Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-01

sner home at We-R-Inn cottage at Long meadow
 Miss Eva Smith of Norwich is spend ing few days with relatives at Rly- erside.
 Afr and Mrs Paul Potter and family of Norwich have taken a cottage at Mar ragansett terrace for the month of Au- gust. They have Miss Sadie Arnold of Norwich with them as a guest.
 Among the arrivals at the King cot tagS at Quonochontaugs last week was c. A. Rathbone of Norwich
 Following a short wedding trip, Mir. are spending the remainder of the sum mer with Mrs. Groves parents, MT. and < Mrs Max Takvorian at Highland Beach. MT. Grove and Miss Alice Takvorian were married last week Friday, in Prov idence, the bridesmaids being Miss Mary Grove, of Norwich, sister of the bride groom and Miss Helen Ballard. There were four flower girls, Stella Takvo- rian, Caroline Leavens, Harriet Keibler and Erdine Bushndan.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Davis and Miss Caroline Davis of Norwich, are spend ing a few days with relatives at Mar lragansett terrace.
 Miss Mabel Handy of Norwich is the guest of friends at Oakland Beach for l a couple of weeks.
 Mrs. ". T. Gunnerson had as her guest at Longmeadow the past two. weeks, Mrs. P. s. Sihley of Danielson. Edward Shaw of Baltic was among thoes present at the reunion of the Brown family at Brownie cottage, High i land Beach last Sunday when there were three generations of the family present.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Phillips of Put nam were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. George Metcalf of Horton Green cottage at Rocky Beach.
 1 A miscellaneous shower was held last Friday evening at the summer home of i MT. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley of Central pFalls, on Shore avenue Longmeadow. in honor of her niece, Miss Margaret Sul- 1ivan of Norwich. but formerly of Cen 1 traI Falls, who is soon to become the Ibride of Raymond Anthony of Brooklyn. N. Y The bride-to-be was the recipient of numerous useful gifts from the mem bers of the party all of whom were form CT associates of Miss Sullivan before. her removal from Norwich. The rooms were tprettily decorated with white and blue trimmings and during the evening vocal jselections were given by several of the guests and ice cream and cakes weTe lserved
 Mr. and Mrs. James Fenner of Nor 9yich are spending a few days with rela- tives at Buttonwoods.
 Walter Carpenter and family of Nor Lwich have taken a cottage at Warwick Downs for the remainder of the sea-
 son. They are entertaining MT. and
 Mrs. Joseph Carpenter of Philadelphia for a couple of weeks.
 George and Harry Hartwell of Nor wich. who are spending the summer as
 guests of their cousins. Edward and
 Thomas Hartwell of Valley Falls at
 their summer home at Harrington Beach
 are on a motor. boat cruise down Mar
 ragansett Bay
 MT and Mrs Albert L. Olney of Nor
 wich are the guests of relatives at South
 Scituate for q couple of weeks.
 Miss Elsie Hudson of Norwich, who is spending the summer with her grand iparents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas NHudson of Cumberland. at their summer home at Buttonwoods, is a member of an au- tomobile party that Is touring through the White Mountains for a couple of
 weeks.
 Miss Fannie Glover of Norwich is
 spending vacation of ten days with
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Walker at River side.
 Thomas Dooley of Danielson was a , member of the week end party at the Hope c cottage, on Ottawa avenue, Oak , land Beach last week as guests of Mrs
 F. L. Conroy.
 Mrs. Wiifred Robinson of Mystic is Evisiting with relatives in South King j lIstown for a couple of weeks. Mir and Mrs Frederick Austin of Nor , wich, are enjoying the Inequalities ot [ Mrs. Austin's brother, Samuel Horton
 and family of Pawtuclret at thoir sum mer home on Curnbe-;@nd, Hill 7 Miss Esther Carpenter Of Dayville is
 spending her vacation w1rn her uncle , Edward Lyons, at Glendale.