Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-01
NoRwIcH PEOPLE AT
R. I. SHORE RESORTS Especial to. The Bulletinl

Special to The Bulletin.)
 Providence, R. [, July 31.-With the advent of the end of July Rhode Hands summer season approaches it's height and this year finds no exception. Although the summer so far has been cool and cloudy the number of cottages at the various resorts exceeds any previous year, while the number of visitors has been unusually large. In both these classes-the summer resident and the standardization Connections has been well represented.
 Guests of MT. and Mrs. William Hath away, of Norwich, at Well-Come cottage on the water front at Longmeadow, the. past week were MT. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, Misses Grace and Harriet Eli ott and Mrs. George Elliott. all of Nor wich, and Mrs. David Brown and Miss Ethel Brown of Mystic On Tuesday evening a barrel bake was enjoyed on the beach.
 Chief A. P. woodward of the Daniel son fire department spent the past week as the guest of MT. and Mrs. W A. Bor- rows at their summer home at Oakland Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Miller, of Nor 1 wich. with their daughters, Misses Mad elyn, Susanne and Katharyn Miller, have 1 a. cottage at Buttonwoods Beach for the month of August.
 Mr. and Mrs G. Fondrouge and Mir. !! and Mrs. Henfield, of Willimantic, have been sojourning at the Robanella cot l tage at Warwick Downs the past week. 1 Miss Sarah E. Lee and Thomas D. | Lee of Jewett City spent the week end at Warwick as the guests of George A. Lee, of Providence.
 1 Mrs Richard Kinkead of Norwich was l a guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Henry F. Blan- l chard at Conimucut over last Sunday, | and will remain several days. Dr. Kin 1 chard, has returned to Norwich after a 1 weeks rest at the Blanchard cottage on the West Shore, road.
 l Frederick Arrlgan of Danielson. was a member of the house party entertained by MT. and Mrs. John T. Arrigan of iTuscatucl1et cottage, near Janness av-
 enue, Warwick Downs over the week end.
 Wallace Crumb returned to his sum- mer home at Quonochontaug last We'd nesday after spending several days al his home in Forrestville.
 Miss Emi1ine Ross. of Norwich. is
 spending a couple of weeks with rela.
 tives at Bullock's Cove.
 Mir. and Mrs Louis Lablanc remov
 cd their household effects the past weel from Harrisville to Central Village
 where they will make their home in the future
 Miss Margaret Hogan of New Londor spent the last week end with friends 1T
 Westerly.
 Friday was the 18th birthday of Ms,
 Christine Mccormick, of Norwich, ant
 just before noon an automobile filled with young misses rolls1 upl to the summer home of Miss McCornlic ck's par ents. on the river road at Oakland
 Beach. taking that young lady entirel, by surprise. The party consisted of tn Misses Fannie Clara and Eleanor Rich ards, Frances Sumner, Magic Quinn, Ma and Ray Mccormick. all of Norwich
 Luncheon was served soon after thei arrival and the afternoon WIS >7joyet in bathing, croquette. tennis and swing 1 ing. Tea was served on the lawn ant in the twilight a marshnaliow toast wa . held e11 the beach. The party left abou
 g o'clock on their return home. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Snow of Nor wich have taken a cottage at River Viey until the first of September.
 Walter Hitchins of Norwich wa among the arrivals at the Worceste House at Quonochontaug last week. Judge E. s. Agard and Mir. and Mrs F. s. Carpenter, of Holland have beel D recent glests of pr. and Mrs. Sailor, < at Sandune cottage, Charlestown Beach 2 Miss Mabel Tailnan of Norwich 1 l spending a few days with relatives a
 Harrington Reach.
 q MT. and Mrs. Edward Gray of Jewet l City were week end guests of Mr. an v Mrs. Frederick R. Osborne at their sum