Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-21
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Franklin Saturday afternoon attending
the funeral of Il. / Smith. Mr.. Smith
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several days at his co.ta-e in Pine
Grove.
Albert E Brown. with his brother
George of New Haven spent Saturday at
his cotts-e in the Grove. The Brown
brothers carried away a good mess OF
cams taken from the Mantle river.
Miss Marion Clifford, who is teaching
at Quaker Hill. spent the week end with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Metca}f, at the Rivervic71 Manor farm at
Pine Grove. Recent arrivals at the
Manor are Mrs. James MetcaE and
daughter Miss Marjorie, who have been
at Oakdale for several months
Mrs Olivia NJ. Case. who has been
spending the winter with relatives in
Brooklyn. y. Y. and Bridgt1orr, has re
turned to Pine Grove and has opened her
cottage for the season.
Morton r. Swinney OF the village was
IN Providence Monday on business.
Harrison w Bond is able to he out
after two weeks illness.
Miss Mara Bond has returned tn hCr
home on Cham1l.n Hill a-'cr tive weeks
visit with friends in New No-l
Mrs. Marion r. Davis 81 spending 4
week in Hartford. East Bcr;ir- nj No
dIetown.
Turner Harding was in Essex recently
| on business.
The Sunshine society viii hold the
April meeting at the Morton house.
]. Percy Morgan and Turner Harding
motored to Lyme last Sunday.
Frank Stuart entertained Herbert Ed
! retlge from Waterford recently.
! Miss Gertrude Stuart is employed in
New London.
! Miss Richardson OF Brooklyn. y. Y,
! has lee sed Mrs Louise Fortiers bunEa-
/ low in Wells street. Pine Grove. for the
| coming season.
! Mrs Louise gortier Of New London
i was recent guest of Mrs. ". H. Dor
man of Pine Grove.
| Homer ". Dorman Of East Berlin and
| Miss Amy Mitchell OF Hartford were
guests Sunday Of the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Dorman.
! Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wheeler have
! opened their cottage at Crescent Beach
after passing the winter at st. Augustine
Fla. Mr.. Wheeler's paren.s are expected
next month.
! Frank Russeli's carpenters have built
A barn at Black Point for William Cole
paugh.
Kenneth Gavitt and a party Of village
friends were at Norwich Town recently.
Mrs. Carrie Monroe of New London
spent Saturday at her Pine Grove cot
tage.
Mrs. Emma Manwaring is improving
following an attack of grip.
Arthur Reed is able to be out after a
two weeks illness with grin. HIS broth
er-in-law. John Daniels. has an attack
of pneumonia but is recovering.
The Harmony club met recently witt
Mrs. Bert Ravens.
Mrs. Eliza Coombs has returned to hei
home on the Tx Point road after ter
days visit TO Springfield and Holyoke
Mass.
Miss Margaret Coulter of Waterbury
registered nurse. and former residen
of the village, is here caring for Mrs. c
| J. ManWaring who has pneumonia.
William L. Beebe OF the Roxbury dis
trict has work at the Bishop quarry.
William Proctor and family will NOV
soon to the Gates tenement on Pennsyl
vania avenue.
Towerman Louis Marine has purchased
the property on Washington avenue to b.
vacated soon by Mr.. Proctor.
There is interest at the club rooms II
bowling these days. A team came owe
from Waterford recently and went hom
defeated. They found the local stat
were up to the minute in that line.
Tuesday evening the supper at tn
Congregational church was well patron
lied.
Mrs. Sarah E. Munger of Main stree
has gone to New Britain to visit her son
Several members Of the Epwortl
league motored to Norwich Friday even
ing and attended meeting Of the leagu
circuit.
The public supper given recently b.
the Epworth league netted $12.
| Towerman Louis P. Stevens is confine,
to his home by illness. Frank Peck o
South Lyme is covering the first trick a
the local tower.
Fred Edwards is working in the stor