Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
NORWICH VISITORS ALONG
 THE RHODE ISLAND SHORE
Especial to The Bunetn.)

Providence, R. l., Aug. 21.-Tae ter rife electrical storm whicn passed over this state, last Saturday following a week of thHeateang forebodimg weather put cninp fn the social activities at the summer colonies along Nara gansett bay and its tributaries. sending every one indoors. Notwithstanding the un- settled weather conditions, however, the number of visitors averaged up pretty well for the week and the rep resentatives from eastern Connecticut were. about as numerous as Tflc'irg pleasanter, periods.
 Last week AIG-. and Mrs. Samuel Tay- Tor of Norwich, who have a cottage for the summer at Oakland beach took an automobile trip to the White Noun tains leaving the cottage in charge of their daughter. Miss Caroline Taylor, who. taking advantage of the oppcGtu- nity entertained party of eight of her ''ohums" from home. The party con- sisted of Misses Edleh Randall. Susie Randall Frances Chase, Hattie Man chester Mamie Mathewson. Jessie Pot ter. Alice Donley and Gertrude White. Bathing, boating, fishing, clamming, beach and piazza parties and musicates furnished the enjoyment for the week. Yesterday an. old fashioned ossInbaAe W dS prepared lO NefCO1ue MY. dIlQ AlfS. Taylor on their arrlvai homo.
 Mrs. George Ameer of Norwich is spending a vacation wieh her mother, Mrs. Annie Congdon, of Washington street, Mendon.
 The Sunbeam cottage .'on the bank of the k:ckenult river in Warren is be- ing occupied for the remainder of the season by William. H. German and fam l fly of Norwich.
 l Edward Durham and family of Mys- tic arrived at Conimicut last week and will remain until the middle of Septeln- Der
 Mrs. Annie Anderson of Norwich was the suese over the last weekend of Mrs. Frank Davis at her summer home on Prudence Island.
 Miss Margaret Mcuiarty of Phenix I has been entertaining Miss Alice Lay cock of New London for several days and last Monday they left fcr q vaca- ton to be spent in Montreal, Quebec. and the White Mountains.
 Mrs Edward Wilbur Hfth .her daugh- ] ter and son, EIniiy and Herbert, of ] Norwich. are spending a few days With 1 Mrs. Wilbur'ts father and mother. Mr and Mrs. Frederick Wdlbur of Provi- dence at Red Cliff cottage. their sum | mer residence at Narra eansett terrace ] At the same cottage Miss Alberta Will bur of Hartford spent the last week end.
 Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor of Nor rtch are visiting relatives at Oakland Beach for a fortnight.
 Miss Clara Anthony of Mystic ie
 spending the remainder Of this month
 with relatives at Longmeadow. 1 Mir. and Mrs Harry Dean. of Centra Village are being entertained by Mrs
 Ea5tie A. Barber of South Main street
 Washington village.
 Mrl and Mrs Leonard Allen of Nor | wich are guests of relatives at Bar rington Beach for the rest of the month Miss Ella SaAlss1ry of Norwlih i spending a few days with her uncle James Horton and family, at Warwicl Downs.
 The Misses Edna and Flora Demer
 of Bristol, Conn, are the guests of Mrs
 Jos Daa .Sevigny, of Crompton avenue
 Centrevilie.
 Mr., and Mrs Frederick Waterman
 and son, Herbert Waterman, of Daniel
 son, are the guests of relatives at Bar
 rington.
 Miss Sadie Potter of Norwich is tn guest of her uncle, James Potter an family of Central Falls, at their sum
 mer home on Prudence Island for month.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur Potter of Mort Woodstock, are visiting at the Uncl Sam. cottage on Logan street, Oaklan Beach, for two weeks. The annual costume ball at the Mis-
 quanicut Golf club last week proved [ , be the feature event of the present sea l son and several hundred of the mem I bers with guests atbired in elaberat < and original costumes were in attend
 aince! Among those who entertained .
 dinner parties preceding the dancin , were Mir. and Mrs. L. R. Porteous [ Norwich.
 Henry German and family of Norwic