Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-11
wILLIMANrIc CAMP GROUND.
cottasers to Have Mail Service Dur ing July and August-Campers Ar irving DaiIy-ImProvements About the Grounds.

The most pleasing news that greets the early campers at Willimantic Camp Ground, is that they are to have letter carrier service during July and August. Seasons before Uncle Sam has given the Camp Ground carrier service for twenty days. This was not time enough and this new plan meets with the approval of the campers.
 Road improvements continue. Mayor Lippitt has had a cinder road and one is being laid in front of the H. B. Smith cottages on Foster avenue.
 The flagstaff which is to duty on the opening was taken to it's place re- gently The pole was cut by Super intendent Jeffers on the grounds and measures some fifty feet Money for a flag has been raised by Miss M. l.. Brooker of Springfield, Mass.
 Cottages open daily. The demand has about reached the limit of cottages to rent.
 The inner man of the campers is well provided for, being under the di- rect supervision of W. B. Watrous, as- sisted by Allen Sterry.
 Mayor and Mrs. Costello Lippitt spent a day last week at their cot tage on Haven avenue.
 Robert White of Cartwright avenue has had his cottage renovated both in- side and out His fern beds are mod els. Mrs. White spent few days last week in Providence.
 Mrs. H. H. Sterry and son Allen were recent visitors in Norwich.
 Judge J. H. Reed of Stafford Springs was a recent caller.
 c. l.. Harwood of Norwich, James Purdue of Providence. Rev J. H. New land of Norwich, Mrs. M. T. Braly of Grosvenordale, Mrs. l.. M. Flocken and son of Willimantic, Mrs. $. E. Tal- .f and Mrs. E. F. Miller of Ellington, Rev. w. P. Buck of New London have all called on friends on, the grounds during the week.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Anthony have returned to their home in Jewett City.
 Orrin Lincoln and Miss Mary Mercy of Eagleville have opened their cot tage on Wesley circle.
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain of Griswold have spent a day re- gently at their cottage on Simpson avenue.
 Mrs. J. N. Adams and Miss Julia Adams of Colchester have opened their cottage on Simpson avenue.
 Mrs. J. N. Adams and Miss Julia Adams of Colchester have opened their cottage on James avenue. Miss Dora Boutwell, of Jewett City has opened her cottage on the same avenue
 Mrs. Cantwell. Miss Edith Cantwell Dr. Kenneth Buell. of New York, Miss Smith, Miss Nellie Smith and Miss Agnes Rogers of New London have been spending a few days at the Smith cottage on Foseter avenue.
 Mrs. J. E.. Fellows and her daugh- ter Miss Liasbeth Fellows, are at the Currier cottage on Haven avenue for the month of June.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. S. MacIntire, for merly of Rockville, opened the Root cottage on Foster avenue on Monday They were joined Tuesday by their youngest daughter Miss Frances, from the Woman's college, Baltimore, Md, class 1910.
 Mrs Johnson of. Willimantic has rented the Ramsden cottage on Wesley circle for the summer. Mrs. George A. Day and Mrs Julia H1tte of South Manchester, who have been at their cottage on Wesley cir cle for the past week. have returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Barker and son Roy of New London spent the week end in their cottage on Prospect ave- nue. They had as a guest Mrs Will liam Holman. also of New London