Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
MAN TIC
Miss HeleK Boyd of Norwich Becomes Stenoerapher for Bridge Commis- sion-Pfse Grove and Crescent Beach interests-Camp Afternotes.


 here, now located in Portland, is wis iting Miss Lizzie A. Benton on Cham plin hill. Rev. MT. Stocking is en- toying his annual vaaction and in- tends to spend a part of it at Man tic
 Rev. J. J. McCook, with his fam fly, has arrived at his summer man sion at McCook's point for the sum mer. Rev. MT. McCook has been en- gagged to have charge of the services at St. Johns chapel in Main street for the next five Sundays
 The St. Johns endowment fund so- cfety- met "Wednesday afternoon with one of its members, Mrs. D. l.. Gates, in Pennsylvania avenue There was a large attendance and plans were made for the annual August sale for the benefit of St. Johns chapel
 First and third trick operators have to double upon their work at the local tower, owing to the illness of second trip operator J. P. Mccoy.
 Many Saw Soldiers Depart.
 There was a. big turnout of resi- urday afternoon to witness the depart ure of the soldiers. A number of se- 1ections were rendered on the depot platform by the members of Hatch's band Asst. Supt. Fitzr1a urice of New Haven was over and had charge of the train arrangements, and they were got out on time causing no delay to the regular trains. There were three
 
 Gilt Edge Stops Friday Evening. The east bound Gilt Edge express arriving here at S-11 D. m. is making stops at the station here every Fri day evening which is a great convent ence during the summer months. sRev- C. T. Douglass has arrived in the village MT. Douglass has been doing evanselistic work in Florida the past winter. While in the village he is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. P Morgan in Washington avenue.
 Rush of Freight.
 Freight Agent W. F. Lewis is busy these days attendizg to the rush of freight which is being done at this station daily. The incoming and out going freight seems to be much heav- fer this year than usual
 A number of Mantle men were em- pfoyed the first of the week taking down the tents on the camp ground and putting the camp in order. have ceased working and Engineer Louis Anderson has returned to Hart ford.
 Rev. J. W. Knappenberger has dis Congregational church during the summer months
 Dwight Luce has been working at the Riverside shipyard for some time on the fishing steamer Hathaway. which has been purchased by the Luces here. The boat left Monday for Tiverton. R. L, where she will take on board machinery for hauling the fish.
 Crescent Beach Has Winnino Team. The Crescent Beach ball team won two games last Friday and Saturday from Sound View and Pine Grove. The beach team is stronger this year and has some fast players from Hartford Norwich Young Lady Takes Position. Mrs. 4. J. Strickland and Miss Inez &adesks Spencer left Monday for F'ranconia. N. H. where they will make a stay of several weeks. Mrs. Strickland has been the guest of Mrs John Brown and daughter Mrs A. E. Spencer, while in town. Miss Spencer has been employed at Saybrook sever al months by the Saybrook. Lyme and Connecticut river bridge commission as stenogra pher. Her position at that place is being filled by Miss Helen cer's absence in New Hampshire
 Professod Knowlton is furnishing music at Ty1er's Crescent park casi- no during the summer.
 Frank Hale has secured a position at Tyler's for the summer
 Miss Flora Watrous of Midd1etown Is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Heman A. Tyler, at Crescent park.
 Services at Crescent Beach.
 Services are being conducted every Sunday at St. Francis chapel. Cres-
 
 Hartford is in charge
 Mir. and Mrs. H. R. Norman have re- turned to their home in Norwich Dur ing their stay here they have been the guests of Mrs. Norman's parents Sta ton Agent and Mrs Charles A. Leon ard. In Grand street.
 ". L. Driscoll of Waterford was a caller in the village Tuesday.
 A band of gypsies, about fifteen in number, passed through Mantle on Wednesday morning going east to- wards Waterbury
 Samuel Rogers. Jr., has returned to spending some time the guest of rel atives in this vicinity.
 Miss Elenoar Rogers of Stafford Springs is the guest of relatives here for a week
 Attorney NJ R. Davis has been re- pairing his property near the state camp gate.
 Waiter R. Waldorf is making good has the services of Henry Sembler of trade.
 Mrs Frank Temple of Patta sansett daughter. Mrs. Fred Beebe of New London.
 The baby of MT and Mrs. James Walker Of Hope street is seriously ill Mrs. H P. HiIliar is entertaining Mrs D. F. Knowles from the Elm city at her residence in Main street.
 Seized with Cramps
 George Warner Hill, while Iaboring Monday about our settlement became overheated and jumped into the waters Of the Mantle river for relief few nom ents after being in the water he was seized with cramps and just able to get to the shore A physician ar rived just in time to save his life. It was a close call for George He is acting as janitor and takes care of the association grounds during the summer season. His many friends here are glad to see him out and able to attend to his duties.
 At Pine Grove.
 w s. Celvir1e of Washington D. C. has been engaged to occupy the ros- trum in the Pines on Sunday. He will lecture in the morning at 10.3o and at 2.30 in the afternoon. MT. Colville will come here from the camp meet ing grounds at Willimantic.
 R. B. S. Washburn of Norwich is stopping with his family at their cot tage in Center street.
 Joseph C. Burnham was able to be out Tuesday for the first time. MT Burnham has been i'll for five weeks with typhoid fever. During his illness he was under the careful attention of