Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-30
wrLLIMANTIc CAMP GROUND.
Exodus Begins Monday Morning-$e16 Raised to Pay for New Land-La- dies Improvement Associa alton Holds Final Business Session.

Immediately after the breakfast hour Monday morning the annual exodus from the camp ground began People poured down the stone steps by the hundreds, and trolleys were busy bear ing them in either direction to their homes- It was estimated that the camp meetings Sunday attendance was unusually large, good indication being the fact that tine three meals served Sunday in both restaurants and boarding house were served to larger number than ever before. and Monday mornings breakfast table was also well filled.
 Annual Picnic at Sunset Rock.
 The picnic usually held each year at Sunset Rock by a group of cottagers on the Monday after the meeting ends was held Monday evening at 6 o'clock under the big pine tree near the upper entrance to the grounds.
 Ladies Improvement Association Meet
 ing.
 The last business session of the La dies Improvement association was held Monday afternoon at the Norwich house at o'clock, Mrs. Costello Lip pitt, the president, presiding. The sec retary. Mrs II. H Sterry, read the re- port Of last weeks meeting The treasurer, Mrs. Smith, read her report, which showed some $3T5 raised during the year for all purposes There was some discussion upon future plans for improving the Bethel and the presiding elders cottage. A vote of thanks re- ceived from the executive committee through it's secretary. Rev. F. c. Baker, was read in which the committee ex- pressed appreciation of the work done by the society. including prompt pay msnt of an old indebtedness, a cash contribution of $25 to the association. and for the continued interest of the society in the welfare of the associa- ton as demonstrated in their wise planning and abundant labors.
 One of the quiet but very efficient workers of the association is the treas urer Rev. F. M. Anthony, or Jewett City. who arrives at his 18th milestone next week. For many years his cara full planning and wise business man agement have been known to the asso- citation and all join in wishing him yet l many more years of usefulness. Camp Notes.
 Capt Henry NJ Randall and family remain through the week at Beulah cottage
 Capt Jason L. Randall and family left for New London in his automo bile yesterday afternoon.
 James N. Sterry of the Norwich state i hospital spent the day yesterday with | his family at 49 Haven avenue.
 Rev. F. c. Baker. secretary of tile association, returns home to Provi- i week.
 Mrs. c. H. Morgan of New York re- | mains a few days on the grounds as the guest of Mrs. Jane F. Read at Gem | cottage, Wesley circle.
 ! It is reported that Alba Perkins has l bought the piece of land east of that | just acquired by ths New York, New l Haven and Hartford railroad- The cash collections on the Sabbath l amounted to s110 and the subscriptions | aggregated some $506 more. This sum covers the price of the piece of land west of the grounds purchased last year by the association.
 1 Rev. J. IT. Newland, the district SUI perintendent together with his wife l and daughter, Miss Fay. left Monday l forenoon for their summer cottage al 1 Lake Winnepisaukee where he is | looking forward to d few weeks oi 1 much needed rest.