Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-28
illimantic, Danielson and Putnam

IuaHasasaasaanHpnasassa Shlppee, Providence, James \. sterry, Norwich, Mrs. H. H. sterry, Willimafl- tic. It was a basket lunch party and Mrs. Sterry served coffee and ice cream.
 Heard About the Camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. Costello Lippitt will close Pinehurst, 43 Haven avenue, on Friday of this week and return to Norwich with the Misses Marion B. ana Marguerite 8. Wolcott. Miss Marion goes to finish her course at the normal school in New Britain next week Mrs. Lippitt as president of the Ladies Improvement association re- ports that the society raised this sea- son nearly s400. the most prosperous season of its five years existence During this time long standing note of $400 has been paid for the assocta- ton, the Bethel has been renovated throughout, a cottage has been bought for $250. the steps have been built, and many contributions made to other needs of the association They pro- pose to fit up next year the district superintendent cottage.
 The Seasons Registrations.
 The register at Bethel, Jones ave- nue, shows the following registrations for this season: pr. C. H. Morgan, New York city: H. L. Gale, Medford. Mass; J. Caleb Justice, East Greenwich, R. l.; Miss Helen E. Driscoll, Brooklyn. N. Y.' Mr and Mrs. Lester H. Clee, Providence: Rev w. J. Yates, Fall River. Mass; George H. Hope, Provi- dence; Dr. Ii Bi Gu. Foochow, China; Prof Albert C. Knudson, Boston; Evangelist Harry Taylor and wife, Andover, Mass; Capt Thomas Stew art, Portland, Conn.,. Joseph A. Pa quette. Berwick, Me: Rev. and Mrs. C. Miss Thyra l. Wallace, North Grosven- ordale.
 Mail Carrier Ends Service Saturday.
 Myrton Jackson of South Coventry, who has been mail carrier to the grounds through July and August, concludes his duties on Saturday next.
 Notes.
 Rev. W. D. Woodward Of Wakefield, R. l., pastor at Norwich Town from 1903 to 1905. left the grounds Tuesday. He is today calling on friends in Nor wich Town. being entertained at the home of Rev J. o. Dodge. He leaves this afternoon for Wakefield. Mrs. A. J. Tinker of Jewett City remains at her cottage two weeks 10 ! repair and paint it. Her daughter, 1 Mrs. Nellie Saunders, and son Charles return home today.
 ] The candy and confectionery store at the boarding house closed up Mon | day
 Capt H. M. Randall and his brother | Jason L. Randall. will keep their cot | tages open several weeks Mrs. Sarah P. Tracy of Jewett City | remains another month at her cottage, 1 F Jones avenue.
 | Mrs. COrinthia Keeney of Buckland, | who passed her S4th milestone last | Saturday is confined to her house by | illness. She is at the cottage of H. F. | keeney. corner of Foster and Haven 1 avenues.
 The cottage on Foster avenue for l merly owned by Lyman Caulkins of I! New London was purchased' last fail | by Capt Henry M. Randall, whose l summer home is opposite, and entirely l rebuilt and painted, making one of the | neatest cottages on the grounds. i Rev. Fl. D. Robinson, Mrs. Robinson, ! Mrs. C. $. Jackson. Miss Grace Pimer i returned today to Attleboro Mass ! Miss Ruth Carter of Rutherford, N. J.. ! who has been stopping with them al | 4f Haven avenue, returned home to | New Jersey the same day | Rev. Frederick C. Baker was called ! away Tuesday to attend a funeral il Bristol, R. |. He returned last night and will go home with his family on Friday,
 Mrs Ebert closes up her cottage "A Haven avenue, Monday next anf ! returns to Providence.
 ! Rev F. F Su1itb and da,,a3,ta. Td7 i return to Gurleyville and Joshua Yeo- mans and family to Norwich the latter part of the week.
 Mrs k Weed and daughter Clara | leave camp fer Jewett City tomorrow.
 Rev Frank Chamberlain and wifi. i are to go back to Eastford on Fri. , day.
 Mrs. s. E. Brownell is to assume th, | position of cook at Cushing academ, at Ashburnham, Mass.
 Rev W. $. MacIntire and wife g, this week to spend a week at the carn1 meeting at Ocean Grove. N. J. Theii daughter, Mrs. H. J. Root, wife of Rev H. j. Root spent several hours in Nor. | Wlch Tuesday en route to New Lon. don, where she is to visit friends for f Jersey.
 Rev c. H. Van Natter and wifi. went from the grounds to White BeacI Monday to spend the day. They re. turn today to their home in Warehous, Point us
 Mr. and Mrs. $. Leonard Geer O
 Wlllmantic. formerly of Jewett City remain in their cottage, Hincrest. for merly The German, on Jones avepu, until November to enjoy the chestnu
 season.