Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-21
WillimantiC, Danielson and Putnam

I Groton, being absent, the vice presi-
 dent, B. B. Gardner of New London. occupied the chair
 The secretary, William H. Grout of
 Providence, read the minutes of last years meeting. Jason l.. Randall and l B. B. Gardner were reelected presi- dent and vice president, respectively, and Arthur R. Newell of Rockville
 was chosen secretary and treasurer. The following delegates were elected | to the annual meeting to be held Au- | gust 21. at a. m.. at the Mantle house: Mrs. Smith Talcott, Mrs. Jane E. Read, Mrs. Costello Lippitt, Mrs.
 George Smith, Mrs Jacob Betts, Mrs.
 George Wright. Miss Alice Strong,
 Mrs. W. H. Birmingham George Buck
 land Mrs. James Purdie. Ansel L. Sweet, Mrs. William B. Hovey, w. L. Backus, Rev. w. s. MacIntire and Ar tur R. Newell.
 A vote of appreciation was passed to the Camp Meeting association, for all that has been done by them for the comfort of the cottagers. espe- 1 cially along sanitary lines.
 Camp Notes. Rev. E, F, Smith, who has also aided the people many years as camp ground physician, is at his neat cottage, 59 Wesley circle, with his daughter Ida for the season.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. F. Goodwin of Nor wich are at Buena Vista, Prospect ave-
 nue, for the season. together with Mrs. Goodwin's sister. Mrs. Dan B. Smith. MT. Goodwin has let his cot
 tage Haven avenue. to Rev. John N. Geisler of Holland, who is there
 with his wife and three sons. Philip, Leon and Willie.
 At Pleasant View, Rev. F. c. Bar ber's cottage, corner of Haven and Prospect avenues, Mr. and Mrs. Baker and his son Wilfred and daughters,
 the Misses Carrie E. and Ruth E. Ba-
 ker Miss Carrie is teacher of English at LeMoyne institute, Memphis, Tenn. Miss Ethel J. Saunders of Bristol, R. l., is guest at the cottage At Il Haven avenue are MT. and Mrs. Arthur T. Andrew of Auburn, R.
 l., and two sons, Gordon and Earl, 1 and Mrs. Andrews mother, Mrs. H. M. Ferguson. They came the 9th of June | and remain until Labor day. At B. B. Gardner's cottage, r Ha- ven avenue, are Mir. and Mrs. Gardner l and Mrs Gardner's mother, Mrs. James F. Rogers. all of New London. E. A. Cleaveland 24 Haven avenue.
 has greatly improved his cottage by building ten-foot addition of two 1 stories, piazza ten feet wide on three 1 sides. Beside MT. and Mrs. Cleaveland i there are at the cottage Mrs J, R
 Cleaveland and Norman and Dorothy l Cleaveland.
 Miss Carrie F. Baker is acting as
 organist and pianist during camp meeting week.
 1 Rev. Charles H. Van Natter and
 wife Of Warehouse Point. came on the 1 grounds Monday for the week and are | at Bethel, on James avenue. l Rev. and Mrs. Jerome Greer with 1 their children are at the Mantle house | during campmeeting. Mir. Greer is pas- tor of the Methodist church at Man i tic.
 Rev. John Oldham of New Bedford
 arrived on the grounds Monday morn
 ing.
 The meeting of the camp meeting
 association is to be held today at g
 o'clock at the Mantle house, Wesley 1 circle.
 Patrick sayres. who has supplied | milk to customers for a number of
 years, bought the Jones cottage on the
 corner of Haven and Norwich avenues
 and resold 1t to Mir. Jackson
 who moved it down to the main road
 not far from the entrance to the 1 grounds The association proposes tc keep the corner lot open, thus en- l larging the premises connected with
 the cottage assigned to the district su- l perintendent
 At the cottage of J. c. Hawkins. :
 simpson avenue, of Jewett City. are 1 MT. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Julia A
 Reynolds of WiIlimantic MT. and Mrs
 Elias H. Chapman and daughter Mil