Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
STONINGTON
S15,coo Camp in Maine Being Built for Eugene Atwood-W. c. r. U. Hears Reports for the Quarter Evangelist at Baptist Church.

iSI GNSS1O HtWoSu-WE Ss ts OS Hears Reports for the Quarter Evangelist at Baptist Church.
 What will probably be one of the most costly and luxurious camps erected and owned in the state of Maine is being built for a Stonington man, Eugene Atwood of the Atwood Machine company. This camp will cost not far from s15. 900, and will be fitted with every modern luxury, in- cludtng four baths and & gas system of illumination. W. E. Tibbetts of Rangeley and Kennebago has been experimenting the work of this camp, which will be in readiness about the last of May.
 The camp will be built of peeled logs and will have g broad piazza extend ing nearly around the building There will be a living room 22x25 feet in size and dining room lSX22 feet. Ten sleeping rooms will be provided, some opening off from a rustic balcony that will run around the main living room. The sleeping rooms will be 12x17 feet in size. There will be two bathrooms on the first floor and two on the sec ond floor. There will be toilet facili-
 
 quarters in the rear A powerful steam heating plant has been install ed.
 The entire exterior of the building will be made of peeled spruce; the | floors will be hardwood throughout. 1 There will be a stone fireplace in the ! living room, having g. five foot open ing. The architect E. E. Bradley of | Stonington drew the plans. MT. At wood hopes to arrive at his new sum mer home early in the spring fishing season, and will remain until fall. w. c. T. U. Hears Reports.
 At the quarterly meeting of Ston- ington W. c. T. U. this week, from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1S12, the secretary l reported six regular meetings held. The treasurer reported $4.50 sent as @ ! free will offering to the state W. c. T. | U. and s4.50 contributed to county work. All bills are paid and a good balance is in the treasury The super intendent of literature had given out | 791 pages of reading matter; the su perlntendent of press work had had | IS notices and five articles printed in 1 local newspapers relating to the work of the W. c. T. U. The superintendent of Flower mission work reported sent
 
 lOaves of cake, 20 baskets of fruit 3 baskets of apples, dozen oranges, 30 tumblers of jelly, 19 dozen cookies, 2 baskets of grapes. 2 pitchers of gruel, 1 pint of oysters, i bottle grapejuice, half dozen bananas, 3 blankets, i quilt, two dollars in money, 1 box of candy. i i box of figs, 29 garments, pairs of shoes, pairs of gloves. ] suit of clothes, 2 overcoats. 14 pairs of stock ings, ? booklets.
 Mrs. Stiles T. Stanton and Miss Laura Wood arc visiting in New York
 Frank L. Garrity has been spending the week in New York
 Entertained Mon Frlends.
 The A. D. Whist club entertained their men friends Thursday evening at the home of Miss Emma V. Ander- son. Rfreshments were served and a musical programme enjoyed, as well as whist.
 Charles C. Davis has rented the store formerly occupied by w. H. Fairbroth- CT.
 Buys Pasadena Business. Carl Anthony, formerly of Ston- ington, for several years a resident o1 Pasadena, Cal, has just purchased the hat business of the late E. A Rusoc of that place. and will carry the business under his own name.
 Stonington friends of Charles $ Starr of New IA'ndon, of the firm ot Starr Bros. learn that he is gaining fin health, after an illness of IS months during which time he has undergone operations
 The Ladies Aid society of Calvary ! church met with Mrs. J. s. Anderson Jr., Wednesday evening.
 Word has been received here of Mir and Mrs. Charles Killars, who havt been on their wedding trip. They art in California, Mo.
 Addressed by pr. Phelps
 The Stonington Mems club was ad dressed Thursday evening by Dr. A. l Phelps, who delivered an excellen speech on Bacteria and Disease. Th' affair was greatly enjoyed Refresh ments were served and a social hou followed.
 Special Meetings.
 The first of the series of specis meetings at the Baptist church unde the direction of Rev. A. B. Coates 0 Hartford, was held Wednesday even ing. This (Friday )afternoon d meet ing will be held for young people an' others, and a special Bible schoo meeting Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Lucius N. Palmer. Miss Ger trude Palmer and Miss Anna B. Cul bert arrived in' town Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs Benjamin Brown VII leave today (Friday) for New Yorf and Saturday will sail for Panama.
 Frank C. Joseph was operated on a the New London hospital Wednesda for an injury to his foot.
 Joseph J. Meehan is i'll with grip.