Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-04
NOANK
Boy Scouts as Host-Reunion of Reed FamiIy-Roy Buddington Leaves Norwich Hospital Cured.

Saturday was set aside by the Boy Scouts who are camping on Mason's Island as visitors day. The motor boat at their disposal left the main land on several trips taking guests back and forth. Games and athletic inspection was made of the camp. There was signal practice for the en- tertainnient If tine guests. Refresh ments were served by the boys. who are doing their own cooking.
 Reed Family Reunion.
 The family of Mrs, Henry Reed of Brook street had @ reunion last week under the trees of the lawn at her home. Tables were spread and sup per partaken of out or doors. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. J. family, Mrs. John Porter and fam fly, Mrs. Matthew Clark, all of New London and Mrs. George Porter and son of this village.
 About the Village. . MT. and Mrs Walter Coe, who have been at their summer home on Light house Point, have gone to Springdale for visit
 Miss Helen Ross, a teacher in Mer- iden, is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Erskine and chi1- dren of New York are at the home of Mrs. Ersl1ine's parents. MT. and Mrs. Ledyard Daboll of Pearl street.
 A layer of sand has been put on the Noank road where too thick a coating of oil had been placed.
 pr. A. l.. Douglas and son Bruce of Brooklyn, visitied relatives on Pearl street for the week end.
 Dr. W. NJ. Hill has new touring car.
 Charles Fitch of West View is visiting his son. Dr. Fred Fitch and family in East Hampeon.
 William Johnson was reported yes- terday as much better.
 w O. Robinson of Stafford Srpings is visiting in the village.
 Dr. Thomas O'Neil and Dr. Henry Lasch of New London have been vis- iting friends on Pearl street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Austin of Mason's Island have been entertain ing Rev. and Mrs. Humphrey of Roxbury and Mrs. Cynthia Devell, John Devel1, Dudley Devell and Mrs. E. Woodward of Portland.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Marion of New London spent the week end with Tel2C1VeS III the NlIIdS6s
 Miss Pearl Parsons. Miss Mabel Vessel and Charles Cornwall of Port land, have been guests of Mrs. Her bert Mitchell of Muse Island
 Miss Sadie MacLeond of Prospect Hill a surgical patient in Memorial hospital in New London is in 9 com fortable condition.
 Prof. and Mrs. Jepson of Lighthouse Point have returned from 8 visit of a few days on Block Island.
 The house of George Carpenter on Elm street is being built under df- rection of William Patterson.
 Harry Rathbun of Waterford is visiting his parents, Captain and Mrs. Walter Rathbun of Front street few days.
 George Bixby of Worcester, has been visiting in the village.
 To Organize Camp Fire Girls.
 Miss Maizelle Aiken and Miss Hat tie Hall, who are interested in ar ranging the formation of circle of Camp Fire Girls in the village have sent away for books of instruction and a meeting will be held later at which organization will be effected.
 Mrs. David Anderson of Jersey City Is here on visit to her mother, Mrs. Sarah Palmer.
 Mrs. s. IT. Colver of Magnolia cot tage, Groton Long Point has been en- tertaining Mrs. Mccoy of Jersey City. Miss Lottie McGirr and Miss Daisy Dudden of Springfield, Mass, are at the Coles cottage.
 Cured at Norwich State Hospital.
 Roy Buddington, son of MT and Mrs. Fremont Buddington of Popue- mock has been discharged from the state asylum at Brewster's Neck as cured He was an inmate of that in-