Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
WILLIMANTIc CAMP GROUND.
Temperance Field Day August 13- Two Norwich Contestants in the List-Experience Social Friday Cutler Cottaqe Sold.

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 Cutler Cottage Sold. Temperance workers of Holland, Windham and New London counties are preparing for the annual field day at the camp ground August 13 The programme which begins at 1.30 D. m. is as follows:
 Opening exercises in charge of the county presidents, Mrs. Emma .FIol- man South Wilmington, Mrs Lisa K. Fuller Scotland. Mrs. Addie Rand all Groton.
 Oratorical and musical contests: So- To Sound the Battle Cry. selection, The Vulture of Civilization, solo Come Down Mountain Streamlet, selection The Bridal Wine Cup. solo The Curse Warning. solo Mothers Voice. selec-- tion The Man of the Hour solo Just A Wearyin' for You, selection Baptiz- ed in Blood, solo The Broken Pinion. The contestants will be: Silver mu- sical-Elsfe J. Chesebro, Norwich. Ma bel Clinton South Wfndham, Helen Rfcharson South Wilmington Gold oratorical-Mabel Hagberg Norwich Fannie Smith South Windham, Robert l., Greenwood Rockville, Helen Hunt ington Mansfield. John Richardson South Wilmington. Judges Orstori cal Miss Minnie Barker New London, Mrs Carrie Prentis New London, Mir. Curtis East Greenwich Musical Mrs. Alice K. Willeughby Scotland, Mrs. Mary Sweet ShipPie Providence, Mrs. Andrews Providence.
 To Preach at Tabernacle.
 Rev. w. o. Nuzum pastor of the Methodist church in Willimantic will preach in the tabernacle at four o'clock Sunday afternoon
 Rev. B. M. Anthony of Jewett City will lead the Sunday evening prayer meeting.
 Experience Social
 The Ladies' Aid society and friends of the Willimantic Methodist church had an outing Friday at the Williman- lie house. It was an experience meet ing, where each told how she had earned dollar. There were sixteen in the party.
 Harold BidweH came by auto from Hartford to spend Friday with his grandmother. Mrs. Jane Walker.
 Marriage Announced.
 Friends on the grounds have reveiv- ed announcement of the marriage of Miss Katherine Everett, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas J. Everett and Allan H. Gilbert on August l. at Brook Indiana
 The new out door auditorium is be- ing wired for electric lighting. The leaves are being raked up and seats placed.
 Beautiful Pond Lilies.
 Edward V. R. Wheeler, Wilfred S. Baker, Ruth Carter and Miss Bertha Bostelmann went boating up the Wilimantic river Friday morning and returned with a large number of pond lilies.
 Mrs. William Ceilly who has been visiting Mrs. N. J. Scott at the Hem locks, has returned to hem rome in Hartford.
 Warren Critchlow of Burnside, Conn. is staying at the South Manchester house.
 Captain Jason Randall and family in Haven avenue for the season.
 Mrs. E. E. Foote of Gilead is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. P. Hills at Pleasant Shade on Mystic avenue.
 MT Bertram Thorpe and his son Bertram, Jr., are spending a few days at the farm of William l. Allen in Ledyard.
 Miss Marguerite Wolcott has re- turned to the grounds after a weeks visit with Mrs. T. W. Ryley of Mys- tic
 ". w Key and A. P. Seymour of Manchester spent Thursday night at Hill Top cottage.
 Mrs. Frank F. Barber and Mrs Roy Barber of New London have opened their cottage on Prospect avenue for the season.
 Clara E. Fox of Norwich is spending a few days at the Hawkins cottage
 Miss Anna Davis of Jamaica, l., r.. is a guest of Mrs. Fl. M. Randall of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Capt, II. M, Randall of Brooklyn. N, Ys arrived Friday afternoon for the week end
 MT, J. w Rose of South Windham visited the grounds Friday
 Edward M, Wheeler of Providence is spending the week end with his family,
 MT and Mrs Ernest P, Rose of Norwich Town came by auto from Revere beach Friday,
 Miss Grace E. Sponsel of Hartford, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Edward M Wheeler for over Sunday.
 Mrs, Benjamin Luce has gone to Ni- antic to visit her sister,
 MT and Mrs, H. E. Wetmore of Hartford arrived Friday for a brief stay on the grounds.
 Mrs. T. I. Cole who has been visit ing Mrs. s. o. Benton, has returned to Providence.
 Were at Groton Long Point
 Mrs Mary k. Williams of South Canterbury, Mrs. R. s. Smith and son, Herbert of Ware, Mass, and Mrs. J. s. Jeffers of Jewett City, who are occupying Ivanhoe cottage spent Thursday on an outing with the Baptist Ladies' Aid of Jewett City at
 
 Groton Long Point.
 Rev, Samuel Thatcher of JeBett City spent Friday on the grounds.
 Buys Cottage.
 Miss Gertrude Jacobs of Whitman tic has bought the Cutler cottage on Cartwright avenue.
 Mrs, D. F.Rrhneeendfng anT TthisT
 Mrs. D. A, French and son. William, of Wiiifmantie, and Mrs. E, J. God= dard and daughters Grace and Ruth of South ManehesteF, are occupy ing the Wenham cottage,
 Mrs. EstheF Cadman of Hartford is occupying the Gaes F'eflFy house,
 Mrs A. J. FiRi0as, her daaghteF, Mrs. Nellie Saunders, and grandson, Charles Saunders of Jewett City, have arrived for tfe season,
 A porch is being added te the eet= tage of Miss AddiR WebbeF; New mail boxes fes the posting Of letters are being placed around the grounds.
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