Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-07
wLLIMANTic CAMP GROUND.
Sharpshooters Fall to Kill Intruding Woodohuck-SeciaI Interests in the Grove.


 Grove.
 The latest excitement at the camp ground centers around a woodchuck. The woodchuck, an unusually large one took refuge under the Davis cot tage in Haven avenue Neighbors gathered the playground was deserted and eight pistol shots were fired at the woodchuck, which eluded the vigilance of it's enemies and is still at large. A party from New London, guests of Mrs. W. w. Winchester, on their way back from Coventry lake, spent Wednesday afternoon at the cottage of Mrs. l.. M. Keables on Haven avenue. The ladies were Mrs. John w. Gris- wo1d, Mrs. E. H. Tracy. Mrs Andrew Stewart, Mrs. Forest Cutler, Mrs. Her bert May, Miss Anna Forbes. Miss Nettie Reed and Miss c. c. Griswold, all of New London. and Mrs. George Vredenburg of North Stonington. Mrs. Frank Gates of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs. w A. Tillinghast of Passport, l..
 Henry Wittig of Providence has been secured as baker at the boarding house for the ninth year.
 Miss Carrie Ives of Norwich is to run the restaurant.
 Miss Marion Sponsel of Hartford is visiting her cousin, Miss Dorothy Wheeler. of 57 Haven avenue.
 Good Catch of Fish. E, W. W. Carter. his son Lawrence and Edward Wheeler went on a fishing trip and returned with a fine catch
 Miss Georgia Skerry of Providence is visiting Mrs. Jacob Betts on Mystic avenue.
 Cottage Notes.
 R. N. Stanley and family of South Manchester have opened their cottage on Wesley circle for the season.
 ~ IT Nf ar~tfn fnI-7 an q Mrs. Edwin Waite of Rockville spent Wednesday with Mrs. A. McKinstry, whe Is occupying the Newell cottage on Mystic avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott and daughter Harriet of Windserville spent Wednesday at their cottage on Wesley circle.
 Miss Hazel spreul of Pawtueket, R. l.. spent Wednesday with her grand mother. Mrs. A. M Raleigh.
 Miss Julia Adams has opened the Colchester house.
 Miss Marion Stevens of Charlton, Mass. Is visiting Mrs. Burlingame.
 Mrs, c, Fish and son Elliott of Jer- sey City, N, J., are the guests of Mrs, George Woodward
 Mrs. Catherine Thorp has returned to the grounds after three days visit with her son, Webster Thorp, in New London.
 Miss Eliza Chaffee of staffordville is spending a few days with Mrs. Phoebe Winter, F. s. Bochat of Brooklyn, N. Y, will spend the rest of the season with his sister, Mrs. J. H. Penny.
 MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Chaffee of Bridge port spent Wednesday at their cottage on Wesley circle. Mrs S. r. Brown of Jewett City is the guest of Dr. and Mrs Cane at TarryWhile on Cartwright avenue.
 Arrive from Holland. Rev. and Mrs. John N. Geisler and sons, Philip. Leon and Will, of Holland are occupying the cottage of J. H. Root on Foster avenue, Miss Florence Birge of South Man ! chester is staying at the Colchester house, Mrs, E, G. Bidwell, Mrs. R, c. Bid- we'll, Miss Alyne Bidwell and Miss Ruth Rallsieper of South Manchester l are occupying the Bidwell cottage on Jones avenue.
 Mrs. A. M, Raleigh of Windsorville has rented and opened Mrs. Ellsworths cottage on Wesley circle,
 Rev and Mrs, Joseph E. Priestley 1 and infant daughter, Myrtle Annie, of [ South Coventry, are occupying the La i tham cottage for a few days. Mrs Ida White and Miss Beth White ! J. H. Allen of Norwich spent Wednes- i day afternoon on the grounds.
 On Driving Trip.
 Arthur T. Andrew and family and ! Mrs. Helen M. Ferguson spent We'd i nesday afternoon on carriage drive to the farm of Jared Stearns at Chest f nut Hill. l Mrs. Agnes Beebe and Miss Lima Beebe of East Hampton are guests of Miss Devon.
 Mrs. George A. Strong and her | granddaughter. Miss May Stocking, of | East Hampton, are occupying their i cottage. Wildwood. on Wesley circle.
 Motored from Rockville.
 Mir. and Mrs, 4. R. Newell and Dr, 1 and Mrs. W. E, Bean of Rockville and Mrs. Reah5s niece. Miss Ruth 1ari. of Boston, came down by aute from Raelk- i ville and spent Wednesday afternoon ! st the Newell cottage Gil Mystic ave- nue.