Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-11
wILLlMANTle CAMP GROUND.
Musical Entertainment fer Ladies' Improvement soeiety-Putnans Ina fant Baptized-ArrivaIs and Depar- lures,

An excellent musical entertainment under the auspices of the Ladies' Ina provement society was given at the tabernacle Saturday evening. The pre- gramme consisted of piano seles by Miss Olive T. Smith, vocal seles by Mrs. Laura Jackson, Mrs, A. T. Andrew and Harry Montgomery, a vocal duet Shippee, trio by Mrs, Shippee, Mrs, Jackson and w. w. Carter, and quar- tettes by Mrs. Shippee, Mrs Carter, Mr, Wheeler and William H, Grout,
 At the Sunday afternoon service MT. and Mrs c, E, Pratt of Putnam pre- sented for baptism their infant son, Charles Edgar. Jr, This is an unusual occurrence at the camp ground, Rev. w, o. NuZum of Willimantic, assisted by Rev, J, N, Geisler of Holland. ad ninistered the bapttsnal rite.
 The sermon was delivered by Rev. W. o, Nuzum from II Tim, Ill. 16-17, and was plea for greater appreciation of the Bible and drnler faith Tn 1t.
 About the Grove.
 Harry Montgomery, soloist in Grace Episcopal church, New York, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lima Montgomery, dt 92 Wesley circle.
 Rev. and Mrs H. H. CritchIow and son Warren visited Storrs Agricultural college Saturday.
 Mrs. w. E. Bean, her daughter Mu- rillo of Rockville and niece Miss Ruth Earle, of Boston, are occupying their cottage on Haven avenue.
 Miss Alberta Eaton and Miss Nina Reynolds of Stafford Springs are occu- pying Judge Reeds cottage.
 A. T. Andrew and family and Mrs. William Grout and daughter enjoyed a drive through Lebanon Friday.
 Mrs. Hattie k. Walcott and Mrs. Mary Adams have returned to Stafford Springs after a weeks stay on the grounds
 Albert A. Cleveland of Providence arrived Saturday for a week vacation.
 Rexford Cleveland of Providence. spent Sunday with his parents on Ha- ven avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Newell of Rock vile spent Sunday on the grounds.
 MT. and Mrs. William I. Elastic of Providence arrived Saturday for a week. Mr. Hastie leads the singing at the league institute.
 MT. and Mrs. l. R. Wheelock and Miss R. H. Wheelock of Roslindale, Mass, are visiting R. N Stanley.
 Mrs. J. B. Hut of South Manchester has opened her cottage at 50 Wesley circle.
 the grounds Saturday.
 Miss Helen Corrigeux of Norwich Town is staying at the Norwich Town house.
 Miss Ethel simonds, Miss Eliza Langer and Miss Lila Simonds are oc- cupying Miss Brady's cottage on Pros pect avenue.
 MT. and Mrs W. P. Hubbard and family and Miss Isabel Wier of Man chester spent Sunday on the grounds.
 James F'itton opened the Stafford Springs house Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. James Shipman of Manchester are occupying the Dyson cottage on Foster avenue
 A. T. Andrews has returned to Prov idence after a weeks stay.
 Mrs. Charles s. Kicker of Hudson, Mass. who has been visiting Mrs F. H. Bushnell, has gone to visit her daughter in Norwich Town.
 Miss Maud Skerry of Providence is visiting Mrs. Jacob Betts on Mystic avenue.
 Rev. F. c. Baker preached in the Methodist church at Moosup Sunday.
 Mrs. A. D. Lewis and grandchildren, Forrest Lewis and Inez and Florence Clifford, have opened their cottage on Wesley circle for the season.
 Mrs. H. B. Sims of South Manches- ter is in charge of the Manchester house.
 F. H. Bushnell of Norwich Town has arrived for the season.
 Mrs. Sarah Morse, Miss Sadie Har- vey, Miss Rose Broughton, Miss Ethel Kennedy, Arthur Wilde and Harold HoIehauS Of DanleiSon and Miss Edith Exley of Plainfield opened the Daniel son house Saturday,
 The district superintendent cottage Is being wired for electricity.
 Miss Jessie Smith, Henry Stearns and family from New London arrived Saturday at the Smith cottage on Fos- ter avenue.
 Mir, and Mrs, Jesse Enes ef Mans field visited their cousin, Mrs. s. G. Sumner, Saturday.
 J, J, Calvin speHt s=ee week end with his family at The fF~s7e7 eeixs,
 Mrs Steven Prentice and daughter Marinda of New London are occupying the Mantle house.
 David James Purdie of Providence is spending his vacation with his parents on Mystic avenue.