Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-17
COLCHESTER
Sudden Death of John w. Sqaires-- Boys Club in Canp-k. of p. Install lation,

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 Camp Cragin of the Colchester Boys club was pitched on the land ox Charles H. Bailey on the East Side Charles H. Bailey on the east S1ue ot Gardner lake Six boys left CotcheSt- CT July Eth and were aeoolnpan1ed by the manager of the club. Milton O- Wood, arriving at the camp site about two o'clock. The tents were pitch ed and everything in readiness before dark. The meals, the main thing ln camp are cooked over an open lire A good well of water is nearby Swim ming and beating are the principal enjoyments. Last Friday night a camp fire was held and the boys had as their guests a number of fellows from neighboring camp. who are from Stamford. Stories were told and the camp paper of the visiting camp was read and enjoyed Trips are made daily to the store for supplies Fine breezes blow all day and the nights are cool, making sleeping fine. sun day they had as their guests L Hor0- W1tZ and daughter and two sons who will remain at the camp they taking 8 son home Who had spent the week therG-
 Officers Installed
 John N. Williams, district deputy grand chancellor of Natchaug lodge, Willianaantic attended the meeting of Oliver WoodhouSe lodge and installed the officers for the ensuing rerm- The officers elected and installed WeEe as folioWsS
 Chancellor Commander, George Gil- rl2ores vice chaRceIlor. s, Fl. kelloSgs prelate, William CGEgenVen; master of work ArtemIrs E. Roper, master at arms, Samuel Eriednaans inner guard | Agran0Vitchs outer guard. Harry Le- vine; trustee for IS months. Asa B. Tayier>
 After the work Brother Williams gave one of the most interesting talks that has been heard in the lodge. His exeanp ijdcat5on Of the secret work and also his explanation of the principles and the work of a true Pythian was loudly applauded His plan also of looking out for delinquent members and gathering them back into the fold was excellent
 On Summer Trips
 Harry Elgart and Lon Chapman left Tuesday for a feW days outing at SaEin ROcA-
 Miss Ethel Webster has left for 8 visit with relatives in Forestytlle, New Britain and WethersfIead-
 David A ElgaTt has Left for q. few days visit with relatives ia Mew York.
 Charles H. King of Rockciale form eriy of this place was calling on friends in town recently
 Judge and Mrs. IL P. Bueu wers visitors in Norwich Tuesday,
 A large crowd attended the grand ball in Tip Top hall Tuesday evening for the benefit of the neW c0ngTeSa- tion. The Lyric orchestra furnished the music and Prof. Graham prompted.
 Several from town vent to Norwich to attend the eaEeHs.
 Frank Case vas the guest Of friends in Chesterfield "Wednesday.
 NIT. and MTs Charles Brand, G, H. Steadman and T. $. Clark were wis., itors in Norwich Tuesday,
 MT. and Mrs. c, c. Barton and two sons returned te their home ia Rocky Hill Tuesday after weeks visit with Mrs. BaTton's mother.
 Samuel Friedman was it Hartford " edaesday.
 Died Suddenly.
 Jcltln ". SQuiras, "A. died suddenly at his home on Broadway Tuesday morning. MT. Squdres went out in the orchard with Iemue1 Clark to turn the ;grin33sroare and after they had conn- pEeted the work MT. Clark went down in the lot to mow. Those in the house heard a strange noise and went down to where MT. Squares was and found hiTn expdIdng. A doctor was called but ME SquiTes was dead before the doctor arrived. MT SqaiFes lost his sight a few years ago and his health has been poor for serne time. He was 9 member of Wooster lodge, F. and A M-, of this place. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Miss Louisa Squdres-
 Rev and Mrs. George Reynolds of South Manchester are guests of Mrs Reynolds mother, Mrs, A. E, Crag1n on Broadway,