Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-20
Willimantic Camp Ground.
improvement Society Votes Sum Toward Playground Equipment- Pionio Party from EasleviIie-Two Profitable Sales.


 The Ladies' nnprov ement society held a special meeting on the veranda of the E. A Cleveland cottage, Sat urday evening. The meeting was ad- dressed by w H. Grout, chairman of the committee on Recreation ground grounds and of new equipment in which he hoped to interest the ladies'
 Among the new things provided this year by the committee is an ron framed four passenger swing. The committee would like to provide am other tennis court, a shelter for the sand pile and tether ball. After Mr. Grout had finished speaking, he dis trfbuted cards concerning the play grounds. which had been gotten out by the committee Every camper realizes that this playground is a most valuable adjunct and fully appreciated by the childre. The ladies after some discussio voted sum of money to the work.
 Week End Visitors.
 Week end visitors on the grounds included Joseph Penny of Brooklyn, \. Y. William Grout, E. A. Cleaye- land and k. M w heeler and Ernest Weller of Providence
 Sunday school was held at 3 D. m. and a service was held at 5 p. m. in the Mantle house.
 Profitable Sales. Friday the Ladies' Improvement so- ciety held a successful cake and candy sale and on Saturday an ice cream sale the results of which were very satisfactory.
 Picnickers from EaglevilIe.
 Saturday party of Eagleville peo- pie held an enjoyable picnic in the Colchester house. Those in the party l consisted of members of the Eagle | vile Sunday school. At noon lunch | was prepared under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Popple. Those at the pie nic were: Mrs. Mathilda S1eeth, Mrs. Mary Popple. Mrs Julia Grindle, Mrs. Lydia Harris. Mrs Mary Gurley, Mrs. l Mary Hayes, Mrs. Nettie Reynolds, Miss Helen Reynolds. Howard Key holds. Mrs Bertha Morley. Alice Nor 1 ey. Florence Haynes. Miss Edith Med 1 bury, Miss Lydia Bentley, Mrs. Carrie 1 Thompson, Nellie May Thompson l Hazel Mckinney. Edwin Mckinney, Mrs Annie yinton Mrs. Eliza Han sen, Gladys Hansen, Marion Hansen, l Alice Hansen. Mrs. Smaller MT. Lin coin, J. w Burdick
 Visited Mrs. Hayes. Miss Kate Devens of Springfield Mass, Mrs. Norman Thompson, J. w Burdiclx of Eagieville and M. G. Ward | o1 ClOFIS are NlSltlIlS mTS. AdTy hayes at the Bidwell cottage for the week | end
 Entertained Friends. | Friday. Miss Helen Dison entertain ed a party of friends at her cottage Stone Ledge. Those present were | Mrs. Charles J. Abell, Miss Jessie ] Hyde Henry Frazier, George Hyde, all of Norwich Town, and Miss Antoinette Van Cleef of Jersey City. 
 Recent Arrivals. Recent arrivals on the grounds are: Mrs. Arthur Andrews and children of Providence on Haven avenue Mrs. Benjamin Luce and family of New York at the Luce cottage on Simpson avenue. Mrs. Louise Keaton of Ja- maica, N. r.. and family at Ramp Keaton on Haven avenue, Mrs Ernest Weller and Mrs. Charles Ingerson of Providence at the Elderidge on Nor w1ch avenue Mrs. J. M. Chaffee and her daughter, Mrs. George Osborne of Bridgeport on Wesley Circle Miss Lil]ie Roy of Norwich was a caller on the grounds Friday Miss Elizabeth Barber of Central Village visited her sister, Miss Phoebe Barber Friday.
 Captain Henry Randall arrived Fri day night to visit his family and on Saturday left for Douglass camp meeting, where he will serve his first term as president of the Douglass Camp Meeting association. Miss Lucy Goodrich of Springfield is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M. Wheel CT.
 w W. Carter, of Rutherford. N. J., arrived on Friday to spend few days with his family
 Mrse W. H. Cane has gone to Jew cit City.
 Miss Fannie Wright of Mantle was l a caller on the grounds Saturday. Mrs. Jane Read went to Douglass camp meeting Friday.