Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-10
Willimantic Camp Ground
Norwich Musicians Among Entertain CTS at concert-lnstitute to seJin Today-Weleonins Reception This Evening.

CTS at Concert-lnstitute 10 Seyih Today-Weieoming Reception This
 Evening.
 Saturday evening at o'clock in ne tabernacle high grade concert TOT The benefit of the Ladies Improvement so-
 ciety was held. A varied programme was given, consisting or reaalnss py
 Mrs. Grace Manning of Norwich. vocal solo by Mrs. Laura Jackson or Atte-
 boro, cornet solos by Prof. J. II. George
 of Norwich and a pianoiosue oy Wai1o S. Newbury of Norwich. Following Is the programme as ren- dered: Pianologue. Waldo Newoury reading. Mrs. Grace Manning: cornet
 solo, Prof. J. H. George; reading. Mrs. Grace Manning; vocal solo, Mrs. Laura
 Jackson; reading, Mrs. Manning; cor
 net solo, Prof. J. H. George; reading,
 Mrs Manning; musical dialogue, Mrs. W. w Carter and Mrs. Laura Jackson. Sunday Services. Sunday at o'clock Sunday school was held in the Mantle house with good attendance. At in the taper- nacle a preaching service was hold
 with sermon by the Rev. W. o. Nuzum of Willimantic In the evening a pray CT meeting was held in the Mantle house with the Rev. H. D. Robinson leader.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting was held in the Mantle house on Fri day evening. Capt. Jason l.. Randall had charge of the meeting. District Superintendent Rev. c. U. Scrivener was a caller on the grounds
 Saturday.
 Institute Begins Today. Today (Monday) is the first day of the sixth annual session of the Willi- mantle institute. Many delegates are expected to arrive. At p. m. in the | n l. l, A4 rN district officers and the faculty. At [ D. m. in the tabernacle a reception will
 be held, giving the delegates a chance to get acquainted. A programme of
 entertainment has been prepared for the evening.
 Bakers Twelfth Year in Camp. ] The boarding house and bakery will open today. In the bakery are Edward Wheeler and Wilfred Baker The
 baker this year Is Henry Wittig from Providence. This will be the 12th
 summer that MT. Wittig has served as baker for the Willimantic Camp Meet ing association. The boarding house is in charge of Mrs. Olive Randall, a-J- sisted by Miss Pearl Cane as cashier and Mrs. Annie Adams and Mss Emma Starr.
 The following men spent the week end with their families here: William
 Grout, Arthur Andrew. E. M. Wheeler, Ill O1 FTONlQe1CG, h. l., 1. N. NEGdISl of Jamaica, Frederick Smith of Brook lyn, William W, Winchester of New
 London, George Osborne of Waterbury, George Wright of Willimantic. News In General. E. P. Cleaveland spent Sunday with his family. He returned to Providence today (Monday) taking with him Mrs. Cleaveland and son Normand. who will remain in Providence until the last of the week.
 Rev. J. N. Geisler of Holland, wao is occupying a cottage on the grounds, preached on Sunday at the Methodist church in South Coventry.
 Mrs. Emma Cady and Mrs. w B.
 Bean spent Saturday at Hawkes. Nesc.
 They returned with Mrs. Bean's daugh- ter Marilla, who had been passing . week there.
 E. Rexford Cleaveland went to Hart ford Saturday by automobile. He re- turned to the grounds Sunday. David J. Purdy of Montclaire, N. J., formerly of New York. Is spending a
 weeks vacation at the cottage of his parents on Mystic avenue Mrs Frank Parmenter of Attleboro is visiting Mrs. Laura Jackson. Mrs. Julia Hut of South Manches- ter and Dr. F. F. Smith of Gurleyville
 are among recent arrivals on Wesley circle.
 Mrs. s. A. Thompson of Watertown,
 Mass, is visiting Mrs Olive Randall
 Miss Martha Bothwell of Hartford is spending a few days with her sister Miss Dora Boutwell, on James avenue ] day opened her cottage on Wesley circle for the season, Her father Harry Wilson. Is expected to arri se
 today (Monday).
 Junior League as Guests. Dr. w. B. Bean of Rockville visited his family on Sunday. Mrs. Bean re- turned with him to Rockville in order
 to attend a funeral. Mrs. Emma cady l who Is visiting Mrs. Bean is taking | charge of Mrs. Beans cottage anc
 making preparations for several mem, bers of the Junior league who are Ic
 be guests at the Bean cottage during l the institute.
 l her daughter Mrs. William Grout, Sat.
 urdsy. after three weeks visit 1T I Providence.
 i Mrs. Orville Tweedy of Mansfield i Mass. is visiting Mrs William Grout I c, s. Jackson of Attleboro arrived l Saturday to spend few days with hi, l family,
 I Mrs. Alice B. Pimer of Attleboro Ii visiting her sister, Mrs. W. W. Carter 1 on Haven avenue.
 Joseph Penny of Brooklyn, N. Y, il spending the week end with his fam'l,
 at Hatetequitit cottage on Wesley cir cle.
 II Mrs. Julius Hills has gone to .Gilea,
 to attend the funeral of Miss Mart ls
 Buell. Mrs. Hills expects to return 1 "Wednesday.
 II Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Smith and sol
 Robert of Providence MT and Mrs
 Charles Page and son Kenneth O Auburn, R. l., and Mrs. M A. Iron 1 side of Plainfield arrived on tn I grounds with chauffeur and autornohil, i Sunday to visit Mrs. E. S. Tucker
 Misses Stone of Willimantic wer
 recent callers at the Kanahan cottag,
 on Simpson aveue.
 Mrs. E. T, Carrier, Judge and Mrf
 Alexander Arnot of South Maneheste
 are among the recent arrivals
 Mrs. F. B. Walden of Willimanti
 was v.siter on the grounds Sunday
 Mr and Mrs. Burgess Newell DI
 and Mrs John Barton are epending
 few days at the Newell cottage .ol
 Mystic ayenue.
 Mir and Mrs. John Root and Mrs Idell of New London occupied the Roo cottage on Fester avenue over Sun day. Mir. Root made the trip fror New London tn his autenacbiie. Il tcertinued os Page Three.)