Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-27
wlLLlMANTlc CAMP GROUNDS
First Benefit Concert for Improvement Soeiety-Mr. Lippitt's vietroia Fur nishes Fine Prosramme-Sunday School at Mantle House.

Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the tabernacle, the first concert of the sea son was held for the benefit of the Ladies improvement society. Those programme of selections given by Cos- tello Lippitt on his Victrola- The pro- gram follows:
 National Emblem March, German Fi- light Waltzes, Lucy Isabelle Marsh; Loves Old Sweet Song. Neapolitan trio; Rigoletto quartette Victor Opera company; The Nightingale, osarina solo. Tapeiro; The Old Man and Jim, recitation, Humphrey: Il Trovatore, anvil chorus, Victor male chorus; The Mocking Bird, zylophone solo: Favor ita. Am Palto Ardor." Matzenauer and Amato: The Portobelio Lass, Harry Lauder; Bridal Rose overture, plano, accordeon. Pietro Deiro; Ticklish Reu- ben. Cal Stewart; I Hear You Calling Me. Lucrezia Bori; All Through the Night, Julia Culp; Linda di Chamou- nix, Marcella Sembrich; Agnes Dei (BizeO, Schumann Heink; Ave Maria (Kahn), Caruso, violin obligato by MiScha Elman; American Patriotic Airs.
 Sunday School Held.
 Sunday school was held at o'clock in the Mantle house. A prayer meet ing was held in the same place at o'clock. The meeting was led by Will liam Como
 David Purdie of New York city is spending Sunday with his parents on Mystic avenue.
 MT. and Mrs George H. Buckiand of East Hampton have arrived at their cottage on Cartwright avenue. Miss Fanny Proctor of Windsorville was a recent caller on the grounds: daughter of Highland Park visited their cottage on Wesley circle over | Sunday.
 . Mir and Mrs Thomas Elliot who have been spending the past few days l at their cottage on Wesley Circle, re- i turned to Ellington Friday 1 y The six regular weekend visitors. i William Grout E. A. CIeaveland. Ern- est Weller. Dr. ". R. MacIntire Ar 1 thur Andrew and E. NJ. Wheeler, all of Providence. R., l.. spent Sunday with their families.
 George Osborne of Bridgeport spent I Sunday with his family.
 Miss Maude Skerry of Providence R. l., was the guest of Mrs. M. J. Belts | over Sunday
 Miss Skerry has just returned from a lengthy visit in Nova Scotia k Home from Maine.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Wood and l.grandson, woodford Royce. all of Will Ihimantic. and Mrs. Woods daughter Mrs. Charles H. Pratt returned or | Saturday to their cottage on Simp- son avenue after spending the greater part of July occupying a cottage al Pemoquin Harbor, Maine.
 Miss Dorothy Wheeler has returned Fto her parents cottage here after g visit with friends in East Dover, Yer. mont
 Il MT, and Mrs. William T. Crandaf of Norwich spent Sunday at their cot. ftage on Wesley Circle.
 Il Miss Emma Wells is visiting hel sister. Mrs. Ruth Wells Brewster a Sunshine cottage. Mystic avenue. / Myron Willis of New Britain spen T Sunday with his family Mystic 1 avenue
 Lease Wilson Cottage
 Mrs. Curtiss and her niece. Mis-
 Tripp, of Killingly. have hired the Will son cottage on Wesley Circle.
 Clarence and Harold Jeffers of Jew
 ett City. spent Sunday with thei
 grandmother. Mrs. J. S. Jeffers at he Icottage ~on James avenue.
 Capt. Henry NJ Randall. with Mrs
 Randall Mrs. Elizabeth Seaman an,
 Mrs. Woedeli are expected to returi today (Monday) from Douglass, whsr