Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-26
Eiahtx-one Scout. on JuIy bot.


 The last of the blanks have been returned. which were Rnt out from headquarters to each scoutmaster. for the purpose of finding the exact num- Der of scouts in the city. According to these. there were at that time are second class. 67 tenderfeet, and g candidates. These scouts are under the direction of scoutmasters and assistant scoutmasters. The personnels of each troop is as follows:
 Troop No. 1.
 Second Congregational Church Scoutmaster. Rev H. J. wyckoff: troop leader. Ralph Graham; scouts, W. Aidrich. D. AIdrich, R. Johnson, E. Mackenzie S. McNickIe R. Branche, H. Anderson, E. Sage and H. Krohn
 Troop No. 2
 First Baptist Church
 Scoutmaster. Harry N Howard: as- sistant scoutmaster Roswald Batty; troop leader, Clifford Oat, patrol leaders. Merwin Leff1ngwell and Arthur Lamb: scouts. E. Douglas. L. Browning. F. Lamb. L. Rathbun, H. Wiley, R. Royce, L. Jones, P Harwood, T. Far rell. J. Sanborn. R. Gilmore and H. Comstock.
 Troop No. 3.
 Y. M. C. A.
 Scoutmaster, Andrew N. Avery; first assistant scoutmaster, Robert Church; second assistant scoutmaster, Howard Peckham: troop leader. Har- athan Johnson and Edwin Sevin; scouts. D. Robinson, A. Norton. J. Alton. A. Fairbanks, D. Sevin, H. Gal lup, B. Comeau w. Jewett, O. Chase, M Stinson, W. Rasmussen, T. Whit tredge. H. Jennes. B. Covey and G. Brush.
 Troop No. 4.
 St Andrews Episcopal Church. Scoutmaster. wm- G. Baker; first assistant scoutmaster. John Barwell: second assistant scoutmaster, Rev. F. J. Bohanan; third assistant scout master. Albert Turner; troop leader, Frederick Eaton; scouts, A. Ladd, A. Prodell. W. Shaw. J. Stetch. J. Fletcher, " Luppert, G. Barwen. A Fitch. e. HoIlingsworth, G. Wight. NJ. Heinrich, H. Evans and F. Smeed-
 Troop. No. 5.
 First Congregational Church. troop leader, Claude Combies; scouts, H. Sterry. P. Luther, S. Dickinson. H. Morris. J. Rangus, W. Webster. W. Durr and W. Hitchon.
 Troop No. 6.
 1RAo~OtSo- Scoutmaster. G. A Harvie; assistant scoutmaster. Phillips C. Cook; troop leader. Norman Hines: patrol leaders, A. Wilbur George Wallen; scouts K. B0tham. A Botham, A. Boyers, C.. Coleman, H. Carpenter, C. Haddad, M -Psrkhurst. L. Miller, 4. Burlingame, s. Chase and A. Stanton
 National Totals
 Up to July 31, the total number of scouts registered at New York was I4o,54s. against 1os.0o0 in February.
 State Rally at Waterbury. The following letter has been sent to all scout officials in Connecticut and explains itself:
 HEADQUARTERS WATERBURY
 COUNCIL.
 Waterbury, Conn. Aug. 21st, 1915 To Scout Officials of Connecticut Gentlemen:
 will be that used In our State Meet on October 9sh or 18th. in connecson with the Old Home Week celebration, here in Waterbury. We hope to have a very large number of scouts present and wish to make it an absolutely fair and representative championship State Meet am sending you this in order that you may look over the conditions If thene is anything which have over looked or any other condition which should be put in to insure absolute uniformity or which you think would improve the event. I would be very September 1st. in order that such sug- gestions may be taken into account before putting out finished p-oErzm Owing to our. lack of proper accom-