Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-01
WILLIMANTIc CAMP GROUND.
Opening of the Season-Cottagers Ar riving-Hoiiday Visitors - Norwich Woman Buys Cottage.

The season of 1915 opens well on the camp ground. The grounds under the management of M. c. Walter show many improvements, perhaps the most important being the roads, which have had special attention given them.
 William c. Grant, chairman of the playground committee, has had a new tennis court laid out and new pile of beach sand. Saturday afternoon this was a busy place, as all the week enders were plying paint brushes on the iron bars for the back stops. The grounds are now in order for the sum- mer
 The Keables cottage on Haven ave- nue is having repairs made, and sev- eral cottages have been painted.
 Many of the early cottagers are busy making flower beds, Miss Flora Smith, Mrs. Walter MacIntire and Mrs. Ster- ry having the largest collection of wild flowers.
 The pleasant weather of the past week brought many people to the grounds for the holiday.
 Arrive for the Season.
 Those who have arrived for the sea- son are MT. and Mrs. James Purdie of Providence, R. l., at their cottage on Mystic avenue; Mrs. Jacob Betts, Mys- tic avenue; Mrs. Julius Hills of He bron, Mystic avenue; MT. and Mrs. Stephen Dunstan, at their cottage on v of South Manchester, at her cottage on Wesley circle; Miss Eva Benton of Mount Vernon, N. Y, at her cottage on Haven avenue; Mrs. H. H. Sterry, at her cottage on Haven avenue; Mrs. Ellen Brownell, at the Root cottage, Haven avenue; Mrs. Olive Randall, on Jones avenue.
 Those on the grounds for the holi- day were MT. and Mrs. E. c. CleaVe- land and sons, Norman and Rexford,
 
 dence, R. l.. at their cottage on Haven avenue.
 Mrs. w. s. MacIntire and daughter Frances, Dr. and Mrs. W. R. MacIntire and daughter Josephine at the Mac Intire cottage, Haven avenue; Mrs. B. B. Gardner of New London at her cot tage on Haven avenue; MT. and Mrs. William Gordon of Norwich at their cottage on Prospect avenue; MT. and Mrs. William Grout of Providence at Uneeda Rest cottage; MT. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews of Providence at the Woodward cottage on Wesley circle; Miss Jessie Smith of New London, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wheeler, daughter Dorothy, V. R. Wheeler of Providence on Haven avenue; pr. and Mrs. w. H. Cane of Willimantic on Cartwright avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. George Richmond and MT. Rfchmonds mother of Mystic are at Rock Nook cottage on James ave- nue; Misses Fanny and Laura Moore with Mrs. Gudebrod and son. all of Greenport, N. Y, are at the Garde cot tage on Wesley circle; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Root of New London and pr. Campbell are at the Root cottage, Foster avenue.
 Mrs. B. B. Gardner returned to her home in New London Sunday.
 Sunday Guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Comstock of New London were visitors on the grounds Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner of New London were at the grounds Sun day.
 Arthur Keeney Eugene Keeney of South Manchester, Chester Bailey of Milford and Earl c. Young of Hart ford were visitors at the Keeney cot tage over the holiday.
 D. J. Purdie of New York city is spending the holiday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Purdie.
 Costello Lippitt of Norwich was a visitor on the grounds Saturday.
 Miss Fox Buys Cottage.
 Miss Clara Fox of Norwich, who re- gently purchased the Randall Brown cottage, was a visitor on the grounds Sunday. She was accompanied by Mrs. Burnham.