Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
WMimantic Camp Ground

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Services Begin Today With Get 40
quainted eoeiat-sanday, 10 Mission
airy Day-camp 7rsvities.
The WiIlimantic camp meeting and
institute begins today. This afternoon
at the tabernacle there win be q get
acquainted" social This viii be espe-
ctally attractive and everyone Is In
vttd, both young and old. In the
evening at 2 Bishop Quayle Will de-
liver a lecture on Faust. This will be
one Of the most attractive features Of
the years gathering. Bishop Quayle
Is one OF the greatest platform speak
ers In the country and the committee
In charge of the programme IL exceed
ingly fortunate in securing Bishop
Quayle's services. His lecture viii De
source Of enjoyment and entertain
ment for all those that attend. A large
Quayle.
Missionary Day.
Sunday il Missionary day, with ad-
dresses by Bishop Quayie In the morn
ing. Miss Grace II. Roraback. national
Held secretary. eastern division, w. H.
an address by DR.. z. A. Perkins, late
OF China, but now from Hartford, Ct
DR.. Perkins was a medical missionary
while in China He comes highly en-
oorSeo and recommended
Gathered About Camp.
Mrs. Joshua Yeomans and Miss Jen-
ME Yeomans Of Norwich arrive at their
cottage on Jones avenue today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert HUT and child
Of South Manchester visited Mr..
Hutt's mother. Mrs. Julia HUT. Fri
day.
Improvement Society Bazaar.
Old Sol shone- generously for the
benefit of the Ladies' Improvement
society," who gave their annual bazaar
on Willimantic camp ground. The
bazaar was held in the grove just in
side the second gate. The various ia
bles were prettily decorated and well
stocked with articles for save. Mys-
handkerchief, dolls, refreshments cake
and ice cream tables were in evidence.
Those in Charge.
The mystery table was in charge of
| Mrs. z. A. C1eaveland. assisted by
Mrs. Ernest Weller; the fancy work
table. Mrs. N. d. Taylor and Miss A
E. Strong; Mrs. Shippee. assisted by
Dorothy Wheeler and Miss Ruth Ba-
ker, were at the candy table; handker-
| chiefs were sold by Mrs. w. B. Bean
and Marflla Bean; cake and cookies
| were obtained from Miss Martha Both
well and Mrs Albert Boardman; the
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| over by Mrs. Julius HUT and Mrs
Sarah L. Sumner; dolls, by Mrs. H II
Sterry and Jessie Smith.
Refreshments, consisting of sand
witches. cake and coffee, were dispensed
/ by Mrs. George Woodward. Mrs
Thomas Wood, Mrs. ]. L. Randall. Mrs
George Strong and Mrs. William Grout
/ Ice cream was sold by Miss Goodwin
and Miss Conan of Willimantic.
The bazaar il an annual affair on the
grounds and the ladies take great in
| Ierest in it and spend much time In
| preparing for 1t. and they deserved the
success which resulted from the ba.
/ zaar.
chiIdren's Missionary Meeting.
| Special notice is given at this time
| Of children's missionary meeting t
| be held in the tabernacle at D. m
Sunday, Aug. Is. There will be a tall
| by one Of the missionary speakers.
| Mrs. L. G. Brown of Colchester and
Mrs. w. 2. Frissel of Killingly have
arrived at the Adams cottage or
Jones avenue.
| Mrs. H. B. Smith of New London fl
visiting her daughter, Miss Jessie
Smith
Mrs. L A Shippee and two children
Ansel and Anna leave today for theil
home in Providence after a months
stay in Home Sweet Home, in Simpson
| avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Newell of Rock.
vile have arrived for the meetings.
Mrs. Somers Of Windham has pur.
chased Sunny Side, the cottage for.
| merry owned by Mrs. L. A Como.
Miss Dorcas Smith and Miss Beatric,
Green are visiting Miss Marflla Bean
Miss Ina Richmond, guardian of tn,
Camp Fire Girls Of Rockville, and
Miss Lillian Hall of Rockville havu
arrived for the institute.
Mrs. S. D. Benton and daughter Ev;
are visiting friends in Martha's Vine
yard.
Mrs. Charles Morse of DanieIson ha!
| arrived at the Danielson house.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Merritt have re
turned to their home after visit will
Miss Clara Fox.
A. w. H. Sterry has gone to Crysta
pond. Eastford, for a two weeks camp
ing trip with the Boy Scouts of Will
mantle
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rose of Norwich
visited their cottage on Thursday.
Mrs Edmond Wood visited Mis-
Julia Reynolds and Mrs. Emma HUI
on Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. S. LETTERS has returned from
| Ware. Mass, after a visit with he
daughter.
Mrs. Martha A. Nicols is VISITING
| friends in Lynn, Mass, after which sh'
will return to her home in Harmon
ton, n. ].
Misses Marion and Marguerite Vol
colt arrive today from New York anC
New Haven, respectively, to visit thei
grandmother, Mrs. Costello Lippitt
Mrs Jane Reade has returned from
visit with friends in Norwich and At