Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-06
Walimantic Camp Ground
Jitney Teas the Latest Form of Di-
version and Profit-Holiday Visitors
in the Grove-Services Held.

Sunday school was held in the Nj
antic house at 3 p. m.
A service was held Sunday evening
in the Mantle mhouse. Rev. S. o.
Benton was in charge.
David ]. Purdie of Montclair, n. J.,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Purdie, on Labor day.
Captain j. L. Randall and family are
spending Labor day at their home in
Groton.
August 31st was the last day that
the mail carrier came on the ground.
The campers are now depending upon
the R. F. d. route for their mail
Jitney Teas.
Jitney teas are the latest fad on the
ground. The object in doing this is
to raise money to repair and furnish
the Colchester house which the Ladies'
Improvement society has purchased for
their use as a meeting place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen attended
the celebration in Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. M'orrel Currier are Wis
iting friends in Norwich.
Mrs. Sarah Talcott and Miss Lydia
Talcott have returned to their home
in Rockville.
Mrs. B. F.. Barker and daughters
Minnie and Cassie returned Thursday
to their home in New London.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Withee of
Moosup were callers on the ground
Friday.
Miss Lillian Daniels and Miss Julia
TrumbQll have returned to their home
in New London after three weeks va
cation spent in the New London house.
An addition is being built onto the
| basement of the house occupied by
Caretaker NJ. c. Walter.
Rev. F. c. Baker and family return
ed Friday to their home in Arnold's
Mills, R. I.
Mrs. L. A. Spicer returned Friday
| from Gurleyville, where she had been
the guest of her sister. Her nephew
with her. Saturday they left here
for Arctic and Washington, r. l.
| Mrs. Jennie Dean of Central Village
has been the guest ofNher sister, Miss
Phoebe Barber.
1 Mrs. Alvin Lewis and children have
returned to Norwich.
Miss Edith Allen is visiting in Scot
land, the guest OF Miss Isabelle Hyde
| ]. ]. Gallivan of Hartford arrived
Friday at the Weber cottage, where
his family is located.
! George Palmer is spending Labor
day with friends in Jewetts City.
| Miss Bessie Boutwell, has gone &c
Milford. From there she goes to Ar
1 lington, N. J., to resume her duties
as teacher.
Evening Service.
A prayer and praise service was
| nel0 friday evening IN the NlanCl(
house. w. E. Stevens OF Vernon lee
the meeting.
Mrs. George A. Coulter and daughter
Jean have returned to Mantle, aftel
q stay in the Luce cottage.
| Mrs. W.. b. Hovey and Mrs. z. B
Chute Of New London are visiting Mrs
H. H. Sterry.
Miss Florence Huntington is visitin,
her parents in Preston over Labo
day.
Misses Marion and Marguerite VOL
colt are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Costello Lippitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis have re
turned. to their cottage. after q shor
stay at their home in Norwich.
Member of House Party.
| Miss Martha Boutwell, left FTida,
to attend a house party in Columbia
From there she goes to her home Il
Hartford.
} w. B. Hovey is visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. H. III. Sterry. over Labo
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Root of Ne7
London visited their cottage over tn
DR.. w. B. Bean and son Allen, O
Rockville. were visitors on the groun
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