Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-08
Willinanaic Camp Ground
Trf- county Field Day on Aug. II With
Gold Medal Contest-Benefit Enter
tainment for Ladies' Improvement
Society.

Through the courtesy of Mrs. Eliza
beth Burchard of MOntville an enter
tainment for the benefit Of the Ladies'
Improvement Society was held Satur-
day evening in the Tabernacle. Those
that took part We're Mrs. Ida Rich
ardson, vocal soioist, Miss Angela
Wilson pianist and aCcOmpanist, Miss
Agnes Hampstead, vocal soloist, and
Mr. John Libby, mOnOlOgues and
readings. All those taking part were
from New London.
The program: Piano solo, Narcis-
sus, Nevin, Miss Wilson; duet Sweet
is the Dream Of Youths Fond Hours
Campana, Miss Hampstead and Mrs.
Richardson; reading, Mr.. Libby; vocal
solo. Thou Art, COlebridge, Taylor.
Mrs. Richardson; reading by Mr.. Lib
by; vocal solo, Memories, Tunison,
Mrs. Richardson; piano solo, Lost
Hope, GOttsChalk, Miss Wilson: vocal
solo, Japanese Love Song. Thomas,
Mrs. Richardson; vocal solo, Because
I Love You. G. B. Hawley, Miss Hemp
stead; reading, Mr.. Libby; duet,
Knew a Bank, Horn, Miss Hampstead
and Mrs. Richardson; reading, Trib-
ute to the Flag, Mr.. Libby.
The entertainment was concluded by
the singing of America by the audi
Mrs. Florence Chapman and daugh-
ter Martha of Mantle are staying in
the Mantle House.
First Sale of Season.
On Saturday afternoon the Ladies'
Improvement society held their first
ice cream sale of the season at the
cottage Of Mrs. Jason L. Randall
Field Day and Meeting.
The Tri County Field Day and the
annual field meeting of the Women
Christian Temperance Union of New
London, TOlland and Windham coun-
ties will be held on the Willimantic
Camp Ground at 100 p. m. Thursday
Aug. II, 1916.
A gold medal contest, chorus sing
ing, solos and duets with other at
fractions will make this one Of the
very best of field days. Come and
have a gOod time.
Good Attendance at Services.
Sunday services on the ground were
well attended Sunday school in the
Mantle House at o'clock. At o.
clock a temperance address was given
by Captain J. L. Randall of Groton.
Mantle House in the evening. It was
led by the Rev. w. D. Robinson Of
AttlebOro, Mass.
Mrs, H II. Sterry spent Thursday
and Friday at her cottage Waldheinl,
on Haven avenue.
Camp Ground lettings.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Austin and
daughter Gladys and son Herman Of
Norwich were visitors Sunday Of Mrs.
S. w. NOrey at Camp AIoree on Simp-
son avenue.
Rev. Arthur H. Wfthee and family Of
MCosup are staying in the Wilson cot
tage on Wesley circle.
Dr.. W. E. Bean and son Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Newell of Rockville
were on the grounds Sunday.
Miss Nancy G. Davis Of Norwich
was a visitor on the grounds Friday.
from a visit with relatives in Hart
ford.
Miss Elizabeth Burchard of NIontville
is occupying her cottage, The Bunga-
low. She has as her guests Miss Ida
Richardson, Miss Agnes Hampstead,
Miss Angela Wilson and John Libby
Mrs. Ernest Moore and daughter
Barbara have returned to their home
in Bridgeport after a visit with Mrs.
AIoore's mother, Mrs. Stephen Dun
stan.
r. NJ. Stanley and family and Miss
Nertie Devon of Highland Park have
arrived at their cottages.
Regular week end visitors include r.
M. Wheeler. William Grout, Ernest
Weller, E. A. Cleaveland and E. R.
Cleaveland Of Providence.
Miss May e. Hill Of Norwich visited
Mr. and Mrs. Costello Lippitt over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Root and Miss
Jessie Smith of New London spent
Sunday on the grounds.
Hale Smith and daughter Ruth Of
Ulysses. Neb, we're recent visitors
with their cousin, Mrs. Frank Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. AIorroI Currler Of
Chelsea, Mass, have arrived at their
cottage on Haven avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, H. Carpenter and
Mrs. p. A. Griffin of New York city
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest vel
Ter on Haven avenue.