Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
WilIimantic Camp Ground
Playground to be Put in Shape This Week-Seventeen Attend Sunday SchCol-Miss Thatcher in Charge of ChiIdren's Work for a Time.

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 Chidren's Work for a Time.
 During the coming week under the direction of Arthur J. Andrews, as sisted by the young people, the play grounds is to be put into shape so that the youngsters of the grounds can again enjoy it's equipment and di- versions.
 Sunday School Session.
 Sunday school was held in the Man tic house at 8 o'clock yesterday. Sev- enteen were present.
 Miss Emma Starr of New London has opened her cottage on Haven ave- Arthur J. Andrews is spending a week vacation with his family
 Mrs. Albert Boardman and children of Norwich have arrived at their cot tage on Haven avenue.
 Miss Florence HuntingtOn spent Sunday with her parents in Greene vile
 Mrs. J. R. Cleave1and is spending a few days at her home in Manches- ter.
 Miss Kettle Devon has gone to her home at Highland Park.
 Bert EIurlburt of SOmers spent Sun day on the grounds.
 lIr. and Mrs. R. N. Stanley of High land Park spent the weekend at their cottage on Wesley Circle.
 South Manchester House Opened.
 Mrs. Esther Abby has opened the South Manchester house on Church Circle.
 Lease Hayden Cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hamilton have rented the Hayden cottage on Cart wright avenue. MT. Hamilton is em- ployed by construction company in Willimantic.
 NIr. and Mrs. Clarence Barrows of -.y mother Saturday.
 Mrs. II. s. Keeney has returned to her hOE9e in Manchester.
 Mrs Ruth Wells Brewster has as her guest, Miss Ella M. Boyer, of New York.
 Chandler POmerOy is visiting his sis ter. Mrs. James Purdie.
 Mrs Robert D. Dyson of Providence is visiting her daughter, Miss Helen Dyson
 N9wIyweds at Ray Cottage.
 Nr and Mrs. Herbert Allen. whose marriage took place last Wednesday, are spending their h0neymOOn at the Ray cottage, on Wesley circle.
 Rev. George Stanley and family of Putnam spent a day recently at their cottage on Wesley Circle.
 Miss Y. AI. Keith of Manchester has come to her cottage Cn Wesley circle for the season.
  with his family at their cottage.
 Miss Lydia TalcCtr and Mrs TaI- colt are at the Talcott cottage.
 Miss Marguerite WOlc0tt has re- turned to, the cottase of. her grand parents, Nr. and Mrs. Costello Lip pitt after a weeks visit at Thames vile
 Mrs. Fred Gilbert. Mrs. Terravs. Miss Gladys Jeferys and their maid arc at Mrs. Jeffery's cottage on James Mrs Sarah P. Tracy and Mrs. Jane Reed left Saturday for Douglas camp meeting.
 To Direct chiIdren's Work. Miss Florence Thatcher and Mrs. Minnie Carpenter called on Mrs. Sarah !. Tracy the other day. While here Miss Thatcher called on Mrs Jane Reed whom Miss Tha-caer succeeds in the chldrzns work during the camp meetings Miss Annie F. Lathrop and her guest Miss Bessie P0mcroE of Put spending the weekend at Miss LatL- rop's cottage. WOOdsido.
 Held Sewing Bee. The Ladies' Improvement Society held sewing bee on the piazza of their new home one afternoon recent | ly About 21 were present. Mrs. L. Wood of New London has arrived EJ the New London House. The Misses Eaton of lT0ns0n Mass ! have opened their cottage on Mystic l avenue Capt, and Mrs. Henry aT. Randall of Brooklyn, N. Y, who are at their cottage on oFrter avenue, left Sat urday for Douglas camp meeting. Mir. and Mrs Henry D. Robinson of AtteborO, Mass, are at the Home Sweets Home" on Simpson avenue visiting their daughter, Mrs. William W. Carter lrr. and Mrs. Earle c. Sleeve and Earle c. Sleeve, Jr., and Mrs. A. Mo Cray are at the Root cottage. MT. A. LCCray leaves today C1IOnday) for Delaware, stopping over in New York Some men imagine they are respect able just because they wear a clean collar each day.