Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-13
WiILimantic Camp Ground
Many Visitors at the Grounds During Past Week-Personal Notes.

Robert N. Stanley and family, who have been having two weeks out ing at their cottage on Wesley circle, returned to their home at Highland Park the end of the week. to return again in August.
 Mrs. Olive A Randall of the state hospital force at Norwich spent a week of her vacation at the Wigwam. and left Tuesday for visit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Lumis, in Spring field, Mass!
 Miss Lima Beebe. a teacher at South Manchester, has purchased the John Pearce cottage on Haven avenue. Mrs Susan Mercy of Danielson ar rived at Camp Moree cottage last week for the rest Of the season.
 The Misses Minnie and Cassie Backus, with their niece, Miss Kath- ryn Clark, from New London arrived at Fern cottage the last of the week, Miss Clark returning to her home Sunday.
 The two busiest places outside of the cottages are the playground and at camp station. Someone is nearly al- ways to be found at either place
 Miss Mathews of Hampton was a recent guest of Mrs. Mary Ray on Wesley circle.
 Rev. R. D. Dyson and wife and daughter Helen of East Orange, N. i J., arrived at Stone Ledge cottage the end of the week.
 Harry Montgomery and family of New York were guests of his mother Mrs. Lima Montgomery, at Fay cot | tage. last week
 Rev. William Crawford and sisters | Sarah and Margaret, from Norwich with their nephew, Frances Crawford of Whitinsville, Mass, are having a | two weeks outing at the Norwich 1 Town house on Church circle. l Nr. and Mrs. Parker Norton from Seattle, Wash, are the guests of Mrs William Grout at Unead Rest cottage | Mrs. Norton is a niece of William 1 Grout Of Providence.
 Mrs. Frank Barker and grandson 1 who have been spending a few week. 1 at Woodland Nook cottage. returned to their home in New London Wed nesday.
 Mrs. G. F. Read of Worcester, Mass arrived at Gem cottage the first of tn week for the rest of the season. Sh was accompanied by her friend, Mis- Corbett, who returned to her hom l Tuesday.
 Julius Beville and wife and daughte were guests of MT. BevilIes mother-th first of the week.
 Mrs. Barrows had as guests Wed nesday MT. and Mrs. Clarence Barrow r and daughter. MT and Mrs. Elme Simons and daughter from Hartfor and Mrs. Fred Davolle from the cit,
 Mrs. George Strong and grand daughter, Miss May Stocking, fror | East Hampton, arrived at Midwoo : cottage Wednesday for the rest of tn season.
 Mrs. G. A H. Smith of Freeport \
 Y. and daughter Carol and frien
 Miss Helen Hambley, and Mrs. Smith n two boys. Randall and Rogers, al n rived at their cottage Monday. |. Mrs. E. Benson and son Arthur frol n Manchester, who have been the gues T of Mrs. Frances Wood, will return lstheir home the last of this week. Mis . Alice Benson spent the week end wit
 her mother and brother Mrs. Woe
 will vacate the cottage the 18th an
 go to Newport, when the cottage wi
 be occupied by Dr. Earl Smith an
 family of New York.
 Mrs. E. E. Foote of Gilead was tf
 guest of her mother, Mrs Elizabet Hill. on Mystic avenue over Sunda
 The Richmond family. who ha1
 been spending few weeks at Roc
 Nook cottage. have returned to the
 home in Mystic.
 Miss Laura Moore returned to ht
 home in Greenport, L. l., Monday an
 her sister. Mrs. George Gudebrod. an 0 son David from New York, with Mis 1 l Addline Moore of Greenport, arrive at the Outlook cottage Wednesday.
 There are forty cottages open an
 two society houses.