Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-20
WilIimantic Camp Ground
improvements Noted About the Grove Forty eight Cottages and Two So- ciety Houses Open-Late Arrivals Birthday Party.

| HCNSI dl lllIpl OIIGIllS dTG IlOIIC6u in the grove. New outhouses take the place of those destroyed by fire. Mrs. Gridley's cottage has been enlarged, l fine new veranda added, and electric lights installed. The Stone cottage has a, new veranda, also electric lights William Grout has made some inn. provements on his cottage and Mrs. | Powell has had hers painted, while several cottages have had new tile chimneys added.
 i Mrs. Lucius Brown, Mrs E. $. Cur rier with Miss Julia Adams from Col chester came for an outing in the grove Friday. They enjoyed a swell dinner at the Adams cottage afterward called on friends in the grove before returning home.
 Visitors From State Hospital.
 Mrs. John Daggett matron at the State Hospital in Norwich, also As Isistant .Matron Mrs. Dupree, were vis- itors in the grove Sunday.
 l' Mrs. Frederick Smith and daughter, Dorothy, from Brooklyn, N. Y, with her friend, Miss Ethel Bedding, ar rived Wednesday at the Smith cot ltage, on Norwich avenue. MT. and Mrs. Alvin Lewis of Nor wich visited their cottage on Wesley circle Tuesday.
 Party on Birthday.
 A party of eighteen from the city
 visited the grove Friday. It was the
 birthday of one of the party. Mrs. C. R. Hibberd. her children and the
 grandchildren were at the party. Mrs. George Russ from Mount Hope,
 Mrs Lydia Spier. Mrs. Clifford Whitehouse from South Manchester
 and Miss Lucy Whitehouse from the
 city were recent guests of Mrs. Ed
 ward Bates, at the Spicer cottage. 1 Van Wheeler and family from Prov idence arrived at their cottage on Ha-
 ven avenue Tuesday for the rest ot
 the season.
 AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood from i the city arrived at their cottage or Haven avenue Wednesday. Mrs William Cartis and daughter Laura from Rutherford, N. J., arrived at the Sweet Home cottage the first ot | | the week.
 Mrs. L. Foster of Manchester ar rived at her cottage oil Simpson ave ' nue early in the week.
 Mrs Etta Bushnell of Norwich waf the guest of Mrs. Jane Read and Mrs Mary Taylor at Gem cottage recently + Mrs. Olive Randall returned to tht n Wigwam Monday after visiting hel daughter in Springfield, Mass. f | IJI. 4SddC T. w NOONss oHPCl llAISllOSAl of the Chautauqua, was a visitor il the grove Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Costello Lippitt made visi a a to her home in Norwich Friday. n Motored From Norwich. d Miss Edith Dodge and Miss Mar @ tha Brown with Mrs. Fred Bushnel e from Norwich. motored to the grow
 on Friday Miss Dodge and Mrs
 Brown were the guests of Mrs. Jaco
 Betts.
 pr. Tiffany and wife of Mancheste
 with friends was visitor in the grov .. Friday.
 5 Several from the grove have been il ,r attendance at the Chautauqua in Will y limantic the past week. ? Miss Henrietta Devon is spending 5 flew days at her home at Highlan 5. Park.
 T George Palmer has returned to hi IL cottage after visiting his home i ,I Jewett City.
 II Mrs. George Keith and 'childrer = from South Manchester, arrived at tn
 Keith cottage the first of the week. Miss Alice Strong has returned t ! Rest cottage, after visiting friends | Waterbury and Meriden.
 Miss Annie Lathrop and Miss Bea Il trice Pomeroy, from Putnam, ar N spending their vacation at the Lath x TOD cottage on Haven avenue.
 Mrs. George Sterry and granddaugh ter, Miss May Stocking. from Eas \ Haddam have arrived at Midwoo | cottage for the season. II Harlan Hills of East Hampton wa a visitor in the grove Tuesday. Fl Mrs. William T. Crandall of Nor ' Yich spent Tuesday in the grove wit s Mrs. Jane D. Read and Mrs. Mary l ! Taylor.
 II Forty eight Cottages Open. ] There are 4S cottages open at pres 7. lent and two society houses.