Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-27
WilIimantic Camp Ground
Woman Invaded By Friendly Indians From Norwich State HospitaI-Cot- tages and Their Guests.

The WlgWam was visited by a par ty of neighboring Indians from the Norwich State Hospital reservation, who came up for the week end Lone Squaw, the hostess, served one of her famous clam chowders, which was ponounced o. K. by the young squaws and braves one of whom cen cocted most delicious fruit punch which was highly appreciated. With due deference to Mir Hoover, the usual joints and roasts were omitted and wild animals were substituted; |; lions, tigers bears, elephants and wild horses, were baked whole and served in their several shapes. The Indian musical instrument, the tom tom, was resurrected and reconstruct ed and the papoose of the tribe rem dered unique music which was ac- companied by the Laughing Water Quartette. The happy Indians struck trail for their own hunting ground at 9.30 ?. m.
 Cottage Improved. Mrs. A. L. Hayden has had her cot tage raised from the ground and re- paired. Many of the cottages have had additions built with the sills resting on the ground. which makes it neces- sary to have the work all done over after few years, besides making the cottage damp and musty. Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Hall of Pres ton City visited friends at Stone Ledge and the Ray cottage Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews and sons left the grove Sunday for Lake | port, N. H., where they will spend M- Andrews two weeks vacation. Ear Smith of Haven avenue will be paper l boy in their absence. Mrs. Stewart Greenman of Norwich was visitor at the Ray cottage Wed | nesday
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Stocking ant family from East Hampton were wis itors at Wildwood cottage Sunday.
 Arrive From Jewett City.
 Mrs. Harriet Bromley and Mrs. Ed mund Wood of Jewett City arrived q their cottages, on Wesley circle, thu l first of the week.
 Miss Edith Allen has returned hom after spending several weeks in Eagle vile.
 Miss Emma Colver of Mancheste has been spending the week at tn Colver cottage on Foster avenue.
 Attending Camp Meeting.
 Mrs. J. E. Read is in attendance a B. Sarah Tracy and friend, Mrs. Gorm ley
 Mrs Hovey and daughter Mrs. Ja: Sterry from New London are at thei cottage on Haven avenue.
 Mrs. Celia Sweet from the city an Mrs. Franklin H. Brown from Gale Ferry were recent guests at Mr. Mary D. Taylor's at Gem cottage.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Hubbard ( Manchester visited their boys at tn Hubbard cottage Sunday, the boys re turning home with them.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Guard ( : Norwich were guests at Outlook cot tage Tuesday Mrs. Gudebrod, who ha been paying visit to her home New York returned to Outlook cot tage Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs James Chapman wis tied their cottage on Wesley circl | Sunday, Mrs. Chapman remaining fc the week.
 Mrs. Mary Gardiner of New Londo cottage returned home the first of th week.
 Mrs. Golden and daughter. Ethe from tEe city spent Wednesday wit Mrs. Bertha Gridley, on Haven aN erue.
 Mrs. Criswold and daughter. MT Root, from Meriden. arrived at tf Rest cottage, the first of the wee Mrs. Griswold remained to be u guest of Miss Alice SteTy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Powell ar sons. from Hartford have been spent ing a week at the Powell cottage c Simpson avenue.
 Mass, is again at her cottage Fore Home, on lanes avenue. . Rev. William Crawford and fami of Norwich Town have returned hon . after spending their vacation at u Norwich Town society home ] Church circle.