Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-29
WilIinnantic Camp Ground
Thirty one Cottages cpen-Why Taxi Passenger Was Nervous-.New Ar rivals During the Week.

Mrs. Bushley and daughters from Southport and Mrs. William Cane were visitors in the grove Friday Miss Grace Bushley was one of the grad uates from the normal school last week.
 Miss Alice Strong of Boston arrived at Rest cottage Friday. She had Mrs. Sarah Moore of South Manchester for a week end guest
 Miss Henrietta Devon and Miss Florence Stanley of South Manches- ter arrived at the Devon cottage Fri day. Miss Lena Beebe, Miss Hazel Shepard and Miss Florence Beebe vis- tied them at the end of the week
 Arthur Root returned to his home in Boston Saturday. Mrs. Root and children are visiting friends in Spring field. Mrs. Frances Wood will occupy their cottage until July 15,> when she goes to Newport for the rest of the season
 Henry Morgan of South Manchester visited friends in the grove Sunday
 Mrs. E. Cady of Oxford and Miss Mary Daniels of Putnam have return ed to their homes. Came from Norwich. Mir. and Mrs. James B. Chapman of Norwich came for an outing to the grove Wednesday. They enjoyed a fine ride, also a good dinner, after which MT. Chapman returned. Mrs. Chap | man will remain for a while. Miss Fanny Allen from Hanover vis- 1 tied her brother and his family at the Hillhouse last week. Taxi Backed Up the Hill. A woman who arrived last week says she came into the grove back 1 ward. The taxi she rode in could not make the long hill. The driver had to | back down, turn around and come up l backward. After several stops and | starts, they arrived at the cottage. l The passenger managed to keep still although rather nervous. When she l alighted the driver said with a grin: q made those hills with only three 1 cylinders working | MT. and Mrs. Myron Allen and son 1 Raymond, Mrs. Caroline Button and 1 Miss Jennie Button of Hanover were 1 guests of Frank Allen and family on Tuesday.
 l Edward o. Chapman of New York l was the guest of his sister, Mrs M. c 1 Walter, and family at the Hillhouse Friday.
 l Word has been received here that i Rev Walter Macintire of New Bedford who has been ill with pneumonia, ex- l poets to come to his cottage to recu- perate.
 Mrs. Anna Beville has finished he, 1 work in the city and is at her cottage on Wesley circle for the remainder oi the season.
 ] Rev. G. D. Stanley and family iron Putnam motored to the grove Tues. day and visited their cottage Albert Boardman and family iron | Norwich motored to the grove Tues
 day, visiting their cottage on Have1 avenue.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Robert N. Stanley O South Manchester arrived Wednesda,
 at their cottage on Wesley circle. The Buckland family from Eas
 Hampton spent the week end at thei
 cottage.
 Mrs. Helen Ferguson returned to he
 cottage on Haven avenue Wednesda,
 after spending week at her home il
 Providence, her granddaughter, Mis-
 Helen Grout, returning with her.
 Miss Amy Butler, who has been
 guest at Outlook cottage, returned t
 Greenport Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Gordon, afte
 spending a few days at their home ii | Norwich. returned to their cottage tn first of the week. Grove Visitors. Other visitors in the grove inc1ud
 Mrs. Golden and daughter BtheL Rex l c. Harley Smith, Mrs Grace Potter l Mrs. Mary Simons and daughter Ethe and Mrs. Fred Davoll Lawrence Carter and sister Mis-
 Ruth Carter, from Rutherford, N. J
 arrived at Sweethome cottage Wed
 nesday.
 Mrs. Jackson from Attieboro la
 rented the Sterry cottage fer the sea
 son.
 . There are 31 cottages open, the sam
 number as one year ago at this tim,