Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-23

chester. is at her cottage on the cor ner of Wesley circle and Norwich av- enue for the season.
 At Mrs. H. B. Smiths cottage, cor her of Haven and Foster avenues, are Mrs. Smith, Miss Jessie Smith and Mrs. John Fl. Root, all of New Lon- don.
 At meexng of the Ladies improve ment association. held Wednesday aft ernoon nominating committee was appointed to bring in the names of officers for the ensuing year. at a meeting to be held next Monday aft ernoon. Miss Jessie Smith of New London and Mrs. William H. Grout of Providence, are the committee.
 Miss Jennie $. YeomaTis, of Phila- delphia, formerly of Norwich, came Tuesday for week Miss Yeomans will be remembered by many as serv- ing many years in the dining hall when it was in charge of her fath- CT, the late Joshua Yeomans. Her mother passed away last September. Mrs. Sarah Mullains, her aunt is with her. Rev E. ]. Ayres, of Norwich and Mrs. Ayres, are spending several days on the grounds.
 Mr and Mrs Frank Davoll, of Chestnut Hill visited the camp yester- day. Their niece, Miss Grace Goddard assists Miss Mabel Mckinley at the ice cream saloon.
 Rev. Arthur A. Muir, of Mansfield and Charles H. Gallup. of the same town, are visitors on the grounds. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Duxbury of Thompsonville, and Rev. and Mrs. C.. H. Van Natter of Warehouse Point, came to the grounds yesterday for a couple of days tarry. At the close of last evenings meet ing a large number of the young peo-
 pie gathered at the steps of the tab ernacle and had a, good time singing songs of various sorts. At Winmilea, No. IS Haven avenue, Mrs. Bertha Gridley of Willimantic is staying at her cottage for five months, 1 having come in April.
 Mrs. H. E. Simons, of Wil]imantic, | is with her daughter, Mrs. F. B. Davoll | at the La Tour cottage on Wesley ciEcle. MT. Davoll and daughter, l Grace, are with them. Miss Ethel Si- | monds is also there. | w. w. Backus of Manchester. came yesterday to camp and opened his cott15e at the corner of Foster and l Cartwright avenues. l Mrs. B. D. Colver is at her cottage l on Cartwright avenue. Her daughters, 1 Miss Colver and Mrs. Porter are with 1 her and the latter's daughter, Mar garet. Mrs. Porter's husband was a missionary of the American Board in | Bohemia On account of the war his | family were compelled to return to l America
 l R. l. Blanchard, of Providence, is | occupying the Eldcrage for the season l with his wife and children Ernest
 
 1 are entertaining Mrs. Blanchard's l mother, Mrs E. G. Wesley of the same | city.
 1 Mrs. A. J. Tinker and Mrs. Nellie | Saunders and son Charles, of Jewett 1 City are at their cottage, 6 James av-
 enue.
 Elisha Tucker, of Chestnut Hill, k enjoying the meetings daily, coming | with his granddaughter Miss Georgi-
 anna Flint. whose home is near the i entrance to the camp ground on Wind l ham road. ... Dr. Bean Of Rockville, has rented hi: l cottage, 21 Haven avenue to Mrs
 Russell Richmond, of Providence, wht
 is occupying it for fortnight togeth
 CT with her sons, Cory and Parsons
 and has as her guest, Miss Antoinettt l.. Lilliams. of the same city, At. 57 Haven avenue are Van R
 Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M
 Wheeler and daughter. Dorothy, ant
 niece, Miss Marior Sponsel, of Hart
 ford.
 1 Mrs. Ernest F. Wheeler, 2a Have1 1 avenue, has as her guests, the Misse
 Ethel and Bertha Pierce, of Provi dence.u Mrs, B. B. Gardner of New Londol l. is entertaining her mother Mrs. Jas $. Rogers, at. r Haven avenue. Rev. G. B. Mossman, of Brocktor , 1 Mass, was the preacher last evening