Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-03
WiIlimantic Camp Ground
Stars Enough For Good Sized Service FIag-About 65 Cottages Occupied Just Now-Who is Here-Visitors Come and Go.

The ram IueSQdy WAS mOSL WSl- come here and came in just the right time. The Tabernacle, dormitory, au- ditorium auditory had all been put in order and the rain gave the finishing touches, settling the dust and clean ing and freshening vegetation
 Might Have Service Flag.
 Edward Wheeler, Jr., who left here a short time ago for Camp Upton vis- ited his mother Saturday, returning to camp Sunday. He is the last one of summers to enter the military service Some of the others include, John Ris- ley, Rexford Cleveland, Howard Morse, Lawrence Dunstan, Allan Ster- ry, Norris Ryiey, Forest Thatcher, Lester, Reginald Long. There really should be a camp ground service flag! In Judge Reeds Cottage. MT. and Mrs. Hainesworth of Staff ford with their two sons are occupy l ing the Judge Joel B. Reeds cottage on Haven avenue.
 Rev. R. D. Dyson has been visit | ing friends in Providence the past ! week.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Wood who have been guests of MT. Woods par ents have returned to their home in Bristol
 Miss Hazel Bowen of Providence is the guest of Miss Helen Dyson, at Stone Ledge cottage. | Miss Mildred Stocking, of East Hampton, is staying with Mrs. George Strong at Linwood cottage. They are to visit their home in East Hampton 1 the last of the week. Mir. and Mrs. Johnson and daughter, l Hazh1 of ici tors in the grove Sunday. 1 W. B. Hovey and daughter, Mrs James Sterry, who have been spend ing several days at Wilhelm cottage returned to their home in New Lon don, Wednesday. While they were here Mrs. Sterry entertained a com pany of women friends from the lo- cal Congregational church, Sergeant Ralph Good from New London and James Sterry of Norwich were with them over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William GAne from the city have opened their cottage or Cartwright avenue for the season.
 Mrs. Phoebe Winter of Hartford was a recent visitor in the grove.
 Guest From Norwcih.
 Mrs Lucie Chesbro of Norwich was a recent visitor at the Ray cottage Mrs. Frank Harwood and son Per cy, of Norwich, arrived Saturday al their cottage on Wesley circle for tht season.
 | Captain Henry Randall and famil5 of New York, who attended the Doug lass camp meeting have arrived a their cottage on Foster avenue ant opened it for the remainder of the sea son. Mrs J. E. Read and Mrs. Saral Tracy who also attended the cant meeting have returned to their cot tages.
 Miss Marion Robinson of. Jewett Cit. is the guest of Miss Charlotte Cady or James avenue.
 Mrs. Anna Beville who was called tt Webster to visit her sister, returned to her cottage Thursday.
 Olin Thayer who has a cottage ol the Windham road. but has been em plQyed in Barkhamsted for two year was a caller in the grove Saturday returning to Barkhamsted the first O the week.
 Mrs. Mary D. Taylor visited he home in New London, Tuesday.
 At the Shore. 2 Mrs Mary Foster, of Simpson av enue, is visiting her sister at Quon ochontaug Beach.
 MT. and Mrs Montgomery and fami l lv of Griswold were visitors at Cam
 Moree cottage Sunday.
 Lucius and Howard Foster of Man chester visited their mother at tn
 Foster cottage Sunday. Miss Lucille Withee of New Londoi was a recent guest of Mrs. Mary Fay
 Tor at Gem cottage. . Miss Alkaline Moore from Outlool