Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-04
Willimantic Camp Ground

Willimantic Camp Ground
 Prayers and conference meeting was held Friday evening. Rev. J. c. Porter from Manchester was the leader. Mrs. Porter was engaged in mission work in Austria when the war began.
 Sunday school was held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon and prayer and con- ference meeting in the evening, led by Mrs. Lillian Daniels of New London All these services were held in the Mi antie house and were well attended.
 Mrs. Mary Benjamin and Mrs. Sweetland nave been spending few days in Providence.
 Mrs. Frank Barber, fdom New Lon don, and her sister. Mrs Wilson of Amboy, N J., have closed Woodland Nook cottage and returned to their homes.
 Miss Ella Boyer of New York is the guest of Mrs. R. w Brewster on Mys- tic avenue.
 Miss Susan Penhallow and Miss Ha- gel RBarker from New London are spending a few days in the Burling- ham cottage.
 Visitors in the grove Sunday includ- ed Mir. and Mrs Ernest J. Buckiand of East Hampton, and MT. and Mrs. Edson Blatchley from Devon, Conn.,, at the BuckIand cottage. Rev. George B. Thomas and wife and Leynward H. Brown from Providence with the Wheeler family on Haven avenue.
 Mrs. B. Starr of Norwich is the guest of Miss Emma Starr on Haven avenue.
 At the Sterry cottage Mrs. James N. Sterry, Mrs. Steward Nicholson from Grand Rapids, Mich, L. T. Faust. U. s. NA from California and Seary R.. S. Good, U s. A., of New Jersey.
 At Pinehurst cottage Mrs. l.. Millssa Hills, sister of Mrs. Lippitt and niece, Miss M B. Hills who is vis- iting a. few days in Norwich.
 Mrs. Olive A. Randall made a bus mess triu to Hartford, Friday.
 William Lester, Jr.. of Providence is the guest of Norman Cleveland
 Cottage Guests.
 Miss Lily Haines of Worcester, Miss Eva Mack, from New London, were re- cent guests of Mrs. J. E. Reed and Mrs. Mary D. Taylor at Gem cottage. Fred erick Smith of New York visited his family on Norwich avenue last week.
 Rev. Ernest Wesley of Providence conference, superintendent of the Por- tuguese mission, was the guest last week of his daughter, Mrs. R. I. Blan- chard at the Eldredge.
 Season Ends
 Misses Lima and Florence Beebe closed their cottage on Haven avenue Monday and returned to their home in Manchester.
 Others who have closed their cottag- es and returned home include: MT. and Mrs. Thomas Wood of Willimantic. Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Foster of Man chester Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cham berlain of Berkley. Mass, Mrs. Clara Fox of Norwich, and aunt Mrs. Ellen Gillett of East Lyme, MT. and Mrs. Robert Robertson and family of Jew cit City, MT. and Mrs. Henry Anthony of Hartford, Rev. E. M. Anthony of Jewett City, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of Hartford, Mrs. Sarah Tracy of Jewett City, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lewis of Nor wich, Mir and Mrs. Gordon of Nor wich. Miss Phoebe Barber from Cen tral Village, Mrs. Charles Tinker and daughter from Jewett City.
 Mrs. Leroy Burdick and Mrs. Led ward of Westerly were guests Sunday at the Boardman cottage.
 At the Bean cottage were Miss Ethel Sierce, Miss Bentha Pierce and Miss Hattie Briggs of Providence and Ches- ter H. Ingerson of Grafton Mass
 At the Newell cottage on Mystic av- enue MT. and Mrs. Arthur Newell MT. and Mrs J. H. Newell of Rockville, MT. and Mrs. Co1lison and daughter, Ruth of WoonsoclSet, R. l.
 Mrs. E. P. Baldwin of Taftville was a visitor last week at the Ray cot tage.
 Reginald Long of Providence visited his family at the Hillhouse over Sun day.
 Mrs. William Elwood and Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Gavit and Mrs. Ole and son, Earl, of New London, motored to the grove Friday. Miss Lenace Elwood and Miss Edna Green accom- panied them to their home.
 Mrs. Charles Blark and Miss Flor ence Tourgee returned to New Lon- don last week.
 The annual vacation banquet of the Providenc: people was held on the large veranda of the Cleveland cot tage, Monday afternoon. Between 4( and 50 were present. They incl1de6 Mrs. J. R. Cleveland of Manchester mother of E. A. Cleveland the Cleve- land family and the families of R. T Blanchard Edward Wheeler, Ernes- Wheeler William Grout, including Mrs Ferguson, Arthur Andrews and family and Rev. George B. Thomas, pastor O | the. M. E. Trinity church in Provi I denee, ard Mrs. Thomas. The South Manchester ambulance came into the grove Monday afternoon \ 10 convey Mrs. John Stone to he home. Mrs. Stone has been i'll al l summer with an incurable disease.