Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-18
Conquers Rheulnatisrn

all of Iutnam.
 Ir the New London house are Mrs. John steward and son Frederick, Mrs. William Etwood and son Kenerson and
 Miss Lenore Elwood. and Homer Gil- lean of IT. s. radio service
 E. NJ. Woodward and family of Tren- ton, N J.. are staying with Rev. Fl. J. Root. Foster avenue Mr. Root and his family are here from Trenton. N, J. The family consists of his wife. who is a caughter of Rev. w s. MacIntire. son Donald and daughters. Constance and Etheiyn Frances.
 Rev. J. Nj. Potter of iIockanum caTne upon the ground Saturday.
 The elderage for the first. time for several seasons is occup.ed by the dis triet superintendent. Rev and Mrs. Bath are there for the season.
 It seems good to the campersfto have the store open during the meeting with Treasurer Van R. Wheeler in charge.
 The restaurant Is not to be opened beginning this tMonday) noon the boarding house will be open for the week of the camp meeting.
 The ice cream and candy store are this season in charge of Wi1frid Baker son of the secretary of the association Rev. r. c. Baker of Marion, Mass who with his family is occupyine his cottage, Pleasant View, on Haven ave- nue.
 Annual w, c. T. U. convention-The tri-county. (Tolland. Windham and New London Organization of the w c. T. U. held their annual convention Friday in the tabernacle. Mrs. Jason A. Randall of Groton. president of New London county. occupied the chair Mrs. Sadie Kinball was at the organ Mrs. H. M. Randall of Brooklyn, N. r.. sang solo, Rev ". H. Bath of Nor the devotions. Addresses were made by Mrs. Caroline B. Buell. of East Hampton. president of the Connecticut " C. T; D.. Mrs; Liza A. Fuller, editor of tho White Ribbon Banner. Rev ". Fl Bath, w. s. MacTntire and J. R. Miller of East Thompson, also by Capt Henry N. Randall. president of Mon tauk bank in Brooklyn. his brother. Capt Jason Randall. of Groton. and Mrs. Ethel C.. Plumb. president of Tol- land county w. c. T. U.
 The following resolution was unani- mously adopted: Whereas. bill fg pending in the United States senate providing for the enforcement of war time and constitutional prohibition, therefore we, constituting conven- tion representing families in Holland New London and Windham counties respectfully urge the honorable sena- P. Mclean. to support this bill by voice and vote
 The organist this year is Miss Lena Flagg of Abbott's Run. R. l.. who has ptdyeQ nefe aI ulHerenI times. When at home she plays the organ of the M E.. church in Arnold's Mills. R. l.
 Rev. Frank Chamberlain of North Truro, Mass. and Mrs. Chamberlain are occupying for the season their cot tage on Simpson avenue. As guests they have Rev. w. D. Woodward of Mrs. Mariette Walker and Arthur Burdick of Mt Hope, Mansfield, and H. NJ. Wheeler of Sterling Juno tion Mass.
 Mrs. Jane F. Reed of Worcester. Mass. is at Gem cottage. Wesley cir cle. For some 25 years she conducted the daily children's meeting on the grounds. For several seasons past she l has been doing this at Douglas camp 1 meeting. Miss Florence Thatcher of | East Hampton will again be the leader i here, opening at the New London | house tomorrow (Tuesdayl.
 Rev. c. Harley Smith, pastor of Will | imantic Methodist Episcopal church | lad his church well represented in the | pig parade Saturday, There were six | automobiles labeled M. E. church. each | designated according to representation ,f members of the particular society occupying it. viz: Official board. Sun lay school. Epworth league. Sorority 1 Mems club and Ladies Aid. Mir. Smith | made line address at the dedication l )f the monument at city hall