Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28
WILLTMANTIC

l down by their ancestors of the location of an Indian camp just south of the hill that is a portion of Elks' Park and fac es Pleasant street. The history of Windham county is somewhat uncertain in regard to the exact tribe of aborigines 1 that occupied this section, although they are believed to be of the Mohegan tribe of NUorwieh, which was 8 subdivision of the Algonquits. The Mohegans had gained by conquest portion of the ter ritory of the Nipmuek tribe, to which the Indians of this locality had belong ed while portion of the lands of the latter tribe was also taken by the war like Peguots some twenty years or more before the settlement of Connecticut by the white men. The location near where the bowl was discovered would appear to have been un ideal one for an In- dian camp. located on high ground favor able for observation, to afford protection from tho south and east and within q short distance of the Willimantic river The council of South Manchester Boy Scouts is to camp on it's newly acquired property at Lake Wangumburg South Coventry. August 9 to 21
 Emil Erickson. foreman of one of the departments at the plant of the Smith Winchester Mfg. Co., at South Windham
 
 today (Wednesday) for three months visit to Sweden, their native land The two were surprised at 9 recent meeting Of John Erickson Lodge, Order of Vasa, at Labor Union hall, MT. Erickson being presented dress suit case and his niece T handsome ring. Both responded with words of appreciation for the remem- brances.
 Members of the local Chamber of Commerce are to have an outing at Cozey Beach, August 18th, with a shore dinner at the Monmaugan house. Tho trip is to be mSle by automobile. The following comprise the committees of arrangements: James F. Twomey, chairman; Isaac A. Champeau, secretary James E. Fullerton. James P. Bath, An drew Roux Joseph B. Riordan, Otto B. Robinson, George A. Bartlett. John F. Collins. Frank NJ. Lincoln, Roland B. Jordan, F. 4. Harris. Edward Porte lance and Charles 4. Casweu Advertis- ing and decorations committee: Joseph B. Riordsn and George A. Bartlett Ticket committee, Isaac A. Champeau and James P. Bath, Sports. James B. Fullerton and Charles ". Hill. Transportation, Roland E. Jordan and Frank M. Lincoln.
 Andrew Jackson Bowen. judge. attor- hey, referee i'll bankruptcy and insur- ance man has sought further fields of endeavor by entering the literary field. His book, Everyone His Own Priest, or Knowing Cod has made it's appearance from New York publishing house. It deals with biblical lore and is in three parts and eighteen chapters. Part l is Cod is Love" in eight chapters. Part 1T, Saving Faith" in three chapters and Part III, Everlasting Life in seven chapters. Judge Bowen. as he is ia miliarly known has been a keen reader ol the Bible since boyhood He has been at work on his book for several years. He has dedicated it as follows: ITO my brother, Asa NJ. Bowen, NJ; D., to whom l am indebted for acts of kindness, in cluding q trip abroad the appeal to tell the truth taught the writer by the great physician, Jesus. is affectionately dedicated by the author" Dr. Bowen is q resident of AIacuoketa, Iowa and has visited this section several times since locating in the west. He is q native of Eastford.
 M:r,- Harrington, of Montreal, super visor of the Canadian branch of the Loyal Order of Moose is to be present at the meeting tonight Wednesday, Of Willimant;c lodge. He will give 3 re- port of the national convention held at Moosehsart, III, June II to 19. Lunch will be served after the business of the evening. .-..-.
 According to Adams Huffer. of South Coventry, the automobile accident in which his car figured last Friday fore noon was not due to racing as was re- ported at the time. Mr Huffer was re- gently released from St. Joseph's hospi- tai where he was taken sufferino from numerous cuts and bruises resulting from tho affair. According to him he turned his car into the side of the road to avoid striking a Ford machine that came uD- on him suddenly from the entrance of the Connecticut Agricultural College grounds, at Storrs, and in doing so his car over turned. An obstruction at the side of the road prevented either driver from seeing the other car approaching, he said
 Brief Mention.
 Mrs John Navin has returned to her home at Parish Hill. North Windham, after spending a week on Staten Island. N Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Kelley and daughter. Gertrude. have returned to their homo at Staten Island. after spending the vacation at the home of Mrs. Patrick Navin of CIarks Corner
 Deputy Automobile Inspector John G. Wightnlan Of Stafford Springs was in this city Tuesday on official busoness.
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