Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-16

Association held last Wednesday at the Douglas Campground were a number of eastern Connecticut people. The reunion is of descendants of James and Esther (Southwick) Buxton and the day was pleasantly passed in the shade of the pine woods. George I. Buxton of Nor warlk who was reelected President of the association presented each one pres ent with a badge of yellow ribbon suit ably inscribed with the date, the occa- sion and the coat of arms of the family Connecticut people present moulded John Emerson of Thompsonville MT and Mrs Mrs. Justin BurriI of Stafford Springs Mrs. Allen Benson and Lydia and Annie Benson of East Thompson and Ranson lift of Stafford Springs.
 Miss Ella Burgess and Miss Frances Taylor of Norwich are spending few days at the Rosamond cottage at Button woods.
 Miss Pauline Pelletier of Plainfield is being entertained by MT. and Mrs. H. E. They came over by automobile
 MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Aldrich of Nor wich are at the Dixey cottage at But Smith at their cottage at Nausaket.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Fenner and Miss Edna Fenner of Norwich are spending a few days with relatives near Continent: tonwoods for the rest of the season. They are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Edward A1drich and the Misses Della and Fannie Aldrich and Miss Emma DaYley of Nor wich for a few days
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Phillips of Willimantic were members of the house party entertained by MT. and Mrs Chas Phillips at the Bay View cottage at Ar holds Neck last week.
 Charles German and family of Norwich have taken a cottage at Bristol Mar rows overlooking Mount Hope bay, where | they will remain until after the middle Of September. They had as guests ever the last week end Mr. and Mrs Joseph German, Misses Hattis and Annie Cor man. Mir and Mrs. William O'Nefll and Master William O'Neill, all from Nor wich who made the trip by auto l Arthur Butler and his two sons, Will liam and Everett Butler of Mystic, are spending few days with relatives at Matunuck Beach, where they are enjoy | ing themselves bathing, fishing and boat l ing.
 Rev Henry Stone of Wa1lingford pres ident of the Connecticut conference of | the Advent Christian Church, was one o1 the principal speakers at the annual camr meeting of the Rhode Island and Eastern i Connecticut Conference camp meeting al Greene the past week A large number Of families from eastern Connecticut have 1 been in attendance during the meeting. Misses Nellie and Sara Doyle of Nor wich are spending the rest of the montE
 of August with their brother James Doyle and family of Pawtucket, at their coun- try estate on Cumberland Hill.
 Sunday the Pioneer Boys of Taftvillt with friends numbering nearly 200 made
 an automobile trip to Oakland Beach fol their annual outing with games and shore dinner at the Oakland Beach Yacht Club The showers of the afternoon seriously interfered with the carrying out of tht program of sports but the dinner was en joyed and the time passed in singin:
 and indoor pleasures. Late in the after
 noon the autos got under way and tn happy excursioniSts headed homeward. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dennis and Mis-
 Katharine Dennis and Mrs James Den
 his all of Norwich are enjoying the hos
 pitalities of relatives at Warwick Down
 for a few days.
 Mrs. George Richardson and Miss Fran ices Richardson of Sterling are the guest of Mrs. Richardson's brother, CharIe
 Bennett and family of Central Falls a i their summer home on Greenwich bay
 Last Saturday a fishing party was fol ! lowed by a fish fry on the beach.