Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-16
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The campers at Camp Rocky Nook on the Mantle river are having a good time. Those who are at the camp from Nor wich are John Jencks, cook: Louis Colt, second cook; William Mitchell. Alfred Grebe, Robert Campbell. Lester Bellows, Charles Edmund. Fred and Henry Will Hams. Edward Baldwin. Henry Hide brand, Percival Duggsn, Frederick Free man. Joseph Cloutier. Polasky. Leon Billings. Fred Todsro. Visitors from Brooklyn, Vermont. New York city and Hartford have called since camp opened. Two motorboats. live canoes. three rowbosts and six tents compose a part of the equipment of the campers Camp inspection was held Wednesday. The camp is in charge of Alfred Grebe.
 James Stuart of the Grove made a i good catch of wrapper blues from the bathing dock recently.
 Mrs. James R. Metcslf recently enter tained Mrs. Arthur Beckmsn of Philadel- phia.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Q. Raymond of Groton were recent motor, visitors to the Grove Campers from Pine Grove and Saun- l ders Grove went to Crescent Beach Fri day evening to attend the movies, as local | scenes were shown.
 An auto load of furniture from Hart ford arrived at Pine Grove Wednesday morning and was placed the new cot | tage erected for MT. ThIaIl of Hartford.
 William Reycroft Of New York is spending two weeks vacation at his sum- mer home in the Grove. Morton R. Svinney motored to Rock vile Thursday last on a business and pleasure trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ashley T Boon of Nor w:ch have been in the Cs.Ve for few days. coming to attend the annual meet ing of the Connecticut Spiritualst Camp Meeting association held Monday fore noon at the Pine Grove pavilion.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard O. Libby of Nor wich. with. their chauffeur. motored to the Grove Sunday and renewed acqUaint- ances. They also motored down on Mon- day to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Connecticut Spiritual ist Camp Meeting association. The dance Saturday evening al Pine Grove pavilion was well attended. Six hundred tickets were sold al the door and the admission was 50 cents. < good sun was realized for the benefit of the asso- citation.
 Al Menard's jazzsteers from Belle Isl and, x. r.. are the mN.abcrs of the or chestra who arc furnishing the music al the casino.
 Edward Banning with a friend from Hartford spent the week end with his grandmother. Mrs. Hattie Banning, ir tho Grove.
 Mrs Daniel Chase and son Eldin oi Middletown, who are spending the sum mer at Crescent Beach, motored over tC Pine Grove Sunday.
 Milton Maxwell of Brooklyn, N. '. is spending two weeks vacation at hii summer home, The old Homestead, al Pine Grove.
 Claude .Cou1bies. who is with samue Wilson. Jr., at his Saunders Point cot tage, made good catch of fish from thi Mantle river one day recently.
 James Reycroft with his son William , of Brooklyn. V. r.. spent the week en' with his family at the Parks r0'' MT. and Mrs. Joseph wlu . the formers brothor n---!el te th' , Grove Saturd9,- % --.ent the week ch' at the. Edd5- 1yttagc.
 Albert h. Brown of New Haven spen the week erd al the Smith cottage in tn ; Grove.
 Henry E. Smith of New Haven spen
 the week end at his. cottage in the Grove ' Major Arthur D. Mcintyre of NeT ' York. who is spending a few days witt his family in the Grove. attended the an
 nusl meeting of the Connecticut Spirit ualist Camp Meeting association Monday John Riddell of Hartford Is spendin f several days with friends al the Grove.
 MT and Mrs. J. Percy Morgan of th . village .motored to Lyme Sunday.
 Mrs. Harold Brown has returned ( her cottage after a short business trip L her home in Putnam
 George Lohs of the Grove entertaine
 a party of friends from Hartford Sunday
 Mrs. Eugene B.. Golf and sister hay closed their cottage and have returne
 to their home in East Hampton.