Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-29
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Elmer Beckwish, of Uncasxjlle, cars Saturday afternoon for the closing Sun day.
 At the Stafford Springs house at D. m, Saturday, the Stafford Springs House Campmeeting Association held business meeting Officers elected for the ensuing year are: President. Jason L. Randall, Groton; vice president. Rev. J. R. Miller, East Thompson l: secretary and treasurer. J. F. Parkhurst- Stafford Springs committee for appointing lead CTS of meetings. Henry NJ. Randall. of Brooklyn. N. Y; Rev. F. Chamberlain. of North Teuro. Mass: and Rev. J. R Miller The last named was appointed caretaker of the building. Rev. John NJ. Won Deck. of Stahordviile was placed In charge of the music.
 At the EOst Glastonbury house are Rev. T.. P Phreaner. MT. and Mrs.
 Henry Fisher. Mi. and Mrs, Arthur | Ridwell. and John Wilson. of Esst Glastonbury; MT. and Mrs David Koengiebel and daughter Margaret:
 Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Hofer, of Oxford.
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 At the Gales Ferry house. are Mrs. !, H. l.. Perkins caretaker. Mrs Henry W Hurlburt Mrs Lucy HurIburt and
 Miss Marjorie Gates. all of Gales Fer ! ". Mir. and Mrs. Chadles AL. Morgan. i of Middletown: Mir. and Mrs. Rowland ! Fl Perkins and son HaroiS of New ! London: Mrs Martha T bards of ] Westford: Mrs W F. Stoadard. Mrs
 Annetta Wilcox and daughter Ellen ni
 Groton: Mrs A. z. Mclean. and Ms, E. Brooks. of Rockville
 | At the Hocksnunl house are Mrs. L C. | Webster, caretaker: l. C. Webster Miss Ruth La For-ue: Miss Helen Brewer.
 Miss Electa House. Miss Lucille Clark.
 Miss Helen Fauntls-oy. Miss Bertha ! Thrall. Mrs. Agnes Jones. Mfr. and Mrs.
 Fred Benn. daughters Eleanor and Mac
 and son Everett. Mrs. Lizzie Taylor
 Mfr. and Mrs c. II. Carrier. all ef
 Hoci-anum
 Tha registrations of the E7wort+
 League Institute were 1ss. z record
 number. Forty-hNe of these havin- at- tended st least eighteen of the twenty
 four neriods Of study. received special r11coEnition Sunday afternoon preceding !. tho sermon.
 Rev. and Mrs. Marvin s. Stocking ,' Dsnielson spent Sunday on the Eround- Mrs. Eugene Jones Of Groton sang . fife ~k at the Sunday afternoon ser. vice
 ? Leaders at Stafford Springs hous. or Sunday were n. m. ReN. P Chamber ? lain; 6 D. m, Rev. John '. Miller. t Miss Thyma Walker. of North Gros 2 renordale. sang a fine contrslto solo al ! the 1 o'clock service. 2 Saturday, m interesting fennis tour l nament closed al the camp ground I'm l. scores ran as follows: Mems singles: Semi-hnsls. Gordo
 Andrews Of Providence. R |. was de ' feated by H. J. Smith of Phoenix R f T.. 5-s; T-5; sl5. and Percy Harwood
 Norwich Free Academy star. lost tr |. Truman Woodward Of wsppin- s-a 1 | l-s; s-l. In the finals Woodward woi !. from Smith in straight sets. s-5. t-l. s women's Singles: Finals. Miss T. C - Bedding Of New York won from Miss
 L. Smith s.o Of New York. s-4. s-.. s Boys singles: Finals. Andrews . l. Providence won from Ryley Of New Hs if ven s-4, s-1
 - Mems Doubles: In the een1i-hnsi - Harwood and Smith won from schoAde l. and Greer. s-l. s-1, and. took the hns , through the default of their opponents ! Mixed Doubles: Finals. Greer an V Greer lost 10 Ethel .Bei1ins and Perc V Harwood. so. s-2.
 i. Boys Doubles. Finals. s-srsve- an !. Andrews won. from Ryiey and Jucs. s-l l. s-1
 s The games were marked by ciez s sportsmanship. good feeling. chivsir t and were witnessed by enthusiasti
 spectators.