Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
GALES FERRY.
Methodist Sunday School Observes
Children's Dsy-Assistant Station
Agent While Crews Stsy-social
Notes.


Chsdren's day exercisea enssgled
Inc Children's Hour, We're held at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The exercises
opened with q song asa professional
cid a welcome to the service by Har-
old Frank. Songs by the members of
the Sunday school and choir, with reci-
ts tons by the children, were enjoyed
by the parents and friends. The au-
ence room was decorated with pink
and white flowers. Features of the
riogramne were motion exercises by
members of the class of little girls and
flag drill, representing different ma
t.vnalities aided in obtaining an edu-
cation by the board of education of
the M. E. church.
Mrs George T. Mech and her
daughter. Miss Mabel Mech, of Mid
'etown, have been spending several
days at their summer home in the VII
iage.
Outing to Redfern.
The Progressive Missionary society
Of the Central Baptist church Nor
wich, enjoyed their annual outing al
Redfern, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Fl
Frown's summer home, in the village
Wednesday. Coroner and Mrs. Brown
arrived at their home for the season
Saturday.
Prof "A. S. Bolles of Haverford coll
leye arrived from Pennsylvania Satur-
cay for an over Sunday visit with his
sisters. Mrs. Harriet CrandalI and Mrs.
Harlan Pierce.
Mrs. Silss Dean, with her daughter
lfiss Estelle Dean. of Jersey City, ar
rived Friday to spend their vacation
With Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Dean.
Reelected Officers.
The annual meeting for the election
o: officers of the Ladies' Aid society
was held at the church vestry Thurs
DAY afternoon. The former officers
year, are: President. Miss Kate B. Col
yer; first vice president. Mrs Henry w
Hrrlburt; second vice president. Mrs
John Thompson; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. Dudley G. Perkins; six d.
II ctresses, Mrs. Fannie A. Molthr9p
Mrs Henry w Hurlbutt. Mrs. Court
land e. Colver. Mrs. Harmon l.. Per-
K ms. Mrs. Sarah Colver and Mrs. John
7! cmson, were chosen. and the three
f inner solicitors. Mrs. Thomas La
them, Mrs. Harmon Perkins and Mrs.
Charles Satterlee, were reappointed.
Linemen have ben connecting tele-
graph wires with Red Top and Broad
view.
Mrs. Wilson Allyn of Groton arrived
last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II Chapman of Ledyard.
Mrs. w e. BracewelI and son, Ed
Win. left Tuesday morning to visit rel
ATTN es in N,Brattleboro, VT.
Birthday Celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs. AIbertus Maynard en-
tcrtained relatives and friends at their
r. me, near Allyn's Point. Tuesday. in
ECnor of the hosts birthday. Out OF
t. wn guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
renry c. Beckwith and Mr.. and Mrs.
J S. holland of New London and Mrs.
CT aries Ramage of Montviile.
Mrs. Isaac Geer and her daughter.
crence. of Ledyard. with their guest
Miss Eleanor Beckwith, of Franklin,
Y ere in the village Monday.
The usual notice to the voters of the
Second school district of Ledyard Tor
tlie annual meeting for the election OF
offic of the district has been posted
by the district committee, William e.
Eracewell. -
The Trefoil club of Norwich was en-
tortained by Miss-Natalie X. Gibbs al
hrr summer home, in the village, We'd
rcsday afternoon.
Monett dawson is acting as assist
ant station agent at the railroad sta
I OF during the stay of the crews IN
the village
Miss Florence Hurlbutt, student at
Las Mortified seminary. returned to
her home in the village Wednesday,
s.r the summer vacation.
he village school, taught by Thomas
Latham. closed for the summer vaca-
tor Thursday of last week. Harlan
Newbury has his name on the hoifor
roll for each term, not having been
"a sent or tardy for the entire school
yEa-y of $50 days. Harold Frank was
nc;the absent nor tardy for the spring
;,im of As days. and Edwin Bracewell
ana winthrop Hurlbutt were present
al each session during the term.
Sirs. Medium of Oswego. n. Y, arr
rived last week Thursday to visit her
sen. Fred Traver. at the home of
Charles Fl. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Gates of New
London were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Gates parents, MIR. and Mrs Harmon
u. Perkins.
Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt left Wednesday
to visit Miss Bertha Chapman in Co
hSrzie.