Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-14
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
GALES FERRY
Fourth Benefit Entertainment in
Charge of Mrs. r. n. Brown-The
Weeks Social Activities.


A most enjoyable entertainment was
arranged for Friday evening of last
week by Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, who
was in charge of the fourth of the Sc
ries being given as a benefit for the
Gales Ferry church. The affair was
held at the Yale varsity quarters,
through the courtesy of Rev. and Mrs.
programme were given by Norwich
friends of Mrs. Brown and summer
residents. of the village. The pro-
gramme follows: Plane and mandOlins,
Misses Helen and Ruth Hamilton and
Miss Marguerite Morse; solo, If / Had
the World to Give You, J. Hayden
Claredon, Miss Mabel Martin, Miss
Caroline Freeman, accompanist: duet.
(a) A Sfreamlet Full of Flowers, (b)
Nearest. and Dearest, by Surgi Carac-
colo, Mrs. Helena Lord and Mrs.
Grace Aldrich Crowell, Miss Alice
woodward aecompanist; solo, (a) Con-
fession, by Edgar B. Smith, (b) Phyllis
Has Such Charming Graces, by An-
thony Young, Fred Naples, tenor,
solo, Chanson Provencali, by Eva Deel
Acqua, Mrs. Grace Aldrieh Crowell, So
prano; piano and vielins. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Voorhees, and Herbert Martin;
solo (a) Calm as the Night, by Carr
Bohn, OBJ The Maiden's Wish; by Erik
Meyer Helmund Mrs. Helena NJ. T
Lord, contralto; duet, ca Q. That We
Two Were Maying. Alice May Smith,
OBJ Ranchero. Edgar B. smith Mrs.
crowell and Mr.. Naples; recitation,
Miss Carrie Woodward; piano and
mandolin. Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees,.
Along the River Bank.
Miss Mabel Mech, who has been
spending several weeks with. her
brothers family at the Mech home
stead, returned to Middletown Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Perkins and her daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet Brown, were guests
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Marquard.
Miss Anna S. Hail of Washington,
d. c., is visiting Miss Marguerite Morse
at the varsity quarters
Monet Lawson was at his former
home in Plainfield Saturday.
Elmer Satterlee and Miss scolona
Beech of North Haven were over Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Satterlee.
Mrs. Arthur Wyman and son Will
liam, with Mrs. Wyman's mother, Mrs
Merrill. of Norwich. were guests We'd
nesday of Mrs.. James Martin.
Mrs. Joseph Maynard of Rochester,
N. r. is visiting at the home of her
son. Charles ]. Pierce, at Allyn's Point.
Oliver Morse Jr., who has been
spending two weeks at Camp Davie
at Acoaxet, Mass. returned to the
varsity quarters last week.
Mrs. Milton Bartlett and her sister,
Miss Lottie Morgan. of Norwich were
visitors at the Bartlett cottage We'd
nesday.
/ At the M. e. Church.
Rev oliver C. Morse of Port Wash
Iington, L. l., conducted the Epworth
league service at the NJ. E. church on,
Sunday evening. The, young peoples
| Night Involves the Skies at this SER
vice. Miss Mabel N,rtin of Meriden
sang at the offertorS at the morning
service, which was hugely attended.
several being presen. from Fort Point
and Ledyard Center. as the Ledyard
church is being redecorated. 1t was
announced at this service that Rev Mr..
Morse would occupy the pulpit next
Sunday morning.
Mrs. F. r. Dryden of Belmont, Mass,
arrived Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ellsworth Mech.
Mrs. Grace Crowell, Mrs. Helena
| Lord and Misses Alice and Carrie
woodward of Norwich were guests
over Friday night and Saturday of
Mrs. Franklin Fl. Brown at Redfern.
Harmon Cranmer. who has been
spending the past two weeks with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon L.
Perkins. returned to Bozrah Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Mathewson and son Earl
of Durham were visitors in the village
last week
Miss Bertha Latham and her brother
Nelson of Groton are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Alonzo Turner
Willis Rogers and family of Norwich
are occupying the Wigwam.
1 Mr.. and Mrs John Gray and their
daughter. of New London were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Latham Smith.
Prof. A. S. Bolles of Haverford col
lege, Pa. is visiting his sisters Mrs
Harriet Crandall and Mrs. Harlan
Pierce.
Miss Gladys Thompson left Tuesday
to visit friends in Danielson
Miss Frink of Springfield. Mass, is
visiting Miss Harriet Treat at the
Hitchon cottage.
:. Picnic at Riverview.
The members of the Episcopal Sun
day school of Groton enjoyed an out
ing at Charles H. Browns place, at
Riverview. Thursday.
Rowland H. Perkins of New Lon
don took-a party of relatives and
! friends from the village for an outing
to Richards grove on his power boat
Wednesday evening.