Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
GALES FERRY
Sunday School Plans Rally Day-Last of the cottagers. Leave The Bluff Insane Man at Station.

of the Sunday school board of the Gales Ferry church to observe Sun day, Oct 10th, as Sunday school rally day. special programme will be given by the members of the schol. The exercises will be in charge of the Misses Alice Satterlee, Mary Hurlbutt and Laura Perkins.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of Laurel Hill avenue, Norwich. visited Coroner and Mrs. Franklin H. Brown at Red Fern on Friday of last week.
 Oliver Morse. Jr., returned to New ies at Yale university. His brother, Anthony, has also entered the univer- sity.
 Miss Mamie Ward returned to Nor wich last week, having spent the sum- mer with her brother, Henry Ward, at Buddy Gore.
 Robert R. Wilde and family of wau- regan and Luzerne Spalding of Nor wien the last of the summer residents to remain at their cottages, on the Bluff, departed Saturday for. their homes.
 Misses Amelia and Susan Mathew son spent Friday with Mir. and Mrs. Herbert L. Crandall in New London.
 Attended Norwich Concert.
 MT. and Mrs Nathan A. Gibbs and daughters, Misses Natalie and Mary Rudd Gibbs, with Mrs. S~0liver G Mores and Misses Laura Perkins. Mar guerite Morse and Helen Benson, were members of party from the village who attended the Merrill Benefit con- cert at the Broadway theater We'd nesday evening"
 Mail Carrier Rufus Hurlbutt was in New Haven Friday and Saturday of last week, the course being covered during his abserce by Substitute Car rier Everett Bruce of the Long Cove section.
 Stephen Norman of Allyn's Point was a visitor at the Hudson Fulton cele- bration last week, taking a trip with his brother. Harry Norman on the steamer Old Colony from New York to Boston.
 Miss Emma Davis, who has been spending several days at her home here. returned to Norwich Wednesday evening.
 Coroner Franklin H. Brown visited his mdther Mrs an Brown, of :Ii- antic, Sunday.
 Harvest Dinner.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albertus Maynard en- tertained a party of relatives and friends with a harvest dinner at their home, near Mount Decatur at A1lyn's Point Wednesday. Guests from out of town were Mrs. Henry c. Beclxwith, Mrs. James Cottrell, Mrs. Esther Tur- ner and daughters. Mrs. Frank Orch ard and Mrs Olive Phelps of New London: Mrs. Eliza Pierce of Westerly, Mrs. Matilda l.. Dart. Mrs. Ava Geer and Mrs. David Geer of the Great Neck section of Waterford. Mrs. Eliza Stewart of Waterford and Mrs Sophia Crandall of Mantle
 Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Hiscox of Nor wich were visitors at their summer cottage on the Bluff Sunday
 Mrs. Cyrus Chapman of Allyn's Point and Miss Mabel Smith returned home Saturday from several days visit with MT and Mrs. Walter Beckwith in M0odus.
 Mrs Franklin H Brown returned to the village Monday. having spent Sun day in Nerwicff7- attending the rally day service at the Central Baptist church.
 MT and Mrs. Edwin Keeney of New London visited relatives here on Tues day.
 Mrs. Fannie Adams Molthrop of Riv- CT Bend place is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Elisha Aver in Norwich
 Orrin Bennett who has spent sev- eral months in the village with his mother Mrs. Emma Bennett. returned 10 New York Thursday evening of last week.
 MIX seven tents Q 9uart.
 The local milk dealers have advanc- ed the price of milk from six to seven cents per quart. from the first of the month.
 The Boss of New London.
 The village was again visited one evening. last week by an insane man, one from the Brewster's Neck hospital. havi-g paid a visit here last summer, but being secured by keepers soon aft CT his arrival near Riverview place. The last visitor, a young man, claim ing tJ be the political boss of New London, appeared to Station Agent Law sOl and two families in the vil- lage, trying to procure d gun with which to shoot two men he believed were following him. As he claimed New London as his home, he was es- cortec back to the station and a ticket purchased for his return to that city.
 Notes.
 Mrs. Richard Latimer called on friends in New London Friday.
 Charles Lewis and his son, H. FL mer Lewis of Central Village. visited their summer home on the Bluff one day. last week.
 Chief Engineer Charles J. Pierce of the steamer Poauonock and his son, Charles. Jr,- of Providence, were vis- itors at their home at Allyn's Point over Sunday.
 Mrs Sarah Perkins has been spend- ing few days et the home of her William Moves. in Mystic
 William Leavenworth formerly of Norwich. who moved with his parents. Prof and Mrs. Hudson Leavenwrth. to Winsted during the past summer has bean spending several days with local