Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-24
GALES FERRY.
Rewards for Sunday School Pupils Fire at Riverview Farm-Cottasers Visit Summer Homes.

| Six members of the Methodist Epis- | copal Sunday school received thelI certificates for years attendance on 1 Sunday morning. The hour or the l Sunday evening Epworth league ser vice was changed Sunday for the sum- mer season from to 7.SO o'clock. Thomas Latham attended the ser vice conducted by Rev. B. $. Hollo- | way of Hartford. a former pupil of MT. Latham, at the Groton Heights | Baptist church Sunday morning. Miss | Kate E. Colver of the Navy Yard also | attended the service. Dr. Vernon Hiscox of Norwich, who I purchased one of the LaPierre cot | tages on the Bluff last fall, opened the | cottage a short time ago for the sea- i son.
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown, teach | CT in the Federal Hill grammar school at Bristol. returned to her duties MonA day having spent her vacation in the village with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Perkins.
 Feel Weighed 8 3-4 Pounds. J. P. Satterlee while fishing for flat fish off the Yale wharf recently landed an unusually large el weighing S-4 pounds.
 Miss Elizaebth Corwin, who has been spending several weeks with Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt, returned to New Lon- don Saturday.
 Mrs. Hudson Leavenworth of Nor wich was a caller in the village Satur- l day.
 Another Fire at RiverView Farm.
 What might have been another de- structive fire In this locality was pre- vented recently by Postmaster Brown and Orrin Bennett, who discovered Sle blaze as they were driving past River N-sar foI fc aI Hx-T ou IT. Brown of Norwich It is supposed ths Ire started by the careless use of g. match Or the thowing away of a cigar, as it started from the highway. This is the second fire on the property within a shoGt time. one starting dur ing the reed t wind storm from the passing of aN train in the night, de- stroying one of the small buildings used by camping parties.
 About the Village.
 Mrs. Martha Moves of Mystic, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Se- rah Perkins. returned home last week.
 Frederick Hochgraf of New York has been spending several days this week with Mir. and Mrs. Thomas La- than.
 The ncrths.ar flight of two large flocks of wild geese was observed Sun day afternoon. the flocks passing over the VII age within a few minutes of each other. Just at nightfall a flock was noticed returning from the north, evidently seeking a place near the Sound to spend the night.
 Several of the summer cottages on the Bluff were visited by the owners Sunday
 Mrs. e. (. Hasler and daughter. Be- atri7e. who have sepnt the winter in Gritun. re,I1red u their home in the village las weeE
 Mrs. Frede-tcK Richards of Norwich sPHrt last V eek as the guest of her father JtIatian Satterlee.
 Miss Jcst RCgeT' and MT. and Mrs. Milo Benn and children of New Lon lon were owe Sunday visitors at L, ci- sLlmer hone :a the village.
 Church Meeting Postponed.
 The meeting of the official board of the NcthpCtSt Episcopal church, which WAS E"surnnCd last week on account of the rGni. mad to be again postponed ol .sCco1nt O. the storms this week.
 The Misses O'Claire of Baltic were callers in cEe If age Sunday after n iOn
 Mrs. Lucy .Hurlbutt returned Mon- day afternoon from an over Sunday visit with relatives in New London.