Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
GALES FERRY
Last Missionary Meeting of the Sea-
 sen-Church May Have New Pastor Cottages Filling Up-SociaI Notes.

The local auxiliary of the woman's Home Missionary society was enter tained by Mrs. Sarah Colver at the Navy Yard last week, this being the last session for the summer. The an- nual opening of the mite boxes took place. between $11 and SIP being re- ceived from this source Readings on The Religious Nature of the Negro were given during the. literary hour. and a paper. Our Industrial Homes ETangeHz1ng Agencies. by Mrs
 A discussion on Evangelfzing Agencies was conducted by Miss Amy Satterlee. Refreshments were served by the hostess and a social hour en- joyed, at the close of the literary pro- gram.
 End of School Year.
 School in the Lester district, taught by Miss Lena Fisher, of South Wind ham, closed with exercises by the chil- dren on Thursday, of last week
 Mrs. - D. Fitzmaurice and son Ed ward of Providence, have arrived for the summer at their cottage. The Pio- -neer.
 New Methodist Pastor.
 District Supt. J. H. Newland of Nor wich with Rev G. w. Wright of Lynn, Mass, were callers here last week. It has been announced that Rev. M. Wright, who is a member of the Yer mont conference, is to be stationed at the Gales Ferry charge the first of July.
 Jolly Fourteen Entertained.
 Members of the Jolly Fourteen club, with several relatives and friends were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arburtus May nard recently, at their home at AHyns Point, on the 75th birthday anniversa- ry of MT. Maynard. Out of town guests were. MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Beclxwith and MT and Mrs. John S. N-CIo 1f were presented MT. Maynard by those attending. and the occasion was re- remembered by distant friends with & shower of post cards
 Mrs. James Martin and her daughter, Miss Mabel Of Meriden, who have opened their cottage, Leisure Hour. for the season were joined on Tuesday by Mrs Martins son Herbert, a student at Colgate University. Hamilton, N. Y.
 Miss Emma Davis of Norwich spent last week at her home here. Her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. and sis ter Miss Margaret, were her guests on Thursday
 Harland Newberry is building an ad- dition to his blacksmith shop.
 Coroner and Mrs. Franklin H. Brown of Norwich. with Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. E. " Mann, arrived for the sea- son at their summer home on Satur- day
 Ludwig seith of New York. who has .. Lewis. at Apyns Point, left on Thurs day to spend the summer at East Northfield, Mass.
 Gave Entertainment at Ledysrd
 A party of twenty of the village young people gave an entertainment under the auspicies of the social com mittee of the Epworth league on Mon day evening, at the Ledyard Center Congregational church. Two dialogues A Girl of the Century and Dr. Cure-all were the features of the programme TNhe party were the guests of the Phi lathea and Baraca clubs at supper, which was served on the church lawn.
 Miss Bushnell of Norwich, has been a guest this week of MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs.
 ter Ruth, and Misses Florence Hurl- butt and Jennie Perkins, with Rufus HurlbEtt and Richard Bracewell, at tended the graduation exercises of the Norwich Free academy, Tuesday.
 Mrs. O. P. Berry of Winchester, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. R. B. Taft at her summer home at AHyns Point.
 Mrs. Richard Povey, with her daugh- ters Misses Adelina and Grace, arrived for theAseason at their new cottage on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Chas. H.. Comstock and Mrs. Emma Latimer spent Wednesday with yard Center.
 Mrs Walter Gardiner and Mrs. Jessie Linsley Of New London, were guests of MT and Mrs. Latham Smith on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Miner of Norwich were among recent arrivals at their on the Bluffs.