Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-12
GALES FERRY
Meeting of Cemetery Association
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Meets at Hs,1e of Mrs. n, L. Per-
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inefe was an attendance of 10 at
me special meeting of the Gales Ferry
cemetery association at tile yestry Of
Inc NJ Il. church on Tuesday evening.
ca ne pres ana future. care of the
cemetery grounds were considered
The Yale varsity quarters which
were occupied as usual by Rev. Oliver
=. Morse and family during the sea-
son, were closed for the winter last
week. Mrs. Morse and daughter Re-
NJ telt thursday evening, and
MISS Marguerite Morse and brother
Anthony on Saturday, to join Rev.
MI. Morse in Brooklyn NJ Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee are
NJ Me eues.s or their parents, Mr.. and
| Miss Alice Taylor of westerly Wa 6
| a sunday guest of relatives at Allyrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Keeney of New
LONDON called on relatives here Sat
urday.
| Percy Norman who is emploved on
the steamer Richard peck. isospendl
| ING two weeks vacation with his
| mother Mrs. p. L. Norman, at AlIyns
| Point. -
| Repairs were made to the highwa \
| at the bridge between the Allyn and
MAYNARD farms at Allyns Point We'd
nesday.
! Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt. who attended
the woman's home missionary insti-
| tute in New London last week. return
/ ed on SATURDAY from a two days STAY
with her brother, r. H. Perkins
| The pupils in the Ledyard schools
| enjoyed half-holiday on Wednesday
as all the teachers in the town were
| required to meet the newly appointed
supervisor of schools T. w. King of
| North Stonington, at the Ledyard Cen
| ter >sehoolhouse Mr. King. who is
| also school supervisor for the towns
of Salem and North Stonington. gave
! preliminary instructions on the pro-
gramme of school work Meetings for
future instruction will be held on the
| first Wednesday of each month.
Mrs. Harmon T.. Perkins entertain
ed the local auxiliary of the Woman's
Home Missionary society at her home
| in the village OH Tuesday afternoon.
| Indians and Alaskans was the tonic
under consideration during the literary
hour. Those assisting in the pro-
rah Perkins. Miss Laura Perkins and
| Rev. c. Wilson Harrison. Miss Sarah
Latimer gave an interesting talk on
| Our Indians. Refreshments were serv-
! ed by the hostess during the social
hour. A special thank offering was
| taken at this session. The local aux
! Hilary will be represented by the pres
| ident. Mrs. Thomas Latham, and Mrs.
| Emma Harrison at the 21st annual
meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary. society of the Norwich dis
| trict/ held at the NJ. e. church in New
| London on November 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Maynard. who
| have been spending a few days with
| relatives at Allyns Point returned to
,, their home at Anthony, r. l., Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor Moxley of Long
Cove visited friends in Norwich Town
on Saturday. x
Mr. and Mrs Latham Smith enter
tanned -at=-theiP home in the village
on Saturday, evening in honor of Mr..
Smiths birthday anniversary. A par
ty of twenty, including members of
the Jolly Fourteen club, enjoyed the
oyster supper and the photograph Sc
lections provided for their entertain
ment during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Colver and
son. c. i. Colver, Jr., returned Sat
urday to their home at Navy Yard
from a few days visit with relatives
in Middletown. Mr. Colver attended
the state convention of the Connect
cut Sunday School association during
his stay in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin II. Brown
and Mrs. z. V. Mann removed to their
home on Laurel Hill avenue, Norwich,
on Monday. after spending the sea
son at Redfern. their summer home in
the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Green of Jew
EFT City were visitors on Sunday with
Mrs. William Lewis of Aliyns Point.