Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
GALES FERRY
Former Pastor Will Be Supply at M. E. ehurph-Locaf Auxiliary Discuss es the citixen-Rswards for Sunday School Attendance.


 As the Gales Ferry Methodist Epis- copa1 church was not provided with stationed pastor at the recent meet ing of the New England Southern side occupied the pulpit at the Sun oay morning service and conducted the Epworth league service in the evening. Rev. MT. Ackley. who was . former pastor here. will continue to act as supply until the district superintendent can make arrange ments for a regular pastor.
 Notes.
 Mrs. Ada Larrabee of Windham and Mrs Annabelle Tracy of New Londor lyn.
 Mrs. R. D. Fitzmaurice and son Ed ward of Providence are spending few re days at the summer cottage on
 The schools in this section of the town reopened Monday morning after weeks vacation The students at the Norwich Academy also resumed their studies on Monday
 Byron A. Maynard of Anthony. R. l., visited his brothers. Albertus May nard. at Ailyns Point. Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs George Frost anI visited their summer home here on Saturday.
 Surprise for Miss Smith
 Friends of Miss Mabel Smith gave her pleasant surprise Wednesday v of last week. Guests present were Mrs. Myrta Mather and son, Walter, Mrs. Winifred Stoddard of Pequouoc and Mir. and Mrs. Allyn Youngs os Waterford
 Mrs. Huributt Entertained Auxiliary.
 The local auxiliary of the woman's Home Missionary society of the NJ E. church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt on Tues day afternoon. Nine members were in attendance The Citizen was the subject considered at the literary hour which was opened with devotional ex- ercises- A short talk on the life of Booker T. Washington was followed by a reading, Home Life Among Col ored People, by Miss Sarah Latimer Readings were also given by Miss Kate Colyer and Miss Laura Perkins and were followed with a brief talk on the Forward Movement by the presi- dent, Mrs. Thomas Latham. The us- were held at the close of the literary programme.
 Personal News.
 Miss Amelia and Miss Susan Ma thewson were over Sunday guests of New London friends.
 Mrs. Albert Manierre and little son. who have been guests for some time of Jamaica. R. l., returned home on Monday.
 Mrs. Charles H. Comstock visited her sister Mrs. Edgar Chapman, in Groton Wednesday.
 Thomas Latham, who has been spendinE a weeks vacation at his home in the village, resumed his school duties in the eastern section of the town on Monday morning.
 M. E. Sunday School.
 A short programme of selected read ings on Missions with a solo, Speed Away. by Miss Florence Hurbutt. opened the session of the NJ. E. Sun day school Sunday noon. A. special offering for missions was received by the teachers of the school, the bannof for the largest collection being award ed to Mrs. Sarah Perkins class Re- wards for regular attendance were re- ceived by O. E. Colver, MT. and Mrs. Eugene EAFontaine, and the Misses Florence Hurlbutt and Nellie Hoff- man.
 Mrs. Allen Penfnallow and daughter. Miss Susan Penhallow of New Lon don, were guests of Miss Amy Satter- lee and her brother, J. P. Satterlee, Tuesday.
 The Misses Mary and Florence Hurl- butt were guests of Miss Maude Hauck of Norwich on Friday of last week
 Mrs Sarah Perkins left Tuesday morning to visit her brother, Isaac Norman, in Westerly, and to spend a few days at the home of her ne- pherw, C. Henry Moves, in Mystic.
 Miss Sarah Latimer has been .he guest this week of her aunt. Mrs. Arabella Latimer, of Palmertown.