Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
aWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
GALES FERRY
Handsome Buck Seen Near Old Quar-
 ry-New Methodist Church Pastor is
 Greeted with Large Audience-F7er- = sonaI Notes.

 Rev J. Wilson Harrison, the new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, was greeted by large audiences at both the morning and evening ser vices on Sunday.
 Several Of the village residents have accepted the invitation extended them at the service last Sunday by the Rev. Oliver c. Morse to attend morning prayers at his summer home at the Yale varsity quarters. His guest, Rev. Dr. w. J. Erdman of German town. Pa, is conducting studies from the gospel of John during his stay this month at the quarters.
 Mrs Thomas Latham spent last week as the guest. of her brother. Fitch Allyn, in Salem.
 H. Jerome Mann of New York joined his parents, MT and Mrs. Harry Mann, recently to spend his vacation Bluff.
 The Misses Geer. wi1o have spent several weeks at their summer cot tage, returned to their home in Nor w. F. Gilroy of Mount Vernon, N. w.. arrived Monday to occupy The Pines during August
 Mrs. Hannah Perkins spent several days last week as the guest of her daughter, Mrs Curtis Gates, in New London.
 Howard Towt, who has spent a two weeks vacation in the village, return ed his duties in New York city on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Morse, with their daughters, Misses Marion and Gertrude of Washington, D. C., were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. Oliver c. Morse at the varsity auar- up their residence at The Ichabod for the month of August.
 Five wagon loads of gypsies passed through here on. Thursday of last vrelr ,I-fr for n irf1 at AIlyn's Point.
 Mfr. and Mrs William Kennedy and sons Donald and William of New York arrived at the Ferry on Friday and will occupy the residence owned by Mrs Delphina. Fish in the village for the remainder of the season.
 William McT<InIeck of Norwich, who was a visitor here last week while on cruise on his power-boat Cochegan, has returned to the Ferry again this week.
 Miss Ruby Gleason of Putnam is spending a week with her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. John c Perkins, at their cottage on The Bluff.
 A handsome buck with wide spread ing antiers. one of the largest ever seen in this locality, was observed by Albertus Maynard on Tuesday near the old quarry, between the village and AIIyn's Point.
 Miss Katherine Kenelly of East Northfield. Mass. is the guest of Miss Florence Hurlbutt
 MT. and Mrs. Christian Maruuardt and daughter and Miss Cora Allyn of Groton were guests of Mrs. Sarah Perkins on Sunday
 Nathan J. Gibbs of Panama has been a guest for a few days this week of his parents, MT. and Mrs Nathan A. Gibbs.
 Mrz and Mrs. Nicholas Kelly and family. who. have spent the last month at The Wigwam, returned to their home in Norwich the first of the week.
 Photographer Stevens and family of Norwich have arrived to spend the month at the Morgan cottage on The Bluff.
 Edmund Satterlee, who has been making his annual visit with relatives in the village, left Sunday evening for his home in Dunlap, Ia., visiting his sisters. Mrs. Richards of Norwich, and Mrs. Leavenworth of Winsted. en route.
 Miss Dallas Tyler, who spent the months of June and July at the Per kins cottage. left on Monday for New York. The cottage had been leased for the remainder of the season by F. w. Jones and family of Mount Vernon, N Y.
 Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs is making a ten-days' visit with relatives on Cape Cod.
 Arthur Frost Of New York is making his annual visit with relatives here. Sunday to spend his vacation with his family at Leisure Hour
 Miss Bessie Arnes returned recently from an extended visit with relatives in Brooklyn, Ct.
 Mir and Mrs. George Frost and fam fly. who have spent the past month at their summer home, left on Monday evening for Montclair, N. J. Mrs. Frost's sister. Mrs. Hewes Of Montclair, with her family will occupy the cot tage for the remainder of the season.
 Mrs. William Brooks of Hartford is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Delphine. Fish.