Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-08
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
GALES FERRY
Interesting Debate Given Under Aus
pieces of Epworth Leaaue-Rev. c.
Wilson Harrison Appointed to Gales
Ferry Charge@Mrs. Sears Leaves
for California.

| The second of the series of literary
| evenings arranged under the auspices
/ of the literary and social department
! of the Epworth league was held on
| tuesday evening at the veStry of the
| NJ. e. church. The programme for the
evening was a debate, immigration to
| the United States Should Be Unre-
| stricted, the affirmative side being up
held by Richard Bracewell and the
negative by Rufus Hurlbutt in an able
Morse presided. Arthur Frost, Rev.
c. Wilson Harrison and Sister Emma
Harrison participated in a discussion
of the subject. The negative side re-
ceived the majority vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morse of
mother, Mrs. AdolDh Rupp of New Ro-
chelle, n. Y, were recent guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver C. Morse at the
Yale varsity quarters.
Mrs. Franklin H Brown returned
last week from a several days visit
in Providence and Saylesvii1e.
Annual Coal Supply Arrives.
The supply of coal from the Penn
sylvania mines which is ordered an
nually by Noyes B. Allyn for the viii
lage residents, has arrived and is be-
ing delivered to the purchasers.
M. e. Church Conference.
land of Norwich conducted the second
and third quarterly conference at the
Methodist Episcopal church on. We'd
nesday evening. Miss Amy Satterlee
acted as secretary of the meeting.
Sister Emma Harrison and her son,
Rev. G. Wilson Harrison, formerly OF
the Irish conference were received by
Superintendent Newland as members
of the M. E. church. Rev. Mr.. Har-
rison was also licensed as a local
preacher of this conference and APP
pointed to the Gales Ferry charge.
The usual reports were given and or
dered on record. A report of the i'm
provements at the society's house at
the Wilma ntic camp ground ground
was also given the former committee
was continued for the coming year.
Summer Residents Leaving.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor and
little son, who have occupied Mrs.
Delphine Fish's cottage since July,
left here on Wednesday, Mr.. Taylor
going to New York and Mrs Taylor
to Glens Falls, n. Y, to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Thomas Latham returned on
Tuesday from q visit with her daugal-
ter. Mrs Charles A. L. Morgan, in
Middletown.
C. s. Jennison and family of Plain
field who spent the month of Sep
TENDER at the Morgan cottage. on The
Bluff. returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine and Miss
Alice Satteriee, who attended the
music festival in Worcester last week,
returned home on Saturday.
Left for Sacramento.
Mrs. Horace Sears and little son
Alfred left Tuesday to join Mr.. Sears
in Sacra mento, Cal, where they will
make their home Mrs. Sears was ac-
conpanied to New York by. her sister,
Mrs. Delphine Fish.
Mrs. Richard Perry and her daUgh-
tiers, the Misses Adelina and Grace, re-
turned to New London on Monday,
having spent the season at their new
home in the village
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks, who
have been the guests of relatives in
the village for some time past, return
ed to their home in Hartford on Sat
urday.
Mss Florence Gear of Ledyard was
a week end guest of Miss Mary Voor-
hees.
Miss Emma Davis and her brother
Frank of Norwich were callers at the
Davis cottage on Tuesday.
Noyes Smith of New London was
the guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Latham Smith, over Sunday.