Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.
GALES FERRY


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There was a good attendance al
the Easter exercises given by the
members of the Sunday school at the
NJ. e. church Sunday. The following
young people assisted with recita-
tations: Harold Mcclure, Daisy Colt.
Mildred Voorhees,, Gladys Thompson
Florence Lamb. Mary Voorhees,, Har-
Ian Newbury, Nellie Hoffman, Elsie
Mcclure. A. NJ. voorhees, assisted
sramee, with his violin. playing as ar
opening prelude, Trinity. with organ
accompaniment. Solos were rendered
by the Misses Grace Chapman. Flor
ence HuFlbutt, Doris Main and Ruth
Lawson, and C. E. Colver.
Attending Conference.
Rev. John Thompson is attending
the annual meeting this week of the
New England Southern conference OF
the M. E. church in Attleboro, Mass
Local Mention.
A party of ten from this section at
tended the entertainment and supper
at the Isedyard Center Congregational
church on Monday evening.
Miss Prudence Chapman who has
been the guest Of relatives I'm Middle
town during the winter. returned to
her, sisters home at the Navy Yard
last week.
Anniversary Dinner Party.
tanned q party Of ten at dinner at their
home at Long Cove on Monday III hon.
or OF the birthday anniversary OF their
hostess Guests were present from
the village and Allyns Point and Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. holland were present
from New London.
Charles J. Pierce, chief engineer of
the steamer PeQuonnock. spent Easter
Sunday with his family at Allyns
Point.
: Corouar o1d Efr~ TYrauI<IfY, n T2rouvr,
OF Norwich visited Redfern, their sum-
ner home in the village, on Friday of
last week.
Winners in the Race.
The race on Saturday evening ar
ranged by the young men OF this place
was entered by seven contestants. Ste
phen Norman won first prize, Carl
Lawson second and A1bertus Dean
third.
Personals.
Mrs. Addison Chapman of Middle
town was the guest for few days last
week Of Der sister Mrs. Sarah Coivsr.
Miss Harriet Bishop Brown of
Bristol IL spending the Easter vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Perkins.
Engineer Harlan Nswbury. who was
taken suddenly Ill last week was able
to resume his duties It thu Naval Sta
ton Monday.
Tramp Spent Night in a Church
Sunday morning when the sexton of
the NJ. e. church opened the building
about a. m. to attend to his duties,
he was somewhat surprised to find
that q tramp had passed the night on
the floor of the kitchen 1t is SUI
posed the fellow while in an intoxicat-
ed condition wandered into the vestry
Saturday evening, as the decorating
committee were occupied arranging
the flowers for the morning service
Mrs. r. b. Taft of Newton Gem
ter. Mass, arrived last week to spend
the. season at Garden Croft cottage on
the Decatur Bluff farm at AIyns
Point.
Miss Alice Satterlee returned Tues
day evening from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Satterlee in North Haven.
Miss Susan PenhaIlow of New Lon
don visited relatives in the village on
Tuesday. - 9b
MI. and Mrs Edwin ,Keeney Of New
London called on relatives here on
wednesday.
Monet Lawson, who has been en-
ployed in New York during the win
ter, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Leon Watrous of the Navy yard
was the guest of Miss Amy Satterlee
Wednesday.
Mrs. D. C. Perkins and daughter,
Miss Jennie Geer Perkins, visited rel
atives in New London Tuesday.