Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
GALES FERRY
Entertainment in M. E. vestry-Im- Provement at Vale Varsity Quarters Personal and Social Mention.

An entertainment, with a programme of musical selection by MT. and Mrs. A. M. Voorhees on the violin and pi- ano. and a reading entitled The Hap py Family by Miss Amy Sattrelee, pre- ceding an account by Moves B. Allyn of his recerrt trip to California, was given at the vestry of the M. B. church on Friday evening of last week.
 MT Allyn gave an interesting de- scription of his journey, which cov- cred a distance of 5000 miles by water and 1000 miles by land. from New York to the fsthmus of Panama and of the sail up the Pacific to San Fran cisco. He also spoke of his pleasant visits with former neighbors, MT. and Mrs. Albert E. Rogers at Panama, and MT. and Mrs Hiram Hampstead at with refreshments was enjoyed at the close. The permanent fund of the M. E. church was increased by about $7, the affair has been arranged as a benefit for this object.
 Mrs. Pierce Entertained.
 Mrs. Charles J. Pierce, of Allyns Point entertained a party of relatives on Wednesday. Guests present were Mrs. Charles Winchester of Norwich, Mrs. Wilson Allyn of Groton, Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Perkins and Mrs Harmon Perkins of the village.
 Personals.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett H. Adams and little son were guests of Mrs. Lucy Brown Thursday while on their way from Groton to their new home in Hartford
 Miss Amy B. Satterlee was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frederick Richards, in Norwich on Wednesday night
 Committee to Solicit Funds.
 Charles H. Chapman and Thomas Latham were appointed a committee to solicit funds for the repainting of the 0f o of those interested in the work.
 Underwent Operation.
 Herbert Lewis of Ailyns Point un- derwent an operation at "a New York hospital last month.
 Mrs. Lizzie Gardner of New London, with her brother. William Avery of Camden. Me-, were callers here Thurs day.
 Mrs. D. C. Perkins ana son Raymond called on relatives in New London on Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs visited with friends in vvillimantic over Sunday
 Mrs. Latham Smith called on Grot- on friends Thursday.
 Religious Interests.
 Rev. J. B. Aclxley of Burnside preach Masses. tal<ing his text from Luke v1:3 at the morning servfve at the M. E. church on Sunday. At the close of the lesson gfl1dy hour in Sunday 5cno0 several members exchanged their attendance rewards ana the new system of rewards recently approved by. the Sunday school board was ex- fained by Superintendent CoIver The coslentfon of tho school next Sunday will be for the=work of the connecficlt 1 Sunday schQQ1S association. | Mrs. Sarah Per1MnD and her sister, Mrs. Marine Moves Of Mystic. spent ! Friday of last week with their nephew. 1 Henry Norman. in Norwich MT. and Mrs. A1bertus Maynard Of f Allyns Point were guests of MT. and Mrs. Minor Moxley at Long Cove, on | 
 Addition to varsity Quarters.
 An addition to the varsity dining I room and omce on the ground doof | with two bedrooms on the second | story, fs being made at the Yale var ,fty quarters. The improvements are being made as gift to the Yale navy | ,y George St. John Sheffield of New r3aven,.
 Mrs. Martha Moves of Mystic spent Wednesday with her niece, Mrs. P. L. Norman, at Allyns Point
 John Raymond Perkins, who has | ,een spending q weak with his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. c. Perkins, returned | o Mt. Hermon Thursday.