Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-11
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
GALES FERRY
Portable F1ouses for Harvard-Crews Arrive Valuable curios Ladies Aid Society Elect Officers.

The children of the Gales Ferry M F. Sunday school will observe Chil- drens day with appropriate /ilercises at the church on Sunday morning al service and Sunday school Lest Sun- day Rev. J. B Ackley of Burnside was assisted at the morning service by MT. Judson of Pennsylvania, g student at the Moody Bible school in Chicago, who is the guest of his uncle butt.
 MT. and Mrs. James D. Copp of New London arrived at their farm near Red Top for the season last week.
 Attended Ledyard Reception.
 Tracy Smith attended a reception at the home of Rev. and Mrs. William F White at Ledyard Center, on Fri day evening of last week.
 Mrs Curtis Gates of New London visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Perkins. Wednesday.
 Portable Houses for Oarsmen.
 Four portable houses for the use of the Harvard crews arrived this week at the village station and were taken to the Charles H. Brown place at Riv- erview, to be erected on the site of Camp Gulick, where teachers from the Springfield Y. Nj. C. A. training school formerly spent their summers. Souvenirs of Trip Around the World.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee received a valuable addition last week to their already large supply of curios. from their son, Lieut. Charles Satter- last year by Lieutenant Satterlee while on 6 cruise around the world. Many beautiful specimens of in1aid work, displaying the fine workmanship of the people of the orient. including a set of croisonne ware from Japan, and dainty articles of silk and linen en- broidery, with miniature tea houses and a herd of ebony elephants, are in cluded in the collection
 Personals.
 Mrs. Lucy Huributt with her daugh- ters Miss Annette and Miss Georgi- York to their home in the village on Sunday.
 Edwin Keeney of New London was a caller here on "Wednesday;
 Smith with Mrs Frederick Turner of Long Cove spent Wednesday with MT. and Mrs. Ed Young of Waterford.
 Mrs Stephen Perkins of Groton was Chapman at Allyns Point on Sunday.
 Annual Business Meeting.
 The annual business meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the M E. church was held on Thursday after noon for the electSons of officers. Miss Kate B. Colver was e-elected presi- dent as were also Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt a-s vice president and Mrs. Dudley C. Perkins as secretary and treasurer. Mrs Sarah Perkins, Mrs. Harmon Perkins Mrs Lucy Eurbutt and Miss Amy Satterhee were appoint ed as directresses and Miss Amy Sat- terlee, Miss Alice SafLerlee and Miss Sarah Latimer were selected to act on the soliciting and social commit tee
 Norwich visitors this week at their summer cottages on the Bluff have been the Misses Geer, who entertain ed members of the Class circle of The Kings Daughters from Norwich Tues day: Mrs. Otto Wuh and daughter, Marguerite, and Mrs Isaac Jones.
 A new stone to the memory of JO> sepn Corey and family was placed in the village cemetery on Monday.
 Eari E. Ma athewson of Durham has returned to the home of his saunts, the Misses Mathewson. after spending several months in Nor wich-
 The work of repaE1ting the Gales Ferry parsonage was comm enced by Harmon Perkins last week