Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
BULL NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
GALES FERRY
Members of Epworth League Enjoy Pleasant SociaI-What Is Going On About the Village,

N1SaI (siS SfIldSS,
 new birch mill is being erected by New York parties on the site of an old gr1st mill on the $. B. Stoddard es- tate in the Stoddard Wharf section of the town.
 Homes in this locality were sadden- ga last week by the death of relatives. News of the sudden death of Charles Dean in Chicago was received by his parents, MT. and Mrs. George Dean, on Friday morning. John Watson of AHyn's Point also received word on the same day of. the death of, his daughter law, Mrs. George Watson who had been i'll for some time past with typhoid fever at her home in Waterbury. The father of Mrs Mat thew Shugrue, Uriah Bingham of Waterbury, also passed away last Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Satter1ee re- turned to their home in North Haven Sunday afternoon from weeks visit at MT. SatterIee's former home in the village.
 Mrs. Harmon Perkins. who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Curtis Gates in New London. and of Mrs. Sherwood Avery in Bozrah for few days, returned home Thursday even- inS.
 the guest for some time past of her cousin. Mrs. Latham Smith, returned to Norwich Monday.
 Mrs. Fannie Adams AIolthrop of Norwich called on relatives and friends here last week.
 Death of Mrs. AIbertus Maynard.
 Mrs. Eliza Jane Beckwith, wife of Albertus Maynard, passed away at her home at Allyn's Point at 12.0 o'clock Wednesday night. Mrs. Maynard had been ill for over week past but was not considered as dangerously so until Tuesday night when alarming symptoms developed. She leaves, be- side her husband a daughter, Mrs. Alberta Perkins of Gales Ferry and two grandchildren, Jennie G. and J. Raymond Perkins, to mourn her loss. She is also survived my two brothers Henry C. and Frank D. Beckwith and a sister, Mrs. Alice Tue1l, all of New London.
 Mrs. Charles J. Pierce of Allyn's Point was recent guest of her cou- sins. MT. and Mrs John Bolles, in Waterford
 Mrs. R. D. F'itzmaurica of New Haven with her son Edward from end at their summer home on The Bluff.
 The sawmill belonging to E. A. Card of Groton which has been engaged for few weeks past in cutting the grove os handsome pines on the Justin Peck i1ettil plo,ce ct -l1OIlS cove cOfDpIeteQ their work on Friday of last week
 iona than Satterlee and his daush- ter Miss Amy Satterlee, moved last week from their home on the Ferry Cove to J. P. Satterlee's cottage in this village.
 George Palmer of Ledyard left Sat- urday on d business trip to Block Isl- and.
 Mrs. Stephen. Perkins and Mrs: Elm fly Perkins of Groton visited relatives in the village last week.
 Visits. Oregon and California
 J. P. Satterlee left Friday evening of last week for Oregon. After a two weeks stay in that state MT. Sat- terlee will go to California to remain for the winter months.
 !. Epworth League Social.
 The literary and social depa rtrnent of the Epworth league provided a pleasant and interesting social event on Tuesday evening. A short pro- gram1ne., consisting of a piano solo by Miss Mary Voorhees, a reading by Rev. C. Wilson Harrison, with solos by the Misses Grace Cha oman and Doris Main. was followed by an apple con- test. the winning group having the satisfaction of eating their prizes (sp- pie pies) before the audience. Games completed the evenings entertain nent and were followed by refresh ments of pie, cheese and coffee.
 Thomas Ball of Stoddards district has lost the use of one of his eyes as the result of being struck by q pitch fork about two weeks ago.
 Edgar BolIes of 'Nineland, N. J. who has been visiting his cousins, Mir and Mrs. Amos Hurlbutt recently. has re- panied by Miss Fannie R. Hurlbutf, who will visit with reIafizres in Vine