Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-17
GALES FERRY
Epworth League Social Department
Plan for Series of Literary Evenings
Exodus of Summer Visitors-Mis-
sionary Society Meets with the Pres
dent

-Cxodus OF Summer ViSftorS-WlS-
sionary Society Meets with the Pres
ident.
The following syllabus, as arranged
by Rev. &. Wilson Harrison for the
course of literary evenings, to be given
under the auspices of the literary and
social department Of the EpWorth
league was distributed by pastor Har-
rison at the Sunday evening service
The first of the series was taken on
September by Sister Emma Har-
rlson, who gave a most entertaining
paper on Woman: Her Place and In
fuence." October 4-Debate: Imni-
grafton to the United States should be
Unrestricted: affirmative, Richard
Bracewell; negative, Rufus Hurlbutt.
October 2 (Friday)-Social. Novem
Der IAN evening with James Russell
Lowell. Miss Amy Satterleee. Novem-
Der 15-SociaI November 29-Paper
by Charles r. jennings M. A. super
intendent of education for New London
city. December 13-Social. December
27-Book social. Offenders to repre-
sent the tide Of a bo':Z1- January le--
Social. January 24-The First Blast
of the Gales Ferry Bugle. Editress,
Miss Mary Hurlbutt. February =
Social February 21-Patriotic night.
March Social. March 21-Wesley
and his work, Rev. c. Wilson Harrison.
Upon the social evenings music reel
tations, table and old time games will
be introduced from time to time. A
collection will be taken UP on the lit
erary evenings and an admittance fee
to include refreshments, charged at
the social gatherings.
Returned to Brooklyn, NJ Y.
Mrs. Eattin and two children re
turned to their home in Brooklyn, n.
y. Sunday evening, having been the
guests for few days past of their
aunt Mrs. Lucy Brown.
Mrs. Gibbs of East Wareham. Mass,
is visiting her son. Nathan A Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Latham of
Guflford were guests for q short time
last week of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Latham.
Mrs. Hudson LeavCnW orth and son
William of Winsted. who arrived Mon
day evening at The Ichabod, have re-
moved to the j P. Satterlee cottage
Mrs. BOsWorth. with her daughters.
the Misses Maud and Olive. who have
passed the season at Decatur Bluff
farm cottage at Allyn's Point, return
ed his week to their home in SPRING
field, Mass.
Regular Meetings Resumed.
The local auxiliary of the Woman's
Home Missionary society resumed the
regular meetings Of the society on
Tuesday Afternoon at the home of the
president. Mrs. Thomas Latham. There
was an attendance of IL three visitors
being present. The usual devotional
exercises opened the literary hour, the
topic for the session being The Young
Peoples Work. Interesting readings
by the Misses Laura Perkins. Sarah
Latimer and Kate Colver, were fol-
lowed with an ably prepared paper,
Why should We seek to interest the
youth ofsour church i'll Home Mission
airy Work. by Sister Emma Harrison
Refreshments were served by the most
eSS during the social hour.
Miss Elizabeth Morse who. has been
engaged as a supervisor ana organizer
of playground work in Harrisburg. Pa.
during the summer arrived last week
TO spend a short vacation with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Oliver c. Morse,
at the Yale quarters. before resuming
her studies at the Woman's medical
college in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wulf and family
who have spent the season at their
cottage returned to their home in Nor
witch on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r. Church and
family also closed their cottage and
returned TO Norwich Monday
Herbert Martin of Meriden who has
conducted the ice cream parlor dur
ing the season closed the store last
week.
Last of the Summer Residents Depart.
The last OF the summer residents at
Charles Fl. Browns place at Riverview
departed for their homes last week.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Stephens with
their sons left for their home in Bos-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Craw-
ford and family returned to Norwich
Mrs Charles J Pierce of AIlyn's
Point left Tuesday 10 visit her son
Charles in Portland Me
Mrs William Brooks of Hartford
arrived last week to visit relatives at
her former home in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Miner closed
their cottage on The Bluff Wednes-
day and returned to their home in
Norwich.
Mrs. r D. F'itzmaurice who has
spent the summer at The Pioneer, left
with Mr.. FitZma urice on SUNDAY even
ing for New Haven. Their son Ed
ward also left here Sunday to resume
his studies at his former home in
Providence.
Mrs. Earnshaw and daughter. Miss
Marion Earnshaw of New York. who
have passed the season at Shorehome
left on Monday to visit relatives at
Putnam.