Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-07
GALES FERRY
Epworth League Officers Eiected-M
e. Church Entertainment = S444.07
Collected for Church.

The following programme arrang-
ed by Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine, or
ganist of the M. T.. church, for the
benefit of the Gales Ferry house at the
Willimantic camp ground was enjoyed
by a large and appreciative audience
at the entertainment on Friday even
ing of last week at the vestry OF the
church, Piano solo, Miss Florence
, Hurlbutt; reading Miss Laura Per-
films; selection on violin with piano
accompaniment. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
M. Voorhees,; baritone solo, When the
Lights Are Low, G. E. Colver; song,
Slumber, Dolly, Slumber, Miss Doris
Main; recitation, Miss Mildred Voor-
hees; piano solo, Miss Olive Tubbs;
reading, Miss Amy Satterlee; soprano
solo, Bonnie Jennie Miss Grace Chap
man; decitation, D. c. Perkins: bass
solo, The Sexton, E. A. James; music
al selection, Mr.. and Mrs Voorhees,.
Personals.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Satterlee
were guests on Wednesday of last
week of their son and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee in North
Chief Engineer Charles ]. Pierce of
the steamer Pequonnock was a visitor
on Sunday and Monday at his home at
Allyn's Point.
Miss Emma Davis of Norwich arriv-
ed Monday for a weeks stay at her
home in the village.
Rev. John Thompson of Norwich
IOWH, WHO was IN the village UllS
week attending to the removal of the
remainder of his household goods from
the M Z. parsonage, was the guest
over Monday and Tuesday nights OF
Noyes B. Allyn.
Mrs. Annie Green returned to her
home in Jewett City the first of the
week, having been the guest for the
last three weeks of her mother, Mrs.
William Lewis, at A1lyn's Point.
Mrs. Clarence Latham of Essex with
J1o1 \ 4
Tuesday to visit at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Latham.
Epworth League Officers.
The business meeting for the annual
election of officers of the Epworth
league was held at the horne of Miss
Amy Satterlee on Wednesday even
ing. The following members were
year: President, Rufus Hurlbutt: first
vice president, d. G. Perkins; second
vice president, Mrs. C. E. Colver:
third vice president Miss Laura Per
Hurlbutt; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Grace Chapman; pianist, Mis-.
Jennie Perkins. AT the close of the
business session a pleasant social sea
son was enjoyed. the game of ana
grams being provided for amusement.
Three May baskets We're awarded as
prizes and refreshments were served
by the hostess.
NeWSy Items.
Mrs Myrta MatIler and Miss Mabel
Smith spent Monday with Mrs. Ma.
TIERS sister, Mrs. Winifred Stoddard
in Poquonoc.
The household goods Of Frank o.
Moses were moved from Norwich r.
the Perkins place last week
Charles Fisher and John Potter of
Windham visited Miss Lena FISHER
teacher of the Lester district school.
on Friday.
Over S4o0 Collected.
Noyes B. Allyn. collector for the per-
nanent fund of the Gales Ferry NJ. Z.
church, has issued a. statement to con-
trfbutors announcing the amount at
interest on April LIST as s444.07.
Mrs. Martha Noyes, who has been
the guest for some time past of her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Perkins, returned to
her home in Mystic Wednesday.
Miss Doris French of Willimantic
was an over Sunday guest of Miss
Mary Rudd Gibbs.
Mrs. Harmon Perkins and her
grandchildren. Marguerite and Mildred
Harris, spent Saturday with Mrs. Cur.
It's Gates in New London.