Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
GALES FERRY
Richard c. Morse Gives Account of Recent Worlds Missionary Congress in Edinbureh-State Road Workers Arrives-LocaI Notes.

ATF!SSS-EOCaf NCteS.
 Richard C. Morse of New York general secretary of the International Y. M. c. A. who. with Mrs Morse were over Sunday guests of his broth CT, Rev. Oliver C. Morse gave an in- Missionary Conference at Edinburgh, which he attended delegate at the Sunday evening service. This was given in place of the usual meet ing of the Epworth league
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Becl<with of Moodus arrived last week to visit Mir and Mrs. Cyrus Chapman at Al lyn's Point.
 l.. l.. visited Mrs. Bennett's mother, Mrs. Mary Stillwell, last week.
 Nathan J. Gibbs of Panama and Miss Emma Wright of Auburn, N. Y., are guests of MT. and Mrs, Nathan A. Gibbs
 MT George H. Murphy. who has been spending several weeks with her mother Mrs. Richard Latimer, left Wednesday morning for her home in Sullivan, Ind.
 Rufus HurIbutt, who is taking a vacation from his duties as rural mail carrier. attended the Epworth League institute on the Willimantic camp ground last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Curtis and family of Norwich are occupying the Perry cot tage on the bluff.
 Epworth League Planning for Liter
 ary Meetings.
 meeting of the literary and so- cial committee of the Epworth league was held at the church vestry on Monday evening to make arrange ments for the first of the series of literary evenings. plans for which the mitted at business meeting of the league last week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Voorhees, and daughters, the Misses Mary and Mil dred. who have been visiting for some time past in New York returned to
 Mrs. Fowler and son William of Boston are visiting their uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs John C. Perkins of Norwich at their summer home on the bluff.
 Had Picnic Dinner.
 Mrs John Griswold, Mrs F. H. Tracy, Mrs. w D. Becl1with and daughter Miss Gladys Beckwith. ac- companied- by Miss Russell of New London and Mrs. F'rieye of Jersey City of their uncle Moves B. Allyn on We'd nesday
 Mrs Heron of New York is the guest of NIT. and Mrs. Chas. Rund- lett, Jr., of Worcester, Mass. who are spending their vacation at Ravine- hurst cottage at Allyn's point.
 J. Raymond Perkins, student at Mount Hermon, Mass, is spending o two weeks vacation at his home in the village
 A part of the force engaged on the state road work in the town arrived from Ledyard Center on Tuesday and began work on the highway at Chas. Browns place at Riverview. The men will be stationed during their stay in this locality at the quarters recently erected for them on the Latham Smith place.
 Chas. Pierce Jr, of Maine, is spending his vacation with his mother Mrs Chas. J. Pierce at Allyrl's Point children who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. A.. L. Fairfield at AlIyn's Point, returned on Saturday to their home in Irvinton, N. J.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and Miss Ethel Merriam of New London were guests of Mrs. Gates parents MT. and Mrs 1 H. l.. Perkins on Wednesday.
 Miss Katherine kenelly who has been the guest for several weeks of 1 Miss Florence Hurlbutt, left Tuesday l for New York
 Alfred Bracewen and family. who 1 have been visiting Mir. BraceweIl's | brother, w. F. BraceWell, returned to | -heir home in Brattleboo, Vt, on Sat | Irday
 Mrs. Harriet Wood with her daugh- -ers Mrs. E. H. Bigelow and Miss Nel- | lie Wood, who have been making their | annual visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wm | D. Fairfield. returned last week to | heir home in Webster. Moss.
 Mrs. James Gilmore and son Ray of 1 Norwich were guests over Sunday of | Mr. and Mrs Latham Smith
 Dr. GiIroy and son Robert of Mt. | Vernon, N. Y, joined their family at ! he pines for their vacation Saturday evening.
 Miss Laura Perkins. who attended | he EpV Orth League institute at Will imantic camp ground as a delegate rom the local league last week, re- urned home on Saturday