Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
GALES FERRY
Summer Visitors Return to Their
Homes-Dancing 'Parties-MaIi Car
rier Resumes Duties.

Several of the summer visitors at
the Ferry have returned this week to
their homes. Among the Norwich
families who have spent some time
here are Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis and
daughter Faith who left on Saturday.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rockwell
and family, who have spent the month
of August at the Webb cottage on the
bluff.
Mail Carrier Rufus Hurlbutt resumed
his duties on the local route on Mon
day. His place has been filed during
his vacation by Assistant Carrier EV-
erett Bruce of Long Cove
Mrs. William H. Kennedy and her
sons, Donald and William, Jr., left on
Monday evening for their home in New
York city after spending the month of
August at Mrs. DeIphine Fish's resi-
dence in the village.
Miss Grace Chap1n returned to her
home at Allyn's Point on Tuesday
from visit with her cousin Mrs. Ell
mer Keene, in East Killingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morse of
Greensburg. P4. who are enjoying a
cruise on the sound, We're guests Of
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Oliver C.
Morse, the first of the week.
Rev. c. Wilson Harrison and his
mother and his sister. Emma Harrison,
who were in attendance at the Wilt
mantle camp meeting last week. re-
turned to the Ferry on Monday even
ing.
Conducted Sunday Service.
Rev. Oliver c. Morse conducted the
morning service on Sunday during the
absence of Pastor Harrison. and his
son, O. c. Morse, Jr., led the Epworth
league service Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. KempSG. Jones and lit
tie daughter. with Mr.. Jones mother
of GRANVILLE. ILL.,. arrived Monday after
noon from Panama to spend their va
cation with Mrs Jones mother, Mrs.
Delphine Fish.
party of young people gave dance
at the Frost boathouse on Friday even
ing of last week and also on Tuesday
evening of this week at Riverview.
Mrs. William Maynard and daughter
some time past of Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene LaFontaine. left Monday for their
home in Providence.
Goes Back to Mt Hermon.
j. Raymond Perkins. who has spent
a two weeks vacation at his home in
the village, returned to his studies
at the boys school at Mount Hermon,
Mass, on Thursday morning.
William McKinlock. who has spent
some time in the village, recently re-
turned to his home in Norwich on
Tuesday.
Henry Anderson of Oakland, Cal,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Patterson of
New London were guests of Mrs. Eliza
D. Maynard of Allyn's Point on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetherbee of Will
mantle, who have spent the month at
the Lewis cottage on the bluff return
ed home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson and family,
who have occupied the Wigwam have
aleo returned this week to their home
in Grosven ordale.
Fl. r. woodward and daughter Miss
Carrie, of Norwich. with their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey of Maine. were
callers at Redfern on Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Martin left Tuesday to
visit friends in Norwich. Her guest,
Miss Ethel Mason. of Meriden. accom-
panied her to that city.
Miss Georgianna HurIbutt. who Ia s
been engaged in the playground work
in New York city, returned to her
home in the village for her vacation
on Tuesday.
Several from the village were in att
tendance at the Bill dinner at I4edyard
Center on Wednesday and reported a
most enjoyable time.