Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-02
new LONDON COUNTY
GALES FERRY
Rev. c. Wilson Harrison at Whitman
tic Camp Ground-Events of the
Wssk-Newsy Notes. -i5s1A,-


The weekly baseball ga DE played by
the Allyns Point All Nights and the
Gales Ferry Never Sleeps on Saturday
afternoons at the Ferry. resulted last
week in a score ofD14 to IL in favor
of the All Nights.
Rev c. Wilson Harrison. pastor of
the Gales Ferry VI. e. church, con-
Quoted the afternoon service at the
Wi1linant1c CAMP ground on Saturday.
Charles a. l.. Morgan of Middle
town has been a guest for few days
this week of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Latham Mr.. and Mrs. Latham return
ed from weeks stay at the camp
ground on Monday afternoon.
Noyes B. Allyn Entertained.
A party of out town relatives and
friends of Noyes E. Allyn enjoyed
picnic dinner at his home in the VIII
lage last week. Guests present were
Mrs. Walter Beckwith and daughter,
Miss Gladys Mrs E. II Tracy and
Mrs. J. w. Griswold of New London,
Mrs Washington Russell and Miss
Charlotte Freeze of Jersey City with
Charles H. Brown of Norwich, who
provided entertainment for the COM
pany by an exhibition of original
drawings of places visited while
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost and
daughter Dorothy of Montclair, n. j.,
were visitors over Saturday and Sun
ny.
Major and Mrs. W. E. Ellis of Fort
Wright spent Wednesday with Mrs.
James Mccain and daughters at the
Potter cottage.
Wilbur Cornell of whitestone and
James Stacom of Flushing, l.. L., were
guests of Mrs Josie Birch on Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and son War
rem of Arlington, y. j., who have
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lyns Point. returned home this week.
Arthur Frost of Brooklyn n. Y,
arrived Monday for visit with rela
tives in the village.
Noyes Smith of the wrecking tug
Tssco. was an over Sunday guest of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Latham
Bible Class Entertainment.
The annual entertainment given I'M
der the auspices of the mems Bible
class of the M. e. church at the church
vestry on Tuesday, was well attend
ed. An interesting programme was
presented, consisting of violin selec-
tions BY Alfred NJ. VOORHEES,. vocal
solos by Miss Mabel Martin of Meri-
den, Sister Emma Harrison. DIR. Vim
cent Eldred of Norwich. CORTLAND E.
Celver, Rev. G. Wilson Harrison, Mas
ter William Kennedy of New York.
and Miss Grace Chapman, with a duet
by Miss Chapman and Mrs. Eugene
LaFontaine, readings and recitations
by Thomas Latham. Dudley c. Per-
kins, Miss Mary Voorhees,. Miss Ma
rion Earnshaw. Rev. c. Wilson Harri-
son and Sister Emma Harrison.
Mrs. LaFontaine, Mrs. William H.
Kennedy. Mrs. A. NJ. Voorhees, and
Miss Jennie Perkins acted as accom-
panists. a
Mrs. James Mccain and her three
daughters, who have been spending the
aa pntt f.att llra rain 1Gd
Thursday to their home at Arlington,
n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis McEwen and
children of. New London were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. DC. Perkins Tues
day.
e. A. James returned to his home in
the -Allyns Point district Monday, hav-
inG been the guest for several days of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. 7Dickerson in Hart
ferd.
Miss Georgianna Eurlbutt, who has
bsen spending few days vacation at
her home here, returned to New York
Sunday evening.
Edward Latnner Gave Shore Dinner.
Edward Latimer entertained par
ty of friends With a shore dinner at
the Ferry last week. Guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson and
daughter, Miss Marjorie. of Gravesend,
L. T.. Coroner and Mrs Franklin H
Miss Gertrude Boiles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hope of Uncasville with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M Voorhees, and
daughters. the Misses Mary and Mil
dred. Miss Studwell, Mrs Richard Lat
inner and Miss Sarah Latimer of Gales
Ferry.
Roeert Howe of Jersey City spent
Sunday with his wife at the Lewis
cottage
Sister Emma Harrison returned from
a two weeks stay at the Willimantic
camp ground Monday
Mrs. Sarah Colver, who was an over
Sunday visitor at her cottage on the
camp ground. also returned on Mon
day.
George Watson and family of Wa
terhury were guests for the day recent
~ of Mr.. Watsons father. John Wat
son of Allyns Point.
Mrs. John Morgan and daughter,
Miss Ethel of Norwich. were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin H.
Brown at Redfern
Mrs. ]. n. Torney and son Robert
OF New York arrived last week to visit
Mrs. William II. Kennedy and sons.
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