Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-14
GALES FERRY
Meeting of Woman's Home Missionary Socisty-Sunday School Committees Appointed-PersonaI Notes.

Society Sunday School Committees
 Appointed-PersoraI Notes.
 The last quarterly collection for the
 Goes qs %erny Sunday Den shoo a ts es
 Sunday. A hort programme in ob-
 servance of the day preceding the
 lesson stury. Miss Amy Satterlee.
 who attended the recent missionary
 conference in Norwich as a delegats
 from this society, gay a report from
 an address by Rev. A. F. Legg on
 missionary work of the sunday
 school.
 Sunday School Board Meetingf.
 A Sunday school board meeting was
 lleld at the close of the service, when
 temperance were elected Mrs. Sa-
 rah Latimer, Miss Mary Hurlbutt and
 Miss Laura Perkins were appointed to serve on the missionary committee
 and Mrs Courtland Colver. Mrs. E.
 LaFontaine and Mrs. c. Wilson Har- rison on the temperance committee The board voted to purchase a Christ iau Conquest flag for use in observ-
 ance of Missionary day by the school. Mrs. Emma Harrison left last week to conduct a mission at the Burnside M. E. Church.
 Schools Open for Winter rs~A The schools in this section reopen ed for the winter term on Monday, after two-weeks' vacation. Miss Helen Boynton of Norwich visited her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Roach of Allyn's Point over Sunday.
 Mrs. J. M. Sweet left recently for a two weeks visit in Hartford Byron Maynard of Anthony, R. l., visited his brother Afbertus Maynard of Allyn'S Point on Thursday of last week.
 Death of Isaac Norman The death of Isaac E. Norman, 8 former resident of Allyn's Point, oc- cured on Saturday morning in West | erly. MT. Norman, who resided on a farm near Westerly, had but recently recovered from an attack of pneurno- mia and passed away suddenly from 1 heart failure just after entering the l city by trolley on a business trip. Mir Norman was native of the town of St0nington and was in the 72d year l of his age. MT. Mormon served in the Twenty sixth Regiment, Conn. 1 Vols. and was also a member of the I Grand Army.
 | Mrs. Cyrus Chapman and Mrs. F.. 1 A. James of Allyn's Point, with Mrs.
 Minor Moxley of Long Cove, were | guests of Mrs. Harmon Perkins on | Thursday of last week.
 l Miss Bertha Chapman, who has been l visiting relatives here returned to her home in Cohanzie last week. l Mrs. Charles Unger left here the l first of the week to visit relatives in 1 New York.
 Mrs. Charles B. Jennings was a cau- 1 CT here on Wednesday,. visiting her i aunt. Mrs. Richard Latimer. who Is | confined to her home, having broken one of the small bones of the ankle | by a. fall sustained in her yard oa | Monday morning.
 Mrs. Colver Entertains. Mrs. Sarah Colver entertained the 1 local auxiliary of the Womans Home | Missionary society at her home at the 1 Navy Yard on Tuesday afternoon the l party leaving here on the noon train and returning at 4.30 o'clock. Cuba | Under Spanish Rule" was the topic i considered at the literary session. | several readings on the subject being | given by the members of the society. 1 Refreshments were served by the l hostess during the social hour. It was l decided at the session to engage ' l field secretary of the Wonan's Home I Missionary society, who is to visit 1 New London in February, to give an | address at the Gales Ferry church | during her stay in this section. Artist and Mrs. H. SingIewood Bis l bling, who removed here from Pl11la- 1 delphia a year ago, took up their res- l idence in their new home near Red l Top last week.
 Miss Jennie Perkins, who was de- i tained after the Christmas vacation l by illness from her studies at the l Northfiefd seminary, returned to East | Northfield, Mass, Monday morning. l Young Mems Institute Organized. 1 A meeting to organize a young | mems institute was held Monday | evening at the M. E. church. Rev. l c. Wilson Harrison was elected presi- i dent; Rufus Hurlbutt- secretary, with l Richard BraceweIl, Irving Hurlbutt and Clarence Sweet as a committee l to draft a constitution for adoption 1 at the next meeting
 1 A calendar social was held at the l M E.. church on Tuesday evening as l one of the series of socials arranged 1 by the Epwortf league. The months 1 of the year were represented by the | young people of the village with song5 | and poems. Games and refreshments l were enjoyed at the close of the pro- | gramme.