Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-08
GALES FERRY
Veterans Day at M. E. Church-Sum.
mer Entertainments PIanned-Birth-
day Dinner on the Fourth-vistors
of the Week

Wy Sis'iVf VII tIS B0dt-tsi-vISItO
Of the Week.
At special meeting held at the
close of the prayer service last week it
was decided to give a series of six en-
TREATMENTS during the summer
months at the Methodist Episcopal
church for the current expenses of the
church The officers of the several So
c1etfes of the church will have charge
OF the arrangements, the entertain
ments to be given by the Womans
Home Missionary society. the choir
the mems Bible class, the Sunday
school and the Epworth league, with a
picnic to be in charge of Miss Laura
Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost and fam
lly OF Montclair, y. j.. are spending
their vacation at their summer home
at the Ferry. Z
Miss Marion Mackie of Providence is
the guest of Miss Marion Earnshaw at
Shore Home cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson. Coleman Of
Norwich were among the recent arriys
ais at their summer home on the bluff.
William Taylor of Arizona and his
sister. Miss Grace Taylor, of New
Haven, were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs over the
races.
Miss Maud Chapman of Middletown
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Colver, at the navy yard over the Sab
BATH
James Martin returned to his home
IN Neriden Wednesday after a visit
over the Fourth with his family at
Leisure Hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latham Smith enter
tanned a party of 81 with a chowder
dinner at their home in the village on
the Fourth in honor of Mrs. Smiths
birthday anniversary. Besides local
f,.;a -
Smith were present from Norwich, Al
lyn's Point and Long Cove. Phono-
graph selections were features of en-
tertainment and a ball game was en-
joyed by the young men of the party
during the afternoon.
Personal News
Byron Maynard of Anthony. r. l.,
visited his brother. AIbertus Maynard
of AHyn's Point, on "Wednesday.
Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs returned
home Wednesday from a visit over the
week end and holiday with Miss Grace
Taylor in New Haven.
Mrs. Albert Manierre and son Cor
don, with her sister, Mrs. Kemp. G.
James, and little daughter Mary jean
cite, arrived here last week from Pan
anna to visit their mother, Mrs. Del
phine Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alpin and family
of Mount Vernon, n. Y, arrived the
first of the month at the Perkins cot
tage-
Herbert Sturges of Boston is visiting
friends in the Lester district
Wireless Station.
A station for the receiving of wire
less messages has been established by
Joseph j. White of New York city
at his summer home at River Bend
place, which he has leased for the sea-
son of Mrs. Fannie Adams Molthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey and family Of
Norwich are spending 81 couple of
weeks at the Davis cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and son Of Ar
Hngton, n. j.. arrived last week to
spend the season at Decaturs Bluffs,
Allyn's Point
Granville Povey of Schenectady. N.
Y. was a guest for few days this
week of his mother, Mrs. Richard
Povey.
Patriotic Service.
Veterans day was observed at the
Gales Ferry NJ. E. church at the morn
ing service on Sunday, Rev. c. Wilson
Harrison speaking from II Timothy, ".
8. Special music was enjoyed, a duet
being given by Miss Maud Chapman
and Miss Kate B. Colver. with solos
by Mrs. Emma Harrison and Miss
Grace Chapman. A poem by Fannie
Crosby was also read by Thomas La
than.
The Epworth league meeting, which
was in charge of Pastor Harrison, was
conducted as patriotic service Vio-
lin selections were rendered by Alfred
M. voorhees, at this service. Mrs
voorhees, acting as accompanist
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bruce of Long
Cove entertained as their guests over
the rae Henry Humes and daugf-
ter, Miss Eleanor. Miss Helen and Miss
Marjory Durham, Miss Thera Howe
and the Messrs. David Copeland and
Otis Whipple, all of Hampton.
Mrs. Minnie Palmer and son Edwin
of New York have arrived to spend
the season at the Haz1er place in the
village
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Crawford ar
rived Saturday for their annual stay
at Riverview.