Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-19
GALES FERRY
.Locad Ball Team Wins from AIlyns
Point Visionary Sooisty MIests :
Notes of the Summer Residents.

The ball game played on Saturday
afternoon by the Gales Ferry and. Al
lyn's Point teams was largely attended
and resulted in a score of 13 to s in
favor of the Ferry team.
Mrs Harriet Wood accompanied by
her daughters, Mrs. E. H. Bigelow and
Miss Nellie Wood, of Webster, Mass,
arrived last week for their annual vis,.
with Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Fair
field.
Thomas Latham returned home Mon
day from the WilIimantic camp ground
where he has been spending several
days at his cottage. His granddaugh-
tiers, the Misses Luella A. and Florence
j. Morgan, of Middletown, accompanied
him home for short visit.
Mrs. Earnshaw and her daughter
Miss Marion Earnshaw, entertained ;.s
guests at dinner Mrs James Martin
and her daughter, Miss Mabel Martin
Lloyd White and Herbert Martin, at
Shore Home cottage, on Tuesday even
ing. The favorite pursuits of the
young people were remembered in the
distribution of favors. Miss Martin =
ceiving canoe, Miss Earnshaw tele-
phone, Mr. Martin a violin and Mr.,
White an automobile
Frank Graham Brown and DR.. Miller
of Southington were visitors here re-
Gently, enjoying short outing on
Coroner Browns yacht Ruth.
missionary Society Elects Officers.
The annual business meeting for the
election of officers of the local auxil-
society of the M. E. church was held
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Thomas Latham.
The financial report of the past yeaI
was given, showing a membership OF
II, with the total receipts of :$87 and a
balance in the treasury of $14.
The officers for the year were elected
as follows: President, Mrs. Thomas
Latham; first vice president Sister
Emma Harrison; second vice president
Mrs Richard Latimer; recording secre-
tary, Miss Amy B. Satterlee; CORE
Perkins; treasurer. Miss Kate B. Col
Yer: secretary of mite boxes, Mrs
Harmon l.. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Chapman of Mid :
dletown arrived Saturday for few
days stay with Mr.. Chapmans sister
Mrs. Colver, of the navy yard.
DR.. w. F. Gilroy of Mount Vern W
N. Y. is spending his vacation with
his family at The Pines. Mrs Gilroy' s
guest Mrs. Rose. of Chicago returned
home on Monday.
Strawride to Gfoton.
A party of the young people among
the summer residents of the Ferry en-
joyed a strawride to Groton and re
| turn on Friday evening of last week.
Richard and Edwin, removed to Gro
ton last week. Mr.. Bracewell will re
main for a short time at the Ferry
The Webb family of Long Island, who
have purchased the BraceweH prop
erty, arrived here on Tuesday.
James Martin returned to his home
in Meriden on Monday, having spent
two weeks vacation with his family al
their cottage, Leisure Hour.
Mrs Richard Povey and her daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Povey, were visitors
at the Willimantic camp ground or
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner of Long
Cove and Mrs. Myrta Mather and son
Walter were guests of Waterford and
New London friends Thursday.
Miss Grace Chapman was a guest
over the Sabbath of Miss Bertha GeeI
of Griswold
Tracy Smith left here Saturday to
join a party of young people from Led
yard who are camping on Mason'S Is
land.
jolly Bunch Dance.
The newly formed society (the jolly
Bunch) composed of young people
among the summer visitors residing
near the Yale quarters, held dance
at the Yale boat house on Friday even :
ing of last week.
At midnight the party adjourned to
the home of Mrs. Bennett, where lunch
eOli WAS S0lt Gu. Inc evening GiJoN
ment was continued during the early
hours, musical selections being render
ed by the company, followed by an au-
to ride to Norwich.
Miss Maud Chapman of Middletown
was a week end guest of relatives at
the Navy Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost and
daughter, Dorothy, of Montclair, n. J..
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
summer home at the Ferry.
H. r. Woodward and daughter Miss
Alice Woodward. with their guest, Miss
Evelyn Hewitt of Meriden, We're recent
guests at Redeem. the summer home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin H. Brown.
Mrs. NJ e. Daniels of Norwich and
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Daniels of Prov
idence were also recent visitors at
Redfern.
Mrs. Carl Nylen and little son of
Brewsters Neck were callers Saturday
on Rev. and Mrs. c. Wilson Harrison
at the parsonage.
Berkeley Blacllman of Winter Park
Fla, a Rhodes scholar graduate from
Oxford. England, was week end guest
of Herbert Martin at Leisure Hour.
Mrs. Winifred Stoddard and children
of Midway were guests of Mrs. Stod-
dard's mother, Mrs. Ellen Turner, on
Monday.
LEFFlNGWELL