Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
GALES FERRY
hev. Walter :. McIntire of Hartford
Occupies Local PuIpit-Various Items.

The pulpit of the Gales Ferry Meth
odist Episcopal church was occupied
on Sunday morning by Rev. Walter S.
MacIntire of Hartford, field secretary
of Connecticut and Rhode Island of
the Lords Day League Of New Eng,
land. Rev. MI. MacIntire spoke from
Mark IL, II, and told Interestingly of
his work in connection with the
league.
A short address to the children of
the Sunday school followed the morn
ing service. Rev Mr. MacIntire ac-
companied Rev. c. Wilson Harrison to
his Fore Point charge for the after
noon service.
\ Personal Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Benn and chill
dren of New London and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis r. Church and sons of Norwich
were among the arrivals here on Sat
urday for the summer months.
Mrs. Charles Maynard of Poqu- tame
uck has been recent guest of Mrs.
Eugene La Fontaiue of AlIyns Point.
Miss Harriet Bishop Brown OF Bris-
toll Joined her mother Mrs Sarah Per-
kins, for the summer vacation on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Earnshaw and daughter, Miss
Marion Earnshaw, returned to Shore
Home cottage last week from several
days visit with relatives in Putnam.
Miss Katherine Isbister of Norwich
was an over Sunday guest of friends
in the village.
George T. Mech of Middletown was
a guest on Saturday of his sister, Mrs.
Charles A. Satterlee.
Mrs. Silas Dean of jersey City join
ed her daughter, Mrs. Robert Howe,
who has been spending the past few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George E.
daughter will occupy the Lewis cot
tage on the Bluff for the summer
months.
Miss Natalie *. Gibbs entertained
the Trefoil club of Norwich at her
home in the village on Wednesday.
Miss Emma Davis of Norwich spent
Wednesday at her home in the vii
lage.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Tubbsf of Fort
Point were attendants at the concert
given by the Norwich Academy Glee
CLUB and the Girls Mandolin club at
Mrs. Franklin II. Brown entertained
her niece Mrs: Nelson J. CrowelI of
Norwich Town, for a. few days. Mrs.
II. c. A1drich\ and Miss Dorothy Gro
we'll were also guests of Mrs. Brown
on Friday.
Mrs Isaac Norman of Westerly is
the guest of Mrs. Sarah Perkins.
The Progressive Missionary society of
the Central Baptist church Of Norwich
enjoyed their annual outing at Red
Tern, the summer nome OF coroner and
Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, on Wednes-
day. this being the last meeting of the
society for the summer months.
Mrs. Harriet Frost of Yonlzers. n.
Y, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Richard Ames and family, arrived at
their summer home on the Bluff last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Mann of Put
nam We're also among the arrivals on
the Bluff last week.
George E. Pitcher of Norwich. with
his son, Elmer, and daughter. Marian,
are spending a few days a their cot
tase on the Bluff.
Mrs. Mary VOORHEES, and Edwin Brace
well weres ne rlEers from the Ferry of
the graduating class of the Broadway
grammar school. Norwich, last week.
Besides the members Of her family,
Miss Voorhees, had as guests al the
closing exercises the Misses Florence
Hur1butt and Ruth Lawson of this vii
lage and Miss Gertrude Bolles of I'm
casvilIe.
The Epworth league service Sunday
evening and the AlIyns Point prayer
meeting at the home of John Watson
were in charge of Mrs. Emma Harrf-
son.
Charles Fl. Comstock attended the re-
union of Company K. 18th Conn. Vol
at New Haven last week