Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
GALES FERRY
Epworth Leanue Social Largely At
 tended-Notes and Personals.

The first of the series of literary and social events arranged under the aus pices of the Epworth league was held On Friday evening of last week at the M. E. church.
 The evenings programme, consist ing of a piano duet by the Misses AL ice Satterlee ana Florence Hurlbutt, an interesting paper, Sixty Years Ago, written by Moves g. Allyn and read by Rev. c. Wilson Harrison, with ex- tracts from a diary kept >by Thomas Latham on his personal experiences up to the time Of the civil war ana a piano solo, PrisciIIa's Spinning Wheel by Miss Jennie Perkins. was enjoyed by a good sized audience
 The Misses Geer of Norwich were visitors at their summer cottage. the Pines, one day last week.
 A. M. Kennedy of Norwich, who has been employed here recently in paint ing the summer homes of Geotge Frost and his mother Mrs Harriet Mrs Kennedy and friends at his cot tage on Sunday.
 Mrs. Richard Latimer was the guest with New London relatives of wich, on Thursday of last week.
 Tracy Smith ard his sister, Miss Mabel Smith, members of the Led yard grange, attended supper given by the grange at Ledyard Center on Saturday evening.
 Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society.
 There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E. church last week. Ar engagements for a Christmas sale and supper will be discussed at the next meeting on November I7.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine of Allyns Point entertained MT. LaFon- taine's brother Charles and Leo Burn ham of Hartford for the day recently.
 Personal Notes.
 Mrs. Harry Allyn and her daagh- ter, Miss Flora Allyn of Mystic, visit day of last week.
 Mrs. Fannie Adams Molthrop has cl'sed her residence at Riverhead place for the winter season after spending a few weeks there and has returned to the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Col yer at the Navy Yard.
 Local friends of Mir. and Mrs. La tham Smith were entertained at din ner on Sunday in honor of MT Smiths anniversary.
 Coroner and Mrs. Franklin H. Brown with Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. Mann, left on Wednesday for their home in Norwich, after spending the summer and fall months at Redfern.
 Hudson Leavenworth of Jewett City spent Sunday with his wife at their home in tho village.
 Miss Sarah Latimer was the guest of Relatives in PaImertown for a short visit last week.
 Miss Laura Perkins left on We'd nesday to attend the convention of the Woman's Board of Missions in Norwich and to visit relatives in Led yard.
 The William Allen family, formerly of Mohegan, who have occupied the Hazier place in the village the past two months, removed Wednesday to the Latham farm, which was vacated by Mrs. J. w. Sweet and son Clarence.
 Mrs. Sweet and son have taken up their residence at Harrison's Landing
 Mrs. Harriet F. Crandall closed her nome in the village for the winter sea son Sunday and left to join MT. md Mrs Harlan A. Pierce in New
 Mrs. isaac Geer of Ledyard was a ,alIer here cn Monday Mrs Ettie Stoddard who has been spending some ime with Mrs. Geer, returned home 
 A special programme will be ob- served iE connection with the lesson study on Worlds Temperance Sum lay at the Gales Ferry M. E. Sunday school.
 Percy Norman arrived last week to | 'pend two weeks vacation from his | luties on the steamer Richard Peck, l with his mother, Mrs. ?. l.. Norman, | tt Allyns Point.
 Mrs. Richard Parker of Norwich, | with her guest, Mrs. Stewart of Free | port, l.. l., visited at the home of MT. | md Mrs. Henry w Hurlbutt Monday. |
 Miss Caroline Freeman of Mount | .hasers of a building site on the | Soyes B. Allyn property, was a visit IT here accompanied by her brother, | ast week.