Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-12
NEW LONDON COUNTY
GALES FERRY
M. E. Church Holds Entertainments
 Notes of Local Interest.

The carriage bridge over the tracks of the N. Y.. N. H. & H. railroad has A new coat of paint has been applied by workmen employed by the company, who have also been making repairs to the house occupied by William D. Fair field.
 Mr. nd Mrs. Charles Decker, Msis Decker and Miss Parkhurst of New London were entertained by Mrs. Rich ard Povey on Friday of last wek.
 Mrs. R. D. Fitzmaurice has been spending several days in Fall River, Mass
 The Misses Lucy and Ellen Geer,who returned to their home in Norwich last j. week, were guests of their niece, Mrs. w. F. Gilroy, at the Pines, on Wedne.s- day.
 Mrs. E. H. Tracy, with Mrs. W. D. BeclSwith and daughter, Miss Gladys, of New London, and their guests, Miss Myra Harron of Paterson, N. J., and Wro. Strickland of Jersey City, were members of the picnic party held re- cle, Moves B. Allyn.
 MT. and Mrs. G. W. Hamilton and their daughters, the Misses Helen and Ruth, of Norwich, are occupying the Webb cottage on the Bluff.
 Entertainment at M. E. Church.
 The following varied programme of musical selections with readings and redtations was enjoyed by a large au- dience at the Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday evening, the mum bers on the programme being render ed by members of the Sunday school, including several of the summer at tendants: Piano duet, Norwegian Hunt CTS March Miss Marguerite, Wudf and Miss Jennie Perkins, vocal solo. Aunt ie, Sister Emma Harrison; reading, Miss Bessie Ames; recitations Miss Edna Mann; piano selection. Miss Ruth Lawson; vocal solo, Pansies, Miss Grace Chapman; recitation Miss Mary Birch; piano solo, Miss Jennie Perkins; recitation, Oliver Wulf; reading, Rev. C. Wilson Harrison; piano selection mas Love, Miss Louise Benns recita- tion Thomas Latham.
 Personal Itens.l
 Miss Annie Tripp of Central Village has been recent guest of Miss Amy B. Satterlee.
 Mrs. Elmer Keene, who was a week end guest of her cousin, Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine, at AIlyn's Point, returned to her home in Killingly Monday aft ernoon.
 Mrs Lydia Maynard of AF1yn's Point snd Mrs. D. c. Perkins of the Ferry Maynard, a former resident of Allyn's Point, in New London, on Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs. Beadle and children of Richmond Hill, L. l., are spending the month at the HItchon cottage on the Bluff
 Mrs Eliza D. Maynard and her granddaughter, Miss Grace Chapman, of Allyn's Point, have been spending a week recently with relatives in Gro- ton, Mass. Mrs. Maynard was also the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. E1- ner Keene of Killingly, last week.
 o. E. Ryther Conducts Service.
 Orman E. Ryther of Hartford, asso- ciate secretary ftfe Connecticut Tenn perance union, gave temperance ad- dress at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday evening from the text, What hath God wrought. Mrs. Emma Harrison rendered a solo at the service, which was held in place of the usual Epworth league meeting.
 Mrs. Mary Du Wall of Michigan, a former resident of this vicinity, was the guest of Mrs. Thomas Latham on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Ranger of Norwich were recent guests of MT. and Mrs George E. Pitcher at their sum- mer home on the Bluff.
 Mrs. Sarah Co1ver and her daughter, Miss Kate B. Colver, of the Navy Yard, were visitors last week at their cot tage on the Willinantic camp ground. ter, Elizabeth, of New London, were over Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Latham Smith. Mir. and Mrs. Smith also entertained their son, Moves Smith of New London, and E.. A. James and son, Albert, of Allyn's Point, on Sunday.
 Thomas Latham left Wednesday for a few days stay at his cottage on the Willimantic camp ground.