Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-25
NEW LONDON COUNTY
GALES FERRY
Open Meeting of Auxiliary-orsaniza- tien of Young Weman's Institute Patriotic Service at M. E. Church.

On Wednesday evening the local aux Hilary of the Woman's Home Mission ary society aneld an open meeting at the Gales Ferry church. The speaker wac Miss Nellie A. Snider, an organizer of the w. H. M. S., of the Methodist Episcopsi church. who told interesting ly of her work and its needs in the different sections of the United States. Mrs. Thomas Latham presided at the meeting. Sister Emma Harrison, Tor merly with the London, Eng land, mis- sien, gave . solo and . reading Re freshments and a social hour were en- 5oyed ct the close of the exercises
 Rev. and Mrs. D. Ward Adams Of Attawaugan have been guests for a few days this week of Mr. ana Mrs Eugene La Fontaine.
 Niys Amy Sattsrlee of Norwich was & visitor here the first of the week.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Unger. who have occupied the Hasler place in the village for . few months past, returned recently to New York
 Young Weman's Institute Organized.
 Friday evening . meeting for the stituts was held at tiss M. E. church OnicerB were elected as follows: Pres- gdent Sister Emma Harrison; vice president, Niss Alice Satterlees secre- tary, Ms Florence Huributt; treas urer, MrA Courtland E. Colver. Mrs. -AlIIoQ 0I@ NOO40SOS, 4010 <HAoA 1AuA' butt and Miss Georgtanna Hurtbutt were appointed e comnnittee to draft a constitution. 4 meeting to consider tns report of this coznsnattee was ap- pointed for Thursday evening.
 Mrs. kund of the New London aux, Miss Nellie 6nider from that city on "Wednesday evening. Miss Snider was AntsrtAined over night by Mrs. Sarah FsrAins, leaving here ThurSday morn ing to give an address in Norwich.
 Lieut.. Charles Satterleo of Boston visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. C. A. EatterIes, this week.
 Sister Emma Harrison conducted the prayer service at tho M. E. church on Thursday evening of last week, the pastor, Rev. MT. Harrison, being in ettendAnse at a gathering as his Fort
 Miss Emma Davis Of Norwich was fn the village Saturday.
 Rev. 6. r. Maine of the Uncasvifle M. E. church will occupy the pulpit of the Gales Ferry church Sunday morn ing.
 An entertaining programme arranged under the auspices of the literary and social dopArtment of the Epworth league as . patriotic service was given et ths N H. church Tuesday evening. fhe programms, which opened with 6evut3onsl sxsrcisss end . rollpaH. the tnenfbexu of tho leaGu6 responding With patrfotio QuotakionS, was given as fol- lows: Pfa1oforee duet, Misses Florence tIuributt and Alice 4atterlee; solo. hGfnstrsa Boy, Rev. Q. Wilson Harrison; violin selection, Alfred ". Voorhees,; addrsss. George Washington, Thomas kAthamt solo, Viva America, Miss Ruth LAwson: planoEosts selection, Miss Mildred VoorheeBi solo, The Old 6olks at Home, Sister Emma Harrison; Reading, Washington and His Hatchet, Miss RutH Lawson: pian0forte selec- Non, Miss Mary VooThesss recitation, 8ar6arA Freitchte, Rev. c. w. Harri- son; pianoforte selection, 1frs. Eugene La Fontalns: solo, The Soldiers Tear, Sister aHri0on. Rev. D. Ward Adams of Attawaugan gave . sAort address to his former parishionars, and MT. and &frs, A.. M. Voovhsos rendered several biano and violin selections of American plr1 = the dosing uumber. Mrs. Voor- bees and Hrs. C., Wilson Harrison act cd as Aceompauists for the evening. Tho vestry was decorated with flags end bunting. Refreshments were served at tho cfoss of tho entertain tnent and a social hour enjoyed
 At New Haven Convention.
 Local Mail Carrier Rufus Hurlbutt ottenAed the annual meeting of the Rural Letter Cayriers' association at New Haven on Washin9ton's birthday.