Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
GALES FERRY
Dance at Boathouse-surprise Shower for Miss Hurlbutt-J. P.. SatterIes Starts for Pacific Coast.

An entertainment and dance was held at the Yale boathouse Saturday evening, the event having been arrang ed by the young people among the summer residents at the Ferry. The numbers on the entertainment pro 1 gramme were a monologue by Noah Lucas of Norwich and farce entitled The Day Before the Wedding, the char acters being represented by Misses Marguerite Wolf and Mary Gibbs of Norwich, Miss Marjorie Mann of Put nam, Samuel Warner of Cambridge, Mass, Vincent Jones of Mount Vernon, N. r., and A. M. Voorhees of this vil- lage-
 Mrs. W. F. Gilroy and son, Fred. who have spent the season at The Pines, returned Tuesday to Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 A C.. Risdon of New York, who has purchased the J. F. Satterlee proper ty in this village, was a visitor here last week
 i MT. and Mrs. w. H. Kennedy and sons, Donald and William, returned to New York Sunday evening. William D. Fairfield and Mrs. Soloa Chapman and sister. Miss Annie M. Thompson, were among the attendants at the county fair at Norwich Labor day.
 Miss Laura Perkins returned Thurs day from a visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Isaac Geer in Ledyard.
 MT and Mrs. F. A. Aplin of Mount Vernon, N. r., were in the village La bor day.
 Surprise Shower. Miss Mabel Martin of Meridcn en- tertained a party of young people at her summer home Friday afternoon, the affair having been arranged as surprise shower in honor of the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Mary HurI- butt and Nelson Parker of Norwich. The guests were Misses Mary and ,,d ,io Parl1ins of this village. Miss Nellie Parker, Miss Maud Hauck, Miss Mar guerite Wulf, Miss Mary Gibbs of Nor wich, Miss Jennie Phillips of Brook lyn. N. Y, Miss Marion Earnshaw of New York city, and Miss Bessie Ames of Yonkers, N. Y. Refreshments of cake, wafers, ice cream and lemonade were served by the hostess. MT. and Mrs. Beadle and children, who have occupied the Hitchon cottage i their home at Richmond Hill. l.. l., Wednesday evening. Miss Amy Satterlee is visiting rela- lives in Moosup.
 MT. and Mrs. George Frost and daughter, Ethel, of Montclair, N J.. ac- week end and holiday at their summer home. s.ss-r - a s3.-s
 Mrs. William Palmer who has ~oceu- pied the Hoyler place during the sum- meE, TGCuTneQ to NeW I Ork iIdSL week.
 James Martin of Meriden spent Sun day and Labor day with his parents at Leisure Hour.
 Mrs Harriet Wood and daughters, Mrs. E. H. Bigelow and Miss Nellie Wood, who have been guests for the past three weeks of MT. and Mrs. Will liam D. Fairfield, returned Friday to their home in Webster, Mass.
 Church Interests. An enthusiast address on graded work for Sunday schools was given by Miss Caroline Freeman of Mount Yer non, N. Y, in place of the lesson study at the M. E. Sunday school Sum accomplished in the graded classes by members of the home school were { shown by, Miss Freeman. At the morning service solo selec- tions were rendered by Miss Beatrice Jones of Mount Vernon, N. Y. who sang Beyond the Gates of Paradise at the offertory and by Miss Florence Hurlbutt and Elmer Satterlee of North Haven, who assisted with the solo parts of the anthem.
 Starts for California. J. P. Satterlee, who is to make his home in the Pacific states, left Satur- day evening. for Klamath Falls Ore, where he has business interests. it's Later MT. Satterlee will continue his jour ney to Long Beach, where he will90N ney to Long Beach, Cal, where he will pass the winter.
 Norwich Teacher in Charge The village school reopened on Tuesday morning under the direction of the former teacher, Miss Maude A. Houek of Norwcih.
 Anthony Morse of Greenlawn, L. T., has been spending week recently with friends at the Ferry. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mann and fam fly, who have spent the season at their summer home on the Bluff re- turned to Putnam Tuesday.
 Interesting reports of the Epworth League Institute at Willimantic camp ground were given by the delegates, Sisters Emma Harrison, Miss Jennie Perkins and Rufus Hurlbutt at the evening meeting Sunday.