Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-06
GRAY FAMILY
Holds Big Reunion in Ledyard on
Tuesday-tiore Coming of Daniel
Gray.

on Tuesday. at the country home in
Ledyard of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos NJ
Gray, occurred a reunion of the Gray
families In honor of this event Mr.
Gray had present his oldest and only
living brother. Daniel Gray, of Tabor
Iowa Mr.. Gray was born on the farm
Where the reunion took place, but left
with another brother. Sharpley Gray
VINO has died within the past few
years, for the west where they bought
land and had fine farms. Mr.. Gray
mas never made many visits this way
and is now in his 18th year.
Early in-the morning relatives began
to gather and at 1 o'clock 101 were
present. Dinner was served Tat 23O
O'Clock on the lawn. a tent having been
erected to shade the tables Rev. w
r. White, pastor of the Congregational
church. asked the blessing. After din
ner. games were played and a socid
time enjoyed
Those present were Daniel Gray of
Tabor. Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel GRAY
and family. Enos NJ. Gray, Jr, of Led
yard. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason p Gray and
FAMILY Of Preston City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Gray and son of Providence
DR.. and Mrs. n. Gilbert GRAY of Nor
witch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ GRAY.
james Gray and son of Ledyard. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Gray and daughter.
DR. and Mrs. Richard Piquant of Bos-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. John McDougal and
daughter of Norwich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Gray and family of Ledyard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gray and family
Of Jewett City Judge and Mrs Russell
Gallup and family, Senator and Mrs
William !. Allyn and family Mrs. Mar
garet Billings. Henry Allen, Mrs. 10
sspn Geer. William Korn. Emmons and
Harold White of Ledyard Mrs Isabella
Mackenzie. Harry and Brown. Mac
henzie of Mystic. Mr. and Mrs. George
A Mackenzie and family of Westerly
M and Mrs. John RI. Mackenzie of
providence. William Garvey of New
port. William Carruthers of North
StoninSton.
Got Five Swordfish.
Eli Gledhill took a party out in his
Nacht Anaconda for swOrd1shing triD.
Those in the party were Herbert and
tred Gledhiil, James Borden. James
tooper. f. r. Lock, Cyrus Mitchell
Tney left Mystic Saturday afternoon
and went to Block Island, where they
took aboard two fishermen, and then
sailed about 20 miles the other side
or Block Island, where they captured
I'VE swordfsh their weight aggregat-
ing loss pounds. They brought back
one Of the fish that weighed go
pounds which they have on exhibition.
also the sword. The party returned
AA'iut lucS0dF evening.
installation Next Wednesday.
Sronington lodge. No. rs, l. o. o. F..
met in their rooms in the Gilbert block
on Wednesday evening. when the
initiatory degree was conferred The
Installation of the newly elected Off
GERS VIII take place next Wednesday
evening. when District Deputy Grand
Master Joel Kenyon and staff of Fair
view lodge. No 101. will be present.
Driving Accident.
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mackenzie. Harry and Brown
Mackenzie and their mother. Mrs lisa
bella Mackenzie. and her 10 year old
granddaughter of Mystic and William
Garvey " Newport were driving Tues
day in n three seated team belonging
m James f. F. Brown M the home of
Mr. and Mrs Enos NJ. Gray when about
mile from their home the spokes of
the rear wheel came out. The wagon
was overturned, throwing the party
out Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gray. who
were driving behind them, came to the
rescue. the ladies were taken into their
team and driven to the home of Mrs
Gray. daughter of Mrs. Mackenzie.
All escaped with few bruises and a
good shaking up. Fortunately for the
party. the horses were not fractions
and never moved. Late in the after
noeu the party was brought home in
Senator William T. Allyn's teau.
Village Notes.
g AfRas A1absps Kennedy OF Quincy,