Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
CAL.Es FroyqY
Concert tor Church Benefit Given Un- der Direction of Mir. and Mrs Charles D. Geer-New Tennis Court for Country Club.


 A concert was given Tuesday even ing at the M. B. church under the aus- pices of the church choir by MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Geer and members of the Bass Clef club of Norwich. The following enjoyable quartette was ren- dered; Quautette, Charles Parsons. first tenor; James Moore. second ten or; Charles Geer first bass John E. Vauga1n second bass; prologue from Pagliaeci OeoH CarvelIo), Mir. and Mrs, Geer; selection by auartette; Valse Brilliante, op. 34, and Nocturne, op. s7, Mrs. Geeri Isafel (E<ing) Border Ballad, (Coryen), Mr. Geer; quartette; Caprice de Concert CBoone)., Mrs Geer; Once at the Angelus Foote) Rolling Down to Rio (German Requi- em, Dlr. Geer; quarette. Honour and Arms, air from Samson (HandeD, Mir Geer.
 Brief Locals.
 Mrs Curtis Gates and little daugh- ter of New London arrived last week for two weeks visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins.
 Mrs. Lydia S. Maynard returned re- gently from visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Rose Chambers at Tom s River N. J.
 Miss Netie Johnson of Jewett City was a recent guest of Mrs. Henry w.. Hurlbutt
 Sation Agent o. F. Williams fam fly who have spent their vacation at Locut terrace, returned last week to their home at Jewett City
 A. c. Risdon of New York spent the week end with Mrs. Risdon at their summer home in the village
 Mrs. L. M. Daniels of New London, pastor/of- the Mohegan church, has been spending a part of her vacation with Mrs William Allen who was for merly of Aohegan
 Irving Hurlbutt. Miss Florence Hurl- butt, Miss Mary Voorhees, and Miss Laura Perkins spent Wednesday with friends in Ledyard.
 New Tennis Court.
 A new tennis court has been laid out on the grounds of the Gales Ferry Country club.
 Corn Roast.
 A party of the young people of the village enjoyed corn roast at the home of Mir. and Mrs. II. w. Hurlbutt Saturday evening. Mrs. Thomas Latham has been spend ing a week with her daughter Mrs. Charles A. L. Morgan. in Middletown, and her son, Charles Latham, in Hart ford.
 Francis G. Brown of New York spent Sunday as the guest of Miss Georgiana Hurlbutt
 Miss Bertha Geer of Griswold has been a guest this week of Miss Grace Grace Chapman of the Alyn's Point district.
 Home from Panama. T Go tfof-Ipa returned Ia Et week from a trip to Panama and South America. while enjoying d leave Of absence from his duties as inspector of the life saving service on the New England coast.
 Mrs. William Lewis returned Tues day evening to Allyn's Point from 8 weeks vision Block Island.
 Mrs. Sadie Daniels of Providence spent Monday with Mrs Franklin II Brown at Redfern.
 Mrs. Harriet Wood her daughters MT. E. H. Bigelow and Miss Nellie Wood, of Webster. Mass, are guestsS of Mir. and Mrs. William D. Fairfield.
 The Rosebud club of New London 1 enjoyed a days outing and picnic dinner recently on the ledge overlook 1 ing the village. In the party were Mrs. E. D. Ruddock, Mrs. Lewis Rud- dock, Mrs. Lima Merriam, Mrs. c Raymond Chappell. Mrs. James Bam- ford. Mrs. H. E. Beckwith, Miss Heller Harris. Miss Ethel A. Merriam. Mrs Roy Nash, Mrs. Cecil Beebe and Mas ter Raymond Chappell.
 Mrs. Elmer Keene of East KillinglJ was a guest last week of her aunt Mrs. Eugene IABontaine.
 Mrs. W. F. GLlroy of Mount Vernon N. Y,, Is the guest of Mrs. F. A. Aplin