Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-16
New London County
GILES FEoRY
Auxiliary of w. H. M. Society Meets With Mrs, H. L. Perkins-ArrivaIs and Departures of the Week.

 The members of the Gales Ferry auxiliary of the Woman's Home Mis- EiOnary society were entertained by Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins for the No- vember meeting Tuesday afternoon The programme during the literary hour was devoted to work among the Orientals and Alaskans d paper on Our Homes for Orientals being given by Miss Kate B. COlver, and one on Homes for Alaskans by Mrs Sarah J. Perkins. 4 reading was also given by Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt An interesting report was given by the vice president, Miss Sarah Latimer, of the 22d annual meeting of the w. Ik NJ. s. of the Nor wich district, which was held at Nj antic on Nov. [. A pledge of $15 has been made by this auxiliary for the work of the W. II. M. & of the New England Southern conference.
 Village and Bluff.
 Mrs. R. D Fitzmaurice of Waterbury and son Edward from Providence spent Saturday at their cottage on the Bluff Mrs. Martha Moves arrived on Wed nescay from Quiambaug to visit her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins.
 Mrs. Charles A. L. Morgan of Mid dletown visited her father, Thomas Latham. on Friday and Saturday of last week.
 Mrs. Alice Brown and three children from Stamford arrived last week for a visit with Mrs. Browns parents Mir. and Mrs. Justin Peckham. at Long Cove.
 Sermon by UncasviTIe Pastor.
 Rev. James E. Aldrich of UncasviIle conducted the service at the M E. church Sunday morning, speaking from Judges vi, 34. and administered the sacrament of the Lords supper. Rev. C. Wilson Harrison, who ex- changed with Rev. Mir. Aldrich for this service, conducted the meeting at his Fort Point charge as usual on Sunday afternoon
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daughter Marjorie Of New London spent We'd nesday at the home of the formers parents. Mir. and Mrs. Harmon l.. Per kins
 The work of redecorating the vestry at the M F. church was begun this week.
 Christopher Allen of Norwich was a guest over Friday night and Saturday Of Harlan Newburv. Jr
 Mrs Knight ot- Washington, D. C., end Mrs. Fl. D. Rallion of Norwich were callers recently at the home of MT and Mrs. Minor Moxley at Long Cove.
 HousenoId Goods Arrive.
 The household goods of Mr. and Mrs James Freeman. which have been in storage since their removal here this spring from Mount Vernon, N. Y. arrived at the Ferry this week and have been placed in their new home. which will soon be ready for occu- pancy.
 Mrs. Charles R. Jennings of New London was a caller here on Tuesday attending to the closing of her sum mer home al Riverview place
 MT and Mrs. Walter Gardner of New London have been guests for a week recently Of Mir. and Mrs Latham Smith before their departure for Chester. Pa. where they are to spend the winter
 Postcard Shower.
 Relatives and friends of Mrs. Sarah Colver of the navy yard united in g shower of postcards in observance ot ner birthday anniversary on Thurs day.
 The session of the Ladies' Aid so- eiety last week was held at the home Of Mrs Henry ". Hurlbutt Commit tees have been appointed to arrange Tor a supper and sale to be held 3l the N. F. church on Friday, Nov. 22 Mrs Harlan Newbery, Mrs. Charie, A. Satterlee and Mrs. Charles H. Com. MEiS guests oI MrS. NeWbery' sister Mrs. Fred Richards, in Norwich Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs. Allen Young of Water. ford and Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Wins1oU of New London were recent guests for the day of MT. and Mrs. Fred Turner at Long Cove.
 Engineer Charles J. Pierce of the steamer Richard Peck was a visitor al his home at Allyn's Point the first o- the week.
 Mrs Mary Watrous and Miss Lillian chapman oI Groton were guests of MT and Mrs. Charles H. Comstocl, Snn. daV