Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-07
New London County
GALES FrnSY
Ner~ieh Visitors Assist in Closing Ent.rtainment of Summer Course Teaehsrr for School Year.
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 An enjoyable plrogramme was ren- aa-ad sf ths enter tainment, given un- der fhe auspices ot the Mems Bible ciAss. Saturday evening. at the M. IL. church as the last of the series ar ranged for the sunmer season Hey- c wilson Harrison presided. Piano sc-.e dnats were rendered by the Msssas Pettigrew of New London, Miss GIadys and Master Fred Beaoie oI New York, with piano solos py M1ss Almeda Maynard of Providence' w. A. Beadle of New York, Miss jennie Perkins of Gales Ferry. Seiections vere rendered by an orchestra iron smong the summer residents, MISS s1srrnsz<fe Wulf of nIorwich playing the niaISo. Raymond Wulf of Norwich th. French horn, H. lAsrome Mann or New York the violin and Miss Ruth Harnilton of Norwich, Miss MarJorle Mann of Putnam and Craries hisoon of New York, mandohns-
 Pecifaffons were given by Thomas T.atharn of the Ferry, John D. Libby or New Iorsaon and Miss Edna Mann of putnam The vocal so1cdsts were Miss Grace Chapman of A1lyns Point, Mrs Maybe1le woodruff of New York, Mrs Edna Maynard of New London, Frank WoodruR of New York. Miss Eioise Whittlesey of New London Nocal ou- eta wera given by MT. and Mrs. Frank WoodruT' The accompanists for the svening were Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine. Mics Maxxnerite Wulf and Misses May Whittlesey and Muriel Mcdonald or Naw London. Mrs. Cassie s. Hardwick of New London, who secured the en- tertainers from that city, accompanied the party ito the village.
 G,.Ssf frorn Passaic,
 rrank E. Coleman, superintendent of the Oconites Rubber company or Pas- saic. N. J., was week, end guest of his brother. Emerson N. and Mrs. Coleman, at their summer home on
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles TLatham and daughter, Miss Ethelyn,J returned to Hartford Monday after "a few days visit with MT. Latham ss parents.
 MT. and Mrs. George Frost and fam siy of Montclair, N. J.,, were visitors oyer the week end and Labor day at their summer home here. Mrs. Frosts sister. Mrs. Hewes of Cohoes, N. Yy who has occupied the cottage with her family during August, returned home 2 Monday. ~ Mrs. Harriet Wood. her daughters, Mrs. E. H. Bigelow and Miss Nellie Wood, have returned to Webster, Nass.. after three weeks stay with Mrs. William D. Fairfield at the Ferry.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Turner and Mrs. Myrta Mather of the Long Cove sec- hon were attendants at the Norwich fair Tuesday.
 Term Begins.
 Schools opened Tuesday. Miss Grace A. Chapman of Allyns Point, who for nnerly taught in the Stoddard district, is in charge of the village school her place having been taken by Miss Ur- bula Avery of the Uniouville district. Thomas Latham resumed his duties on Tuesday morning in the Bridge dis trict
 Personals.
 Charles Pierce. Jr., arrived last week from Worcester for visit with his mother, Mrs. Charles J. Pierce. at AL lyns Point.
 4sd James Martin of Meriden spent the i, Sabbath. and the holiday with his fam fly at their summer home.
 Miss Dorothy Dowell of Providence was the guest of Miss Jennie Perkins on Tuesday, leaving Wednesday morn- Ing to resume her studies at North neld seminary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Wulf and family closed their summer home on the Bluff Wednesday and returned to Norwich
 The Allen family of Norwich, who have passed the season at Charles H. Browns place at Riverview, returned home this week.
 Mrs. Delphine Fish has been spend ing the week with her daughter, Mrs Brooks, in Hartford.