Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
GALES FERRY
Mission Day obserVed-opening of School term - interesting Mission ary Meeting.

Missionary day was observed at the session of the M. F. Sunday school on Easter Sunday by a special pro- gramme, readings on the lives of mis- slonaries being given by Miss Elsie McGuire and Harlan Newbery, Jr., with an address on India by Sister Emma Harrison. The first of the quarterly collections for missions was taken, Mrs. Sarah Perkins class re- tatning the banner awarded for the largest offering.
 Gone to Brooklyn.
 Alfred NJ. Voorhees,, assisted by pack CTS from Brooklyn, N. Y, superintend- ed the removal of his household goods from his home in the village on Satur- day. MT. and Mrs. Voorhees, with their daughters, Misses Mary and Mildred, who have been at a New London hotel for some time, left for their new home in Brooklyn Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. Josie Bich with her daughters, Mary and Madeline. visited a day re- l gently with relatives in Groton. Miss Annette Hurlbutt left Friday | to spend a few days with her sisters, l tho Misses Alice and Georgianna, in New York
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Harlan %ewbery, who | have occupied the Satterlee home stead since their marriage, moved to i their new residence at the N. 5. Allyn place last week.
 Mrs. ". F. Bracewell of GrFoton was l 8 caller in the place oA Tuesday, l Mrs. Thomas Latham returned home Monday from a few days visit at the home of her son, Bradford Latham. in 1 Guilford.
 l The broken guardraiI fence on the 1 New London road between the Ferry and Allyn's Point, has been replaced l this week by Latham Smith, assisted 1 by his son, Tracy. and Charles H. l Comstocig.
 1 Miss Caroline Freeman of Mount l Vernon, N. Y.s was a caller in the vil- | lag'e Monday.
 l Mrs. Nelson Parker of Norwich spent i Tuesday at the home of her parents 1 Mir. and Mrs. Henry W. Hurlbutt- l Mrs. R. E. Taft of Newton Center, l Mass, returned to her summer home at Decatur Bluffs, Allyn's Point, on 1 Saturday, having spent the winter moaths in New London
 Norwich Teacher at Village School.
 Miss Maude A. Hauck of Norwich re- opened the village school Monday, after 8 week vacation.
 Missionary Meeting.
 The members of the local auxuiIiary of the Woman's Home Missionary so- l ciety of the NJ. E. church were guests 1 of Mrs. Henry ". Hurlbutt at the April session Tuesday afternoon. The topic assigned for the literary houI was The Church on Social Questions A reading on the Aim of the w. H. NJ s. was given by Mrs Thomas Latham with 0 paper on The Ideal Church by SErrA, bearing on the topic were also giver ] by Miss Sarah Latimer, Miss Laura i Perkins and Miss Kate B. Colver. The usual social hour, with refreshments was enjoyed at the close of the busi- ness session. Miss Laura Perkins 1 will act as hostess at the next session of the society. in May.
 Mrs. Lydia Maynard, who moved from
 her home at Allyn Point last week is staying for the present with hel
 niece, Mrs. P L. Norman, at the Point Miss Hattie Bishop Brown arriveC
 from Hartford last week to spend thu Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs
 Sarah Perkins
 Mrs. Lucy HurIbutt returned Tues
 day from a few days visit at the hom'
 of her brother, R, H. Perkins, in New
 London
 Several of the summer residents from Norwich improved the holidal o1 Friday for visit at their cot
 tages.
 Storm Interfered With Plans.
 Tho special Easter service arranged for Sunday evening at the N. B . church was not held. owing to th' storm. On next Sunday evening Rev
 J. H. Newland of Norwich will preacl , and conduct the first quarterly confer ence at the close of the service,