Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-07
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
GILES Frcv2Y
Children of Sunday School to Have Christmas Tree-Mock Election Pro- vides Genuine Diversion,

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 Plans for the observance of Christi mas were made and committees ap- pointed, at the session of the M. E. Sunday school Sunday. It was de- cided to provide tree for the children of the school in connection with the annual concert, Mrs. Eugene La Fon- l taine, Mrs Dudley Perkins and Miss 1 Sarah Latimer being named on the music and program committee. Misses Ruth Lawson and Ernestine Talbot were appointed solicitors in the Gale S Ferry section, Miss Doris Maine at Allyn's Point, Walter Mather at Long Cove and Alton Chapman in the Les \ ter district The tree Is to be secured by Irving and Rufus Hurlbutt and the greens by the boys of the school Mrs. | Sarah Perkins class being named to attend to the decorations. The gift committee includes Misses Jennie Per kins, Florence Hurlbutt, Alice Satter- lee, Mrs. Harlan Newbury and Mrs. | Fanny Molthrop.
 Sailed for Bermuda.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee left Friday evening of last week for :! New York city and sailed on the <~S- lowing day for Bermuda.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles J. Pierce of Allyn's Point were entertained at din- ner on Sunday by Mir. and Mrs. Joseph D. Carpenter at Brewsters Neck. | Mrs. Nelson Roach of Allyn's Point | was a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Manning Miner in West Mystic over the holiday,
 Mrs. Ellen Stoddard and son AL ton returned Monday from visit over the holiday with MT. and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer in Ledyard,
 Mrs. Martha Moves, who had been spending some time with her sister Mrs. Sarah J, Perkins, returned last week to her home in Mystic.
 Burial of George H. Babeock.
 The body of George Henry Babcock of Ledyard Center was brought here for interment in the Gales Ferry cem- etery Monday afternoon. MT. Babcock was a former resident of the Allyn's Point district. Rev. William F. White pastor of the Ledyard Center Congre- gational church. conducted the ser vice at the yard. The bearers were John M. Gray, James H. Belden, Isaac G. Geer and Joseph Austin of Led yard.
 On Shore Leave.
 First Lieut.. Charles Satterlee, Jr. l the village from his duties as in spector of life saving stations on the Maine and Massachusetts coast.
 Mrs. Winifred Stoddard and chi1- dren of Poquonoc were holiday guests of Mrs. Stoddard's mother. Mrs. Elle1 Turner in the Lester district.
 R. Irving Hurlbutt returned recent. ly from a weeks visit in New York. Rev. and Mrs. James B. Aldrich oi Uncasville were callers at the par. sonage Tuesday evening.
 Miss Rose Rookholz, daughter o Mrs. William Park of the Long Cove section underwent an operation fol tonsilitis at New London nospita Tuesday.
 Reading Club Meets.
 The Reading club was entertained by Mrs. Delphine Fish Wednesday af. ternoon. Mrs. Eugene La Fontaint and Mrs. Harlan N Newbury were the readers at this session. Refresh. ments and a social hour were en. joyed. It was decided to discontinue sessions until after the holidays.
 Mrs. D. G. Cavanaugh of New Lon. don visited her sister, Mrs. John Lawless on Monday.
 Fun at Mock Election.
 The second of the series of enter. tainments arranged by the literary and social department of the Epwortl League for the winter season Was given at the M. E. church Tuesday evening. A mock election for mayor of Gales Ferry was held. which proved to be highly entertaining, the speech. es of the candidates depicting tht needs of the community in an abl, and witty manner. The candidate! for the office were: Rufus w. Hurl butt republican: Thomas Latham democrat; Attorney John J. Lawless progressive; Dudley c. Perkins, pro. hibitionist. The example of the na tional election was followed, Thomas Latham, the democratic nominee, re ceiving one more vote than the pro hibition candidate. Members of tn, local senate were out on a stree parade the following evening celebrat ing the victory for democracy.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Richards of Nor wich, with their son Lyman, of Port land, Me, and their daughter, Mis- Evelyn, from Passaic N. J., spent tn, holiday with MT. Richards father, Ly man Richards of Long Cove,
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown returne, to Hartford Monday to resume he school duties after spending tn Thanksgiving recess at her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Perkins 0 Groton were visitors Saturday at tn home of MT, and Mrs. Harmon | Perkins. MT. and Mrs. Perkins als entertained their daughters, Mrs. vii liam Harris of Groton and Mrs, Cur tis Gates of New London on Monday