Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
GALES Fr,n.,2Y
Rally Service Planned - Cottagers Leave for Their Winter Homes.

Plans for the Rally day service of the M. E. Sunday school were dis cussed at a meeting of the Sunday school board held at the vestry Tues day evening. A report was given by the programme committee, who at a previous meeting had decided on the badge system of inviting attendance, the school to be divided into two teams, Reds and Blues. These will compete to secure the largest attend snce, each side decorating their re- cYuits with their own colored badges. The date was fixed for Oct. 1S. when a special morning service will precede the rally of the Sunday school. [, Returns to Norwich. < Mrs. John c. Perkins of Norwich, who has occupied her cottage on the Bluff during the season, returned homo Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Perkins niece, Mrs. Fowler, of Melrose. Mass, and her son, William, who have been guests during the summer of their aunt, returned to their home last week.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daugh- ter of New London have been guests of Mrs. Gates parents, MT. and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins.
 Mrs. William Avery of Groton spent w QQuCbU8y dS LuS guest O1 MI. 1llO Mrs. Charles H. Comstock. Several in this vicinity received i'm vitations to attend the marriage on "Wednesday of Miss Alice s. Denman of South Wilmington, daughter of Rev. { Thomas c. Denman, former pastor of E the M. E. church, and Walter s. Westerf1eld of Yonkers. N. Y. E At Fortress Monroe.
 Mrs. Hudson P. Leavenworth, with her son, William, left last week to visit her son. z Lieut.. John Parke ! 1Leavenworth, U. s. A.. at Fortress Monroe, Va. Sr
 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Winslow Of \ New Lon0cn entertained a party of friends for a sail to Norwich and a picnic dinner at Stoddard's Wharf one day last week. MT. and. Mrs. Fred Turner of Long Cove and Mrs. Myrta Mather and Miss Mabel Smith were members of the party.
 Mrs R. B. Taft of Decatur Bluffs left last week to visit in Burlington, Vt. li
 Harmon l.. Perkins, assisted by a force of village residents, improved the appearance of the Aplin property last week by removing the shop adjoining the Aplin residence to the southern end of the lot.
 E Guests at Allyn Place.
 Moves B. Allyn entertained his nieces. Mrs. E. III. Tracy and Mrs. party of ten Of their friends from that city, for a dayss outing recently at his home in the village. .ssS Miss Dallas Tyler of New York ar rived Monday evening to spend a weeks vacation, Mrs James Martin and her daugh ter, Miss Mabel. left for their home fin Meriden Tuesday after spending the season at their cottage, Leisure Hour Mrs. Fred Richards of Norwich was the guest Wednesday of her sister, Mrs. Harlan \. Newbery.
 Miss Annette and Miss Georgianna Huributt, who have spent the summer atf their home in the village. returned Saturday tc New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and children of Preston were guests during last week of MT. and Mrs. B. A. James at Aliyn's Point.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis R. Church and l family. of Norwich closed their sum- | ner cottage on the Bluff for the sea- son Monday.
 TesLivs in Hartford. Mrs. Alfred F. Rogers, who with her daughters, the Misses Marion and Mildred, left last week to make their home in Hartford while the Misses Rogers are attending the high school returned here Monday to attend to the removal of her household goods. | Miss Mabel Smith visited Mrs. Nan cy Rogers and Mrs. Millie Street IT Palmertown for the day recently. Mrs. Lucy Smith of Gilead was g
 guest last week of her cousin, Mrs William Lewis. at Allyn's Point, Mrs Lewis and Mrs Smith visiting rela-
 tives in Preston City over Sunday.