Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
GALES FIERY
School Picnic Closes the Term-Pu- pills Handsome Gift to Miss Hauck- Cettaqers Arrivine-ChiIdren's Day.


 cettagers Arrivine-ChiIdren's Day.
 The village school taught by Miss Maude A. Hauck of Norwich closed on Friday. June IA, for the summer yaca- ton. Mrs. John J. Tawless and Miss Florence E. Hurlbutt were guests Of the school at picnic luncheon served 7Inder the oaks on the C. A. Satterlee farm. Other parents and friends at- tended the exercises held during the afternoon. Miss Hauck was preseHted a handsome cut glass vase as part ing gift by the children. Miss Ruth M. Lawson was perfect in attendance for the school year.
 Moves B Allyn returned last week from ten days trip spent visiting rela- tives and friends on Long Island and northern New York state.
 Miss Cora Allyn of Groton, who has been spending a few days recently with her cousin Mrs Charles J. Pierce, at Allyn's Point, returned home last week Mrs. Charles II. Winches- | ter of Norwich and Mrs. Latham Smith of the Ferry were guests of Mrs. Pierce for a day last week.
 Mrs. Franklin II. Brown entertained | her sisters, Mrs Harvey F. Aldrlch and Mrs. E. V. Mann. with her nieces, l S. Ja \ l Dorothy, from Norwich, on Wednes- l day. Mrs. Mann remained for a longer visit at Redfern.
 MT and Mrs. Nelson Parker of Nor wich were over Sunday guests of rel atives in the village.
 At Flag Day Fete.
 A party of ten, including Mrs. Del | p1ine Fish, Mrs. Harlan Newbery Mrs. | Fanny Melthrop, Mrs Henry Hurl- butt, Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, and Misses Kate Colver, Sarah Latimer Laura Perkins, Adeline Povey and Alice Satterlee. attended the Flag day fete given by the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Shaw mansion. New London. last week.
 Miss Lena Lewis arrived recently from Brooklyn, N. Y, to spend a. few days vacation with her mother. Mrs William Lewis. at Allyn's Point.
 Mrs Charles H. Comstock spent Wednesday in Groton with her sister Mrs. Edgar Chapman.
 Mrs. James Martin and daughter Miss Mabel, of Meriden are at tht Ferry for the season.
 Miss Mildred Scranton of Durham arrived Monday to visit her aunts Misses Amelia and Susan Mathewson-
 Tracy Smith and Ralph Hurlbutt from the Ferry, with Byron James O Boston. who has been staying recenth with his brother, D. A. James of Al lyn's Point began work at the Nav, 1ard last week.
 Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ward Adams O Attawaugan have been guests thi week of MT. and Mrs. Eugene La Fon taine in the Allyn's Point district. Officers Reelected.
 At the annual business meeting O the Ladies Aid society held last wee : at the vestry the officers, Miss Kate E Colver, president. Mrs. Lydia Murl butt. vice president, and Mrs. Albert Perkins, secretary and treasurer, wer ! re- e-elected. Mrs. Sarah Perkins, Mrs l Thomas Latham, Mrs. Franklin E
 Brown and Mrs. Harmon l.. Perhn I were appointed directresses. with Mir l Sarah Colver, Mrs. Harlan N. New bery and Miss Alice Satterlee as solic
 iting committee.
 Miss Mildred Pierce, a student Northfeld. Mass. has returned to he home at Allyn's Point for the summe U U vacation.
 | Sailed for Europe. v MT. and Mrs. Murrey Warner, wh z have occupied the Mathewson plac
 since May 1, left Monday for Bosto ' to sail Thursday for Europe. r c. Allyn Brown of Hartford. stu dent at Ohio Northern university
 Ada, O.. is visiting his grandmothe n Mrs. Lucy Brown