Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-13


ven. who is making his second round
of visits to the school districts OF the
town, was in this section the first of
the week, schools having opened Mon
day, after vacation during the hOli-
days.
Has Taught 100 Terms.
Thomas Latham, the veteran school
master of the town, who completed his
Tooth term OF teaching at the holidays,
resumed his duties in the ORA Wbridge
district Monday.
Miss Mildred Pierce, who has been
spending the Christmas vacation re-
cess from her studies at the Mortified
Seminary at her home at Allyn's
Point, returned to East Mortified on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry W. Hurlbutt and her sis
ter, Miss Laura A. Perkins, were Wis :
itors in Hartford and Burnside last
week. Mrs. Hurlbutt, who remained
in Burnside as the guest of Rev. and
Mrs Joseph =. Ackley over Sunday.
returned home on Monday.
Are at the Croker House.
Attorney and Mrs. John j. Lawless
and little daughter, who have resided
the past few months at Ichabod cot
tage, returned to New London Mon
til their new home at the Ferry is
ready for their occupancy.
Charles Turner of Hartford arrived
this week to make his annual vaca-
ton visit with his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Turner, and with other relatives in
this section Of the state.
Report of Moosup Meeting.
The Gales Ferry auxiliary Of the
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the NJ. E. church was entertained on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George
F. Dean. Sister Emma Harrison, who
conducted the literary session in the
absence of the president, Mrs. Latham
gave an Interesting report of the recent
district meeting Of the society held al
MOosup, which she attended as a dele
gate, A social hour, with refresh
ments, was enjoyed at the close.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks OF
Hartford were over Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Brooks mother, Mrs. Delphine
/ Fish.
Mrs. Myrta Mather and Mrs. Fred
/ Turner of Long Cove visited Mr.. an6
/ Mrs. Edward Winslow in New Londor
| Wednesday.
/ Mrs. Charles II. Chapman of Led
yard, who has been spending a weeH
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| that city Wednesday evening, remain
( ing at the Ferry for q visit with Mrs
| Sarah Perkins before returning to hel
1Nhome on the Center Groton road.
| Mrs. Ellie Stoddard and son, Alton
returned home on Monday from q Wis.
| It during vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
! Isaac G. Geer at Geer Hill, Ledyard.
| District Supt. J. H. Newland Of Nor
| witch preached at the NJ. E. church VI
Sunday morning and conducted thu
communion service.
Quarterly Missionary Day.
An opening programme in Observance,
of the quarterly missionary day of thu
| Sunday school of the church was ar.
ranged by the missionary COMMITTEES
for the session of the school Sunday
A paper on Missions was given by Rev
G. Wilson Harrison as a part OF thi
service. Mrs. Sarah Perkins class wa,
awarded the banner for the largest of
fering to the missionary cause. Fou
members Of the school-Walter Ma
Their, Harold Mcclure, Mrs. D. c. Per
kins and Irving Hurlbutt received gol
star pins marked with their initials
as attendance rewards, having bee
regular attendants at each session o
the school since the system of award
"9o duOPteAt uNS years ago.
Miss Doris Main of Allyn's Poin1
who has been the guest of Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Ennis at Peacedale. r. I
during vacation, returned home Fri
day. Mrs. Ennis, who accompanied he
home, remained for short visit owe
Friday night and Saturday with he
parents. Mr. and Mrs. e. A. James, a
Allyns Point.
Miss Lottie St. Germaine of Ney
London was recent guest of Mr..
Ellen Turner and daughter, Mrs. Ma
Their. in the Lester district, where Mis-
St Germaine formerly resided.