Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
New London County
GEES F"0y.RY
Spffrage Meeting Draws Large and Enthusiastic Audienes-N. A. Gibbs Has Enjoyable Cruise-5rown A. C. Defeats Rlubbers il to z.

Has Enjoyable Cruise-5rown A. C' Defeats Blubbers ii to 2.
 The opportunity was afforded the congregation at the Nj. E. church on Sunday morning of hearing the Rev q. F. Bailey, of Collinsville, who spoke from Ezekiel 3-15, the theme ot ms sermon being Seeing Life From Oth- CTS Standpoint
 The Epworth league service next Sunday evening will be con . ducted by Rev. Mir Bailey's son Harold the topic for the meeting being see ing the Father in His World.
 Notes of the Vacatonists. \ Henry Anderson of Oakland, Cal, who has been visiting relatives in this sactiou. was a recent guest of his cousins Mrs. Elize D. Maynard and Mrs Eugene La Fontaine.
 MT. and Mrs McMurray and daught- CT of New York, with Mrs Monahan of Troy. who have been spending their vacation in the village returned home last week
 Mrs Evelyn Richards. who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hudson P. Leavenworth at the Yale freshmen quarters for few days returned to her home in Norwich on Tuesday,
 Charles Pierce, Jr., returned to his duties in Worcester, Mass, on Sat- urday, after a two weeks stay at his home at Allyns Point.
 Picnic From Poquetanuck.
 A picnic party, composed of the children from the Drawbridge district, chaperoned by Mrs. Joseph B. Car penter of Brewster's Neck, with friends from the village was enter tained by AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Latham. dinner being served to a com pany of II.
 Assistant Postmaster Dow Returns. Assistant Postmaster Dow of New London with his son and a party of friends returned to their homes on Tuesday after spending few days on ln outing at the grounds of the Gales Ferry club.
 MT. and Mrs Cyrus Avery of Poquo- loc spent Saturday with relatives in he village.
 Mrs Harriet Chapman of Hartford das been a guest for the past two weeks of Mrs Sarah Colver and fam ly at the Navy Yard
 The Misses Harriet and Olive Bos- worth of Springfield, Mass, who have been the guests of their aunt Mrs. R. B. Taft at Decatur Bluff left last 
 Mrs Mary Rudd Gibbs returned Monday from an extended visit with relatives in Onset and New Bedford, Mass.
 Dansy Povey of New York city has been spending a few days vacation recently with his mother, Mrs. Richard Povey.
 Big Crowd Out For suffragists.
 One of the largest and most repre- sentative audiences seen at the Gales Ferry church in several years was in attendance at the meeting of the Con necticut Woman's Suffrage association Monday evening.
 The speakers for the evening intro- duced by Rev. C. Wilson Harrison, were Miss Alyse Gregory, who made the opening address, Miss Josephine Mclaughlin Miss Anne Forsyth and Miss Emily PiersOn.
 Miss Mclaughlin spoke on Woman's Suffrage and the Home; Miss Forsyth on Working Girls and the Vote, and Miss Pierson on Democracy. Cake and cream were served for the benefit of the flower fund of the church. - Personals.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. N. Coleman, Jr, of New York. were week end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Coleman at their summer cottage. MT and Mrs. Coleman also entertained their daughter, Mrs. William Tracy of Hartford, recently.
 Back From Annual Cruise.
 Nathan A. Gibbs returned Tuesday night from his annual cruise to Cape Cod, while enjoying his vacation, on his yacht May.
 Entertained Kings Daughters. Mrs. Robert R. Wilde entertained members of the Kings Daughters cir cle from her home in Jewett City, with members of the order from the sum- mer colony here, at her summer home on the Bluffs on Friday of last week
 Buffers Meet Defeat.
 The Bluffers of Gales Ferry were de- feated by the Brown A. c. in a fast and interesting game at the bal grounds on Saturday afternoon, by a score of II to [. The game was at tended by a large number of interested spectators. In the first inning of the game the Buffers catcher was in- jured. The batteries for the Buffers were Hughes, Tracy and Stockwell The opposite batteries were Wulf an6 Norman, Wulfs marvellous pitching WlAHlhb Aut game TUT tHt bToWH A C.
 Mrs. Fannie A. Mplthrop has re- turned from a two weeks visit at the home of her brother, David S. Adams in New Haven
 Miss Lottie Pitcher and Miss Houcl uf Norwich are spending a weeks va cation at the Pitcher cottage
 Herbert Martin of New York city spent the week end with his mother Mrs. James Martin at Leisure Hour.
 Miss Fannie R. Hurlbutt of Corona l.. l., arrived last week to spend a few days at the home of her uncle, Amos Hurlbutt
 A. c. Ludin of New York has beer spending the week as the guest ol Miss Marion Earnshaw.
 Miss Alice Hurlbutt who has beer spending her vacation in the villag, returned to her duties in New Yorl city last week.
 slrs. Harmon L. Perkins returned home Monday from a few weeks yisi with friends in Maine.