Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-14
New london County
cALES F--oEE.Y
Missionary Auxiliary Meets With mrs. N. A. Gibbs-Late Staysrs m the Cottage Colony and Village.

The local auxiliary of the woman , Home Missionary society resumed monthly sessions Tuesday, the mem bers and guests being entertainer Al the home of Mrs. Nathan A. G1pos' White Work In the South was the top ic of the literary hour readings on tne subject, being given by Miss Kate Colver. Miss Sarah Latimer and Miss Mary Gibbs A talk on. the work among the mountain whites was given by Mss Ada Webb with readings on Our Missionaries and Deaconesses ana the Work among the Southern Wh1tes, by Mrs. Thongs Latham The a usua, social hour with refreshments served closed the afternoon session
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. Harriet Frost with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Richard Ames and family, who have passed the season at thelr summer cottage. left Saturday TOT Yonkars, N. r.
 Mrs. Charles J Pierce and Miss Emma D. Lewis of Allyns Point were entertained for the day recently by MT. and Mrs. Isaac Chapman or the Unionville district.
 Mrs. Earnshaw and daughter, Miss Marion. of New York, who have oc- cupied the A. V. Alexander residences in the village during the season, left Monday to visit relatives in Putnam before their return home.
 Mrs. Lawrence and son Harold of Upton. Mass, have been spending some time recently with their aunt Mrs. William D. Fairfield.
 A. M. Voorhees, of Brooklyn, N. Y. returned home Monday after few days visit at his former home here.
 State Read Rspairs.
 Latham Smith and son Tracy com pIeted the work on the state road Monday, repairs having been made re- gently in this vicinity, under the su- pervision of Luther C, Gray of Led yard
 MT. and Mrs. George Maynard re- turned recently to Groton, Mass, aft CT several days visit with Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard and MT. and Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine at Allyns Point
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mann and family of Putnam returned home last week having spent the season at their sum- naer cottage on the Bluff.
 Launch Party
 Rowland H. Perkins of New Londo1 entertained a party of relatives ans friends from the village for trip or his power boat Wenonah to Groton Ol Friday of last week, the company at tending the exercises at Grotol Heights. .
 Orrin Bennett left here recently {, assume his new duties as cashier O the woodstock hotel in New York, -- Richard c. Poyey returned the frs of the week to Schenectady. N. Y. having passed week with his mothe and sister at the Ferry.
 Mrs. Webb of Greenport, L. l., is tn guest of her daughters, the Misse Webb, at Camilla cottage.
 Mir and Mrs. George Taylor afii children of Preston arrived, Monday f, visit MT. and Mrs. E. A James at Al iyns Point.
 MT. and Mrs. Ellsworth Meeci1 ant family of Middletown were entertaine, Saturday by MT. and Mrs. Charles A Satteriee
 Mrs. Frank Hartley and children re turned recently to Scranton after tw, months stay as guests of MT. and Mrs ,E. B, Lewis at Allyns Point Mrs Hartley's daughter, Miss Marian, re nained with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis t enter Williams Memorial institute. a New London. .2s S
 Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Fairheld Q Putnam were entertained over Sunda, by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fairfield at thl Point
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown returnel to Hartford Tuesday afternoon to re sume her school duties.