Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
GEES FvD'E2Y
Home Missionary Meeting - Mrs. Thomas Latham Enters MiddIetown
 HospitaI-Session of Reading Club.

The Gales Ferry auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary society was entertained for the October ses- sion at the home of Mrs. Sarah Colver at the Navy Yard Tuesday afternoon. Out of town guests present were Mrs. Edwin Keeney of New London and Mrs. Stephen Perkins of Brier Hill, Groton. There was an attendance of about 20, the party from the village going down to the naval station on the noon train. Porto Rico. Spanish speaking People on the Mainland, was the topic considered during the liter ary hour. Miss Sarah Latimer as first vice president of the auxiliary, presided in the absence of the presi- dent, Mrs. Thomas Latham. A Birds Eye View of Our Work in Porto Rico, was given by Miss Laura Perkins and of that in New Mexico, Texas and California by Mrs. c. E. Colver. Read ings, Worth Helping, and Stories of the Work, were given by Mrs. John J. Lawless and Miss Kate B. Colver.
 A paper on Why Send Missionaries to Our Mexican People, prepared by Rev c. Wilson Harrison, was read by Mrs. Fanny A. Moulthrop as Rev. Mir. Harrison was unable to attend, ow- ing to the meeting of the Ministerial dsSocldtlon at StaHord Springs.
 Two Deer Seen Two large deer were observed on the H. w. Hurlbutt farm Sunday aft ernoon.
 Mrs. Mary Taylor of New London was guest several days last week of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown at Redfern.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Risdon of New York returned to their summer home in the village on Friday, Mr Risdon 1 remaining over the week end
 Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine and Miss Alice Satterlee returned Saturday eve | ming from attending the Worcester music festival.
 Mr. and Mrs Isaac Jones and sons or Norwich sR0~t Saturday at their summer home
 Enters Hospital.
 Mrs. Thomas Latham, who has been in failing health for some time past. l left Monday morning to enter the | Middlesex hospital at Middletown. Mrs. Latham was accompanied on the l journey by her daughter, Mrs. Charles | A. L. Morgan of Middletown and her l son, Bradford Latham, and his wife, 1 of Guilford.
 Mrs Fred Richards of Norwich was recent guest of her sistar Mrs. Har- Ian N. Newbury.
 Starr Dean of East Providence was an over-Sunday guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. George F. Dean. Mir. Dean was accompanied by his son, Willie, who is to remain during the winter with his grandparents.
 Reading Club Meets.
 The Reading club was entertained l by Miss Alice Satterlee Wednesday 1 afternoon. T1e reading of Stoddards lectures was continued by Mrs. Court ! land k. COlVer. Mrs. Harlan N New | bury and Miss Laura A. Perkins also contributed to the afternoon program Miss Perkins giving the first reading on Social Progress in Contemporary Europe by Frederick Austin Ogg, one of the books of this years course o1 the Chautauqua Home Reading course The club was addressed during the afternoon by Rev. c. Wilson Harrison and Rev. Edward c. Bass of Provi- dence, who. with Rev James B. Aid. rich of Uncasville, was in the place 1 representing the needs of the confer. ence claimants fund, of which Rev MT. Bass is the financial agent
 The usual social hour with refresh. ments was enjoyed at the close of tn, ] readings The next session of tho club will be with Mrs. Eugene LaFon taine of Allyns Point.
 Mrs. Joab Rogers of New Londo1 was visitor at her summer '-~ne or Sunday
 Prof. and Mrs. Hudson P. Leaven worth, who were week end visitors a their summer home at the Yale fresh men quarters, attended to>the remova or thelr household goods by auto truck to Jewett City. Monday morn ing. Their son William, former stu dent at Bowdoin college. left las week to enter the college connected with Bellevue hospital New York.