Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
GALES FERRY
Entertainment in Summer Services Ball Game Won by MontvilIe Team Cottage and Village News.


 An enjoyable programme was pro- vided as one of the series of summer entertainments given at the M B. ] church on Monday evening the affair 1 being arranged underline auspices of l the Sunday school for the current ex- ! penditures of the church. Summer res IdenIs and visitors here supplied sev- i eral numbers of the programme which follows: Organ selection, Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine: recitation. A Baby'ss Bed | time, Mary Birch; vocal duet Bird Song, Louise and Natalie Benn; read ing, Miss Bessie Ames; vocal colos, { Happy Song, Del Riego Jean, Gilbert reading, Mrs. Courtland Colver: vocal solos, When Jack and I Were Chill dren, Lohr, Absent, Metcalf, Miss i Grace A. Cha oman; piano solo, Even j ing Chimes. Miss hlthelyn Latham; , recitation, A Shocking Child, Made ! leine Birch; reading, Miss Harriet Bishop Brown; vocal solos, In the Time of Roses, The Little Dutch Garden, Miss Maud Chapman: reading, Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs; vocal solos, Sweet i Miss Mary. by Neidlinger, The Ginger bread Man, by Jessie Gaynor. Mrs. Walter Buckingham; plano duet, Ma zurka from Coppelia, Leo Delibes, Mrs. Eugene La Fentaine and Miss Grace Chapman; accompanies, Mrs. La FOn taine and Miss Florine Schofeld. Cake q of the programme by members of the school.
 Village Interests. Mrs Martha Noyes who has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Per llins, returned Tuesday to her home in Mystic.
 Miss Harriet NJ. Bosworth of Spring field, Mass, who has been spending a week of her vacation with her aunt, i Mrs. R. B. Taft. at Decatur Bluffs. left Monday to resume her duties at the state library in Hartford. A double stone was placed in the vil- lage cemetery last week, marking the Center
 MontvilIe Won.
 The game between the Gales Ferry and Montville teams played on the Newbery field Saturday afternoon re- suited in a score of 14 to II in favor of the Montville team. The lineup: C., J. Peacock; D.. R. Wulf; ID, C. Lawson; 2b, F. Beadle 3b. F. Gllroy; ss., R. Ames; If, E. Fitzmaurice; cf., H. Peacock; If. l.. Parsons; substitutes. J. Payes. o. Wulf J. P. Satterlee and Charles Hope of Uncasville were the unpires.
 Mrs. Annie Hewlett of East Rock away, L. l., is making her annual visit with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Brown. Mrs. Hewlett, who arrived Tuesday. was accom- mpanied by her daughter, Miss Hattie Hewlett, who returned Thurs day.
 Returns from Lonn Island.
 Miss Natalie K. Gibbs returned Mon day afternoon from two weeks visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Oliver C. Morse at GreenlaWn. L. l.
 MT and Mrs. Elmer Keene and daughter returned to Killingly recent ly. having been guests of Mrs. Keene's grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard and Mrs. Eugene LaF'ontaine, in the Allyn's Point section.
 Mrs Walter Gallup and the Misses Christine Gregson, Mildred J. Cary, Ruth Symington and Maria Gallup, members of the O. T. K. club, returned to Norwich Friday of last week, the girls of the party having enjoyed two weeks outing at the Ferry.
 MT. and Mrs. George Frost of Mont clair, N. J.. with their children and maids, returned home last week. hav- ing spent July at their summer home here.
 Miss Catherine Palmer of Norwich was a euest for several days last week at the summer home of MT. and Mrs. Harvey c. Aldrich.
 Miss Susan I. Gallup of Norwich {! spent several days last week as guest of MT. and Mrs. Walter Buck ingham on their houseboat at the Ferry MT and Mrs. Buckingham have entertained this week Miss Florine i Schofield of Norwich and Miss Helen ! R. Buckingham of New York.