Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15

ing-YaIe Boats Towed to New
 Haven
 Owing to the rain, there was a small attendance at the morning service fast Sunday: The Sunday school ses- sion was held as usual although the special temperance programme ar ranged was put over until next Sun day The Epworth league service at o'clock in the evening was under the direction of Irving Hurlbutt. Follow ing this service, the mission study class met at the parsonage with a good attendance. Miss Susan Mathew son directed the first lesson of the newly formed class.
 Indians and Aiaskans Studieds
 The Home Missionary society held its meeting at the home of Mrs. John J. Lawless Tuesday afternoon The president. Miss Sarah A. Latiner, an- nouneed the subject for study as In dians and Alaskans: She then read an article on Indians. Miss Kate B. Col yer read a paper on work among the Indians in New Mexico: Mrs. Sarah F. Perkins gave a paper on work in Alaska, especially mentioning the Jes- sic Lee home. Mrs. John J: LaWleSS spoke on the Haven home, also the Thayer home. The secretary read the report Of the previous meetingi fol- lowed by the treasBper's report. The president Wh1 was a delegate to the ". H. NJ. society convention at Staff ford Springs, gave an interesting re- port of il. Rev: C. Wilson Harrison made some remarks and adjournment followed. Refreshments were served, The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Emma B. Latimer.
 Village Elects a Republican Mayor.
 The mock election for the mayor of Gales Ferry was held in the vestry of the Nj. E. church under the auspices of the Epworth league Tuesday even- ing last Rev. C. Wilson Harrison was chairman. The candidates were: Re- publican, Courtland F. Colver; demo- brat Thomas Latham; prohibition, Dudley C. Perkins. The republican candidate promised sidewalks, macad- am road. electric lights, if he were elected. The democratic candidate said he was of the people. for the people, and by the people and as he had been mayor the past year he de- served reelection. The prohibition candidate said a wise man said little, but he scored 6 hit by singing a duet with his wife Mrs, Perkins, with his laughter, Miss Jennie G. Perkins, as pianist The ballot was taken and re- sulted fn Colver, the republican candi- date, having the most votes. Elmer Satterlee of New Haven and Edmund Norman were the counters Therefore Courtland E, ColVer was declared mayor of the village
 Educational Meeting.
 A public meeting in the interests of education was held in the vestry of the M E. church Friday at D. m. The programme included remarks by c D. Gser. chairman of the Ledyard school committee, and by w w Evans, su- pervisor of schools in Ledyard, Lisbon and North Stoningtons address, Rev, C. Wilson Harrison, lecture, with ster- eopticon, by Carlton E Wheeler, C, D. Geer, with others. gave a musical pro- Kramme.
 Valuable Dogs.
 Lovers of dogs are interested in ward Latimer in the village, and visit ors have been many The mother and her four puppies are of the Pekinese breed, an imported one, and in size small like the POmeranian. but the color is light ecru, with long, silky hair and ears These dogs have most ex- prssSiTe eyes and show much intelli- gence- They are said to be valuable, country.
 News in General
 Hrs. Frank C. Alpln. with a friend of Mt Vernon, N. '. spent several days at her summer home in the vil- lage recently MT Alpin joined them for the week end
 Elmer Ssjtsriee of North Haven and Mrs SsTterlee and their little daugh- ter Rebecca are spending some time al the home of MT. Satterlee's par ents. Mr- and Mrs. Charles A Satter- Lee
 Harold Mcclure. the young man who was shot ty a boy companion re- gently. is said to be improving.
 Mrs Delphine Fish is visiting her daughter. Mrs William Brooks in Hartford
 Mrs. LlciBs Brown of Norwich and Mrs Belle Tracy of New London were recent guests at the home of Moves B. Allyn
 The Misses Mathewson entertained 2 Party of friends from New London 3 the number of 90 at their home ori Friday evening last Among the guests were Supervisor of Schools Charles E. Jennings and Mrs. Jennings. MT and Mrs Herbert L. Cranoall, Mir. and Mrs Iustus SoUthaFd and Miss Alice Burk- Moves E. Allyn has been spending the week among friends in Rocky Hill md Hartford
 Mrs Harlan Pierce was in New York the first days of the week on q busi- ueEz trip.
 Mrs Edward Morgan of Middletovn spent few days last week at the home of her father. Thomas Latham.
 Mir and MIs. Byron Maynard of Anthony. R. L. spent the week end at the horne Of MT. and Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins in the village
 Miss Fanny Bill HurIbutt of Corona, L. |. is guest at the home of her uncle, Amos Hurlbutt.
 Auto Hunters from Long Island
 4 party in touring car from Long Island has rented lchabod, the cottage belonging to Thomas Latham for four days, 10 go hunting in this vicinity,
 Mrs. George Henry Baboock of Led ysrd Is visiting at the home of Mir and Mrs Charles Fl Constock,
 Mir and Mrs. Harlan Pierce and Mrs Harriet CrandaI have moved to New York for the winter.
 Te.<ed Yafa Roats
 Edwsrd LatfnneT left Wednesday night by motorboaf for New Haven taking three saiiboats in tow belonging to the Yale navy. returning them to their winter quarters
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