Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01
New London County
GALES FERRY,
Postponed Rally Day Exercises te Be Held Tomorrow-Party on Haliow s'en-Meeting of the Book Club.

The Rally day exercises that were 3o have taken place in the M F. fhurch here last Sunday were post foned because of rain until next Sun Gay. Nov. f. Therefore the service for this Sunday was the regular one, the pastor. Rev. C. Wilson Harrison, using Tor his text Rev. q chap, 2d verse: Prepared as a bride adorned for her husband" The choir was augmented by members of the congregation. The which had been arranged for the spe- rial service.
 Prayers were asked by the pastor for the family of Harold McGuire. who was accidentally shot by a companion toward evening Saturday. Both boys are members of the Sunday school, N hich was presided over by D. c. Per kins. assistant superintendent, in the absence of the superintendent.
 The evening service was the Ep- worth league, conducted by Thomas Latham. at t-So o'clock It was well attended and a forceful address was slven by Mir. Latham
 Halloween Party.
 Friday evening a Halloween party was given in the vestry of the M. E. church by the social committee of the Epworth league. of which Mrs. c. Will son Harrison is president
 Miss Marion Rogers off Hartford lpent the week end with her aunt, airs. .Delphine Fish returning home sunday.
 Beck Club Meets.
 Miss Kate B. Colver entertained the Book club at her home at the navy fard Friday afternoon. The readers For the afternoon were Miss Susan Asthewsou. who continued the read Ing on Germany the subject being the Life of the Peasant there Mrs. John , Lawless followed with a selection from Florence Morse Kingsley, The T-anSd g11rstlcr of Miss Philurs. The usual socisl hour with refreshments followed. Mrs Irwin Haley of Mystic ssas SueSt of Miss Colver at this meeting
 The cottage Buens Vista owned by roof pat o7 ey men from that city last Nrees
 T Prank Cn-sv of Norwich was at The F'e--T ssst week, looking after his ruotoreosc thst broke from its moor iHss du-nS the storm of Monday.
 Mrs Ss-sh F. Colyer. with Mrs. Ccu-tls15 Colver and children and Miss Zs-e E Colver. visited Wednes- day sr the home of Atr. and Mrs. Charles E. Chapman of the Lester dis trscG
 Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations are out for the mar risgc of Harold Justin Peckham, son Of Justin H. Peckham, and Laurie May Tsrrant of Wood Haven, N. Y.
 Mrs Ably Clark and Mrs. Irving Green of Wakefield, R. I.-were visitors last week at Mrs. Justin Peckham's zt Pect1haul Point
 T. P. Saunders, employed by the Rreakwater company. is in Boston, looking after the work of caulking the company's barges-
 Mrs Richard Chase of Newport, R. [. has returned home after visit to her mother, Mrs. Nettie Peckha1n, at her cottage at Long Cove.
 Property Improvements.
 The Misses Mafhews son are having porches put on their residence in tha village, over the front and side en- frances They follow the colonial style of architecture and are f1oored with 8 certain red brick cemented to- Cether with red mortar.
 Mrs. Delphine Fish is making fm- Frovenents in her cottage, having landscape window put in, opening on fhe Teranda-
 Assessor Charles Fl Chapman was a1 the poEtoffice Tuesday morning to receive lfsts of persons owning taxable property.
 Aifs Barnes of East Norwich has returned home after spending five months in the village