Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-29
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
GALES FERRY,
Combined Livingstone and Easter Ex- ercises-Teaohers on Trip to Wash ington and Vir~ina.

The following concert programme combining the celebration of Easter and the Livingstone centenary, entitled the Message of Lights was given by Episcopal church ats the session Sun day:
 Part one-The Message Professional The Day of Resurrection; song. by school; scripture reading and prayer. led by Supt. C. E. Colyer; recitation, snow Drops and Butterflies, Madeline Birch; hymn, God Hath Sent His Angels school; responsive reading, The Gift and the Obligation; recitation, Spread the Light. Mary Birch; mis- sionary offering. Part Two-A Mes sage Hymn. 0 God of Bethel; read ing, psalm 121. R. Irving Hurlbutt;: Thousand Villages Nellie Hoffman; On the Slave Trail, Mabel BIinn; In Darkest Africa, Walter Mather; Friends Who Were Faithful. Miss El- Colors, Miss Harriet Brown. Part Three-Heirs Of the Task; hymn, o North, With All Thy Wales of Green; address, Heirs of the Task, Supt. c. E. ColVer; hymn We've a Story to Tell to the Nations.
 Bronze pins were awarded Mrs. Myr- ta 1zeSkstsr and Mrs. Lydia Hurlbutt for regular attendance at this ses- sion.
 Town an- Village Gossip.
 Daniel M. Conn of Groton and Miss Emma Larrabee of Windham were callers at the home of Moves B. Allyn Monday.
 Edward Latimer is i'll with grip.
 Mrs. Harriet Avery of Mystic spent 2 day recently with MT. and Mrs. Chas. H. Comstock.
 Mrs, 4Adeline and Miss Grace Povey Of New London called on friends at their summer home here Good Friday.
 Gone to Washington.
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown who ar rived here last week to spend a few ir Hartford, with her mother. Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins, left Monday morn ing with Miss Alice Satterlee to visit Washington, D. C.. and points of in terest in Virginia. They were to be accompanied by Misses Sarah and Mary Wells of Poquonoc.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Parker re- turned to Norwich Sunday evening from B week end visit with MT. and Mrs. Henry w. HurIbutt.
 Arthur Barrett of Pennsylvania has moved recently to the Allyn farm at Allyn's Point.
 Mrs. Emma Bennett left Sunday noon to visit her son, Orrin Bennett, in her grandchildren, Otto and Emma Gazette.
 Mrs. Cyrus Chapman and Mrs. E. A. James of Allyn's Point with Mrs. CIIapLnanS s guest AlfS. JOnn 5. NO land of New London, were entertained recently at4the-I home of AIr.-and Mrs Harmon L. Perkins.
 Mrs. Emma Babcock of Ledyard Center who has been a guest for a few days recently of MT. and Mrs Charles H. Conlstock. returned home the first part of the week.
 Reading Club Meets.
 The Reading club of the village was entertained by Mrs. Dudley Perkins Wednesday afternoon. Miss Florence Hurlbutt continued the reading from the last session.
 Mrs. Josie Birch. with her daughters, Mary, Madeline and Dorothy, were guests on the holiday of her sister Mrs. William Harris in Groton.
 Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich and Mrs. B. H. Tracy of New London were week end guests of their uncle, Moves P. Allyn.
 Mrs. Leonard Gibson and her laughter. Miss Lucy, of New London, l were visitors on the holiday at the nome of MT. and Mrs. Harlan W. New oury.
 Edward Fitzmaurice of Waterbury spent Monday at his summer home.