Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-21
GALES FERRY
Pleasing Exercises on ChiIdren's Day. Business Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society.

Children's day exercises held at the 1 M. E. church Sunday morning in place 1 of the morning service and Sunday school was largely attended by parents and friends of the children musical | programme entitled Children's Day l Classics was rendered by the choir | and school and was interSperSed with recitations by the children The pro- gramme as given follows: Song, By l His Cross Triumphant. choir and | school responsive scripture reading; 1 invocation, Rev. c. Wilson Harrison; hymn and baptismal service; song. | Let the Waking World Adore Him; | Welcome Miss Madeleine Birch; hymn, Send Out Thy Light; song, Sweet and | Low Quartette; recitationS, Master
 Alton Chapman, Miss Mary Birch;
 song Awake 0 Earth; recitations,
 Miss Ernestine Talbot, Miss Edna
 Chapman; selection. Thou Art Near,
 choir; exercise, nine girls;S songs,
 Morning With the Birds and Flowers and Songs of the Summer; offering, 1 taken by Misses Mary and Madeleine
 Birch; recitation. Miss Gertrude Allen; ! duet. The Lord is My Shepherd. the Misses Grace Chapman and Florence
 Hurlbutt; address. Rev. C.Wilson Har-
 rison; song, Eventide. Cottage Notes.
 Mrs. Joab Rogers, with MT. and l Mrs Milo Benn and children Of New
 London were week end visitors attheir
 summer home in the village. Mrs. E. N. Coleman of Norwich opened her cottage for the season. She l is entertaining her daughter and son. | in-law, MT. and Mrs. Frank E. ToI- hurst, of Hartford.
 l Mrs F. " Meyers of San Francisco,
 MT. and Mrs. Victor Jerome of New |. York and Mrs. A. F.. Darlington of 1 Boston have been spending some time | recently with Mr. and Mrs. George F. 1 Dean.
 Mrs. Franklin H. Brown was the guest of Mrs. Mary Taylor Ill New l London Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Fltcher ol
 Norwich have opened their cottage for
 the season.
 | Bathing Season Opened. | The bathing season at the Ferry opened Saturday. several of the village l young people enjoying a swim at the 1 Perkins wharf
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey P. Aldrich and l granddaughter Dorothy Crowell, from l Norwich, were visitors over Sunday at
 Twin Oaks cottage.
 Mrs. D. W. Jones of Mount Vernon, N Y. arrived last week for a visit
 over the races with MT. and Mrs
 James Freeman.
 l William Taylor from Canada was guest the first of the week at the
 home of MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. | Gibbs.
 MT. and Mrs. Hudson P. Leaven-
 worth from Jewett City. with their i son, William, a student at Bellevue Mrs. Leavenworth's brother. J. P. i Satterlee, at Ichabod cottage on Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Wulf and family from Norwich arrived at their summer | cottage Wednesday.
 l no ul 0f Navy York e. 1 turned here Wednesday from a weeks l visit with friends at Ghickopee Falls,
 Mass.
 Mrs. w F. Gilroy of Mount Vernon, N. Y. arrived here last week for visit with Mrs. F. A. Alpin, remaining i here over the races. Mrs. Martin. who accompanied her as Mrs. A1pin's guest returned to Mount Vernon on Friday
 Aid society's Officers. | The annual election of the officers of | the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. i church was held at a business session | of the society last week. Rev. C. Will l son Harrison was appointed as chair man of the meeting when the former 1 officers, Miss Kate B. Colver. pres1- dent; Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt. vice
 president. and Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins, secretary and treasurer. were re-elect- i ed for the ensuing year. The four i directresses chosen were Mrs. Sarah l
 mon L. Perkins and Miss Alice Satter- i lee Mrs Colver Miss Satterlee and
 Mrs C. Wilson Harrison were appoint ed as the soliciting committee. Mrs George Arnold and Miss Nellie Arnold of Worcester were guests for day last week of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac S. Jones and family of Norwich arrived at their
 cottage for the season on Monday Lieut. Charles Satterlee of Boston and Elmer Satterlee of North Haven were week end guests of their parents, Mir and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee. Miss Mildred Scranton of Durham is visiting her aunts, the Misses Mathew son.
 Misses Marion and Mildred Rogers, accompanied by their cousin, Mrs. Will liam Brooks, of Hartford. arrived at their home in the village for the sum-
 mer vacation Monday afternoon