Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-28
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
GALES FERRY,
Session of Sunday School Board Friends Sorrow For Richard G. Poy- ey-Meetina of Reading Club.

A session of the Sunday school board of the M. E. church was held Wednesday evening at the vestry.
 Rev. C. Wilson Harrison presided and gave reports of his attendance as a delegate from the local school at the conferences of the New London County Sunday School association. held in Groton and Uncasville. At the close of his reports the first meeting of the teachers training class was conducted in an interest ting manner by Miss Caroline B. Freeman, of Mount Vernon, N. Y Miss Freeman. who has taken a course of instruction under Prof. George A Coe. of Columbia university on Teacher Training methods, has con- sented to instruct the class during the summer season while spending her vacation at her new home in the vil- lage Miss Alice Satterlee secretary, and treasurer. of the Sunday school was appointed secretary of the class.
 Personals and Briefs.
 Mrs. Chas. A. L. Morgan and daugh- ter Miss Florence Jeannette of Middle time at the home of Mrs. Morgan's father, Thomas Latham.
 Mrs. Nelson Parker of Norwich and Miss Carrie Colgrove of Willimantic were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Parker's parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry W. Hurlbutt,
 The Misses Geer of Norwich were at their summer cottage last week. They entertained the Mayhowe. soci- ety on Wednesday and relatives over the races
 Sorrow For Richard Pevey's Death.
 Mrs. Esther Povey and daughters, Misses Adelina and Grace Povey, who arrived for the season last week at their summer home In the village, re- tf ening for the funeral of their son and brother, Richard Granville PoVey, an attorney of Schenectady. N. Y, news of whose sudden death. while on a canoeing trip with 8 friend on the Housatonfo river near New Milford, Sunday afternoon, was learned with sorrow by friends of the family, MT. Povey's father. Rev. Richard PeVey, was pastor at the Gales Ferry M, E, church for a short time after leaving his New London charge and Mir. PoVey has spent a portion of his vacations here with his relatives since the build- ing of their summer home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas, Dunten of Spen- eer, Mass, who came here to attend the races, were weekend guests of Mrs. R. B. Taft at Decatur Bluffs.
 Mrs. John D. Nichols returned to Westerly Monday afternoon from a week end visit with her aunt. Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins.
 George .Ashbey and family of Nor wich opened their cottage on the Bluff last week for the season.
 MT. Ashbey has bought a launch for use on the river during the summer.
 Mrs James Martin, who has been spending a few weeks at her cottage Leisure Hour, returned to Meriden, Tuesday. She was accompanied by her daughter. Miss Mabel, who has been spending a. week of her vacation T. 1-al z general hospital where she is in the nurses training class.
 Miss Florence Bennett of Norwich Town was a guest of Mrs. Cnas. J. Pierce at Allyn's Point over Monday night.
 Mrs. John c. Perkins of Norwich ac- companied by 8 relative from Mont clair, N. J. arrived last week at her summer home on the Bluff. Mrs. Perkins also entertained for several days Miss Hooper of Palmertewn.
 Enos Prentice of Oxnard, Cal, was a caller last week at the home of his uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. Chas. H. Comstock
 Christopher Allen of Norwich was a guest of Harlan Newberry IT,. over the races.
 The Reading club with guests, was enterta1ned at the home of Miss Flor ence B. Hurlbutt, Wednesday after noon. The readings were continued from the last session by Mrs. Eugene LaFonta1ne and Miss Laura Perkins. Refreshments and a social hour were enjoyed.
 Mrs. Tyrta Mather and her brother Chas. Turner of Hartford, were guests at the marriage of their nephew, By ron C. Wilcox of Washington. D. C.. to Miss Ruth E. Norman at the brides home in Ledyard on Tuesday after noon.
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown arrived last week to spend her vacation from her school duties in Hartford with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Perkins.