Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-05
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
GALES FERRY
Attractions of Village and Bluff Appeal to Many Visiters-Cottagers Arrive fer Rest and Recreation.


 The picnic season at Riverview place opened this week with two large gath erings, members of the Catholic We mans club and the Central Baptist Sunday school from Norwich. enjoy ing. the hospitality of Charles H. Brown at his grounds. Monday and Tuesday.
 Mrs. Jeab B, Rogers with MT. and Mrs. Milo Benn and children, of New London. opened their summer home in the village Saturday for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Houldcroft and little son, of Hartford, are guests of MT. and Mrs, A. M. Kennedy at their cettag e on the Bluff
 Miss Luella Morgan of Middletown was a guest of her grandfather, Thom- as Latham, over Sunday and Monday, having joined her mother and sister here on Saturday while en route to her home from a visit with friends in Worcester.
 Mir, and Mrs James McMurray and little daughter, of New York, are spending their vacation in the village.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Norman and children, of New London, were guests this week of Mrs. P. l.. Norman at Allyn's Point.
 Miss Gibbs Returns.
 Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs returned Tuesday morning from Silver Bay, N. Y., where she was in attendance at the students conference as delegare from Radcliffe college. She was ac- companied home by a classmate, Miss Mary Morris, of Cambridge, Mass
 Mrs. Warrington of Norwich accom- panied by her daughters and grand children arrived Wednesday to spend the season at the Davis cottage in the village.
 A company of twelve. members of the Ladies' Aid society and others in .I s,, 4 IT church, spent Wednesday in cleaning and renovating the audience room and vestry of the church.
 Mrs. Charles H. Comstock and Miss Lena Barnes were recent guests for the day of MT and Mrs Minor Mox- ley at Long Cove.
 Frost Cottage Opened.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Frost, with their children and maids arrived from Montclair, N. J., Saturday to spend July at their summer home at the Ferry. They were accompanied by their niece, Miss Bessie Ames, who was joined Wednesday by her mother, Mrs. Richard Ames and grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Frost of Yonkers. N. Y, who will spend the season as usual at their cottage on the Bluff.
 Lester Hurlbutt, of Corona, L. l., was at his former home here Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Ellen Stoddard.
 Miss Mildred Pierce of Allyn's Point has as her guest her roommate at Northfeld seminary Miss Edith Ses- sions. of Rutland. Vt.
 Station Agent Olin F. Miller of Jew cit City and family are spending the season at Locust Terrace.
 E. G. Talbot and family, of Norwich. arrived last week at one of the River view cottages.
 Edward F'itzmaurice returned Mon- day evening from visit at his home in Waterbury.
 Anthony Morse Guest.
 Anthony Morse of Greenlawn, $. l., has been a guest for a few days this week at the home of MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs, while on his return trip from attending the students con- ference at NOrthfield. Mass.
 Miss Emma Davis of Norwich was at her home in the village over the week end.
 The William Beadle family from Richmond Hill. l.. l., accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff, arrived at the Ferry Tuesday morning for tiIe season. The Dumont and c. 0. Smith families also of Richmond Hill, arrived this week to spend the summer on the Bluff
 Played at Recital
 Courtland E. Colver and Miss Kate B. Colver, of the Navy Yard, with Mrs.
 
 Mrs Charles Maynard of Poquetanuck, attended the recital given by pupils of Miss Rena LaZelle a the chapel of the Second COngrega gational church in New London last week. Mrs. La Fon- taines daughter. Miss Grace A. Chan man. rendered two numbers of the program.
 Mrs Delphine Fish and her daugh- ter Mrs. William Brooks, spent seV- eral days last week at Mrs. Brooks home in Hartford.
 J. H. Main and family of Putnam. opened their summer cottage on the Bluff Tuesday for the season.
 Miss Dallas Tyler. who has spent portion of her vacation at the home of Mrs. Emma Bennett, returned to New ' ork last weeek.
 Houseboat Anchors.
 NIr and Mrs Walter M Bucking- ham of Norwich who are spending the summer on their houseboat, an chored off the Ferry this week
 Mrs Alfred F. Rogers arrived from Panama Tuesday to join her daughters, Misses Marion and Mildred Rogers from Hartford at their home in the village
 Mrs. William Brooks, who has been staying with her cousins until the ar rival of Mrs. Rogers, returned to Hart ford Thursday.
 Mrs. George F. Dean is i'll at her home in the village. Her grandson. AIbertus Dean, of the tug Aquidneck, was visitor here on Sunday.
 Frank C. Brown of Southington ac- companied by Mir. Snowman, were wis itors last week at the home of MT. Browns father Coroner Franklin IF. Brown, at Redfern.
 Mrs George K Crandal of New London visited friends and relatives Q Allyn's Point and the Ferry on Tues day
 Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bowers. of Norwich. formerly summer residents at the Ferry, called on friends here Sunday. Attorney and Mrs. John J. Lawless were members of an auto mobile party to Narra gansett Pier on the Fourth
 Tcnting Party
 PieTpont Dow, son of Assistant Post master Frank w. Dow, of New Lon don accompanied by Courtland Dick son and Lawrence NcFlwen, is spend ing q week tpnting at the grounds of