Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-20

Rewards Given for Sunday School Attendance.
 The sessions of the auxiliary of the 1 Woman's Home Missionary society were resumed last week after a Vaca- tion during the summer. The first vice president, Mrs Sarah Perkins, presided in the absence of the president, Miss Latimer, the keynote of the devotional exercises being White for the Harvest AS this was an open meeting the ex ercises were held at the vestry of the M. E. church. About 25 aValed themselves of the opportunity of hear ing Mrs. Walter F. Buck of Stafford Springs conference. president of the W H. M. S.. who gave an interesting address on the work the auxiliaries should seek to do among the immi- grants.
 News in General. MT. and Mrs Solon Moxley of Nor wich were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Frank Corey at their summer cottage on the Bluff Willard Maynard returned to New York Sunday evening tc resume his duties as engineer on a New York tug after spending a few days vacation with his mother, Mrs. Lydia S. May hard. Maurice Maynard, an engineer of the tug Nigilant, was also a guest of his mother on Friday and Satur- day
 Mrs. John c. Perkins, who has pass ed the summer months at her cottage on the Bluff returned to Norwich Tues day.
 Mrs William Brooks of Hartford has been a guest of her mother, Mrs. Delphine Fish, this week.
 Miss Ernestine Talbot has been spending several days recently with relatives in Foster, R. l., and Brook lyn. Conn
 Misses Amelia and Susan Mathewson have been entertaining their brother, Randolph, and his wife. of Pfttsfeld Mass. for some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Mathewson leave here on Monday
 Miss Sarah Latimer returned Tues day from a visit with friends at her former home. in Hartford.
 Outing at Allyn Farm
 A party of the New London rela- tives of Moves B. Allyn and their friends enjoyed a days outing at his home in the village last week. The guests included Mrs E. H. Tracy. Mrs J. W. Griswold, Mrs W. W. Winches- ter, Mrs. Andrew Steward, Miss Net tie Reed, Miss Anna Forbes. Mrs. Her bert May, Mrs. Elizabeth Klein of New London and Mrs. Robert Robertson of Albany, N. Y.
 Miss Mary .yoorhees returned to Brooklyn. N. Y. Saturday. having been a guest for a week of Miss Florence B. Hurlbutt
 Mrs. Joab B. Rogers of New London spent several days last week at her summer home here while entertaining her sister from Hartford.
 Mr and Mrs. George Taylor and children of Preston. have been recent guests of MT and Mrs. E. A. James. at Allyn's Point.
 Canadian Guests.
 Mrs. George Ferguson and daugh- ter, Miss Georgiana Ferguson, of Mon treal, arriveP Monday to visit Mrs Ferguson's niece, Mrs. c. Wilson Har rison a the parsonage
 MT and Mrs. F. B. Lewis and Miss Marion Hartley of AIlyns Point left the first of the week on an auto trip to New Hampshire, where Miss Hart ley is to enter a preparatory school
 Mrs J, z. Sturges of Wollaston, Mass, visited friends at her former home in this section Friday and Sat urday.
 Rewards for Punctual Attendance.
 Attendance rewards and certificates were received by the following mem bers of the M. E. Sunday school, at the session Sunday: Silver pin, Mrs Charles J. Pierce; gun metal pin, M% Harrison Davis; gold pin, Miss Edna Chapman: silver star pin, Alton Chap man; silver pin Mrs. Henry Hurlbutt; gold monogram pin Miss Alice Sat terlee: certificates, Misses Mary and Madeleine Birch
 Country Club Ends Season.
 The Gales Ferry Country club ended the most successful season since it's organization Tuesday afternoon. when the gentlemen's singles were played. Mr. Ball of the Roxbury Tutoring school won the finals from MT Hincks, the financial manager of the school. Two silver cups were offered thiF year to the winners of the tennis tourna- ment, one by the Roxbury Tutoring school for the gentlemen's singles and one by the club for the ladies' singles. Miss Mary Gibbs winning the ladies' finals from Miss Marguerite Wulf.
 Mrs. Sarah ColVer and her daugh- ter, Miss Kate B. CoIver were visit DTS at the WilIimantic camp ground last week attending to the closing of their cottage.
 Gone to Wisconsin.
 John Raymond Perkins, who since his graduation at the boys school at Mount Hermon, Mass- last month has been employed at the East NorthfieId hotel. was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.. Perkins, over Friday and Saturday. Mr. Perkins left Sat urday evening for a short visit in New York. while enroute with classmates for Madison Wis.
 Cemetery Improvements.
 The work of removing stones and boulders from four of the unstable lots in the village cemetery has been completed recently the loose stone having been utilized in improving the village roadway. A new double stone has been placed in the yard recently marking the grave of George Henry Babcock of Ledyard.
 District Superintendent Spoke.
 Rev. G. c. Scrivener of Norwich who conducted the service at the M F. church Sunday morning, spoke from Isaiah 6: 1-3 taking as his topic The Garment of Praise. Miss Grace \. Chapman sang a solo, Just for To- day, at the offertory. The sacrament of the Lords supper was administered at the close of the service. Next Sun day evening Miss Josephine Fisk su- perintendent of the deaconess work in Providence, will conduct the service in place of the Epworth League meet ing.