Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
GALES FERRY
Methodist Pastor Returned For An other Year-Auxiliary Hears of Mor- monism-uncasviIIe Society to Give Cantata.

Rev: C. Wilson Harrison re turned Monday night from New Bed- ford, where he had been for a week past attending conference. Rev. MT. Harrison was reassigned to the Gales Ferry charge.
 l Miss Maude A Hauck of Norwich has been a recent guest of Mrs. John 1 J. Lawless.
 1 Miss Mildred Pierce. who has been | spending the Spring recess of the Northf1eld seminary at her home at Allyns Point, returned Monday to l East Northfield, Mass i Miss Sarah Latimer was an over 1 Sunday guest of her aunt. Mrs. Keeney, in New London. A. C. Risdon of New York spent 1 Saturday at his summer some in the village.
 1 Mrs. Martha Moves of Mystic is visiting her sister. Mrs. Sarah J. Per- l kins.
 Mrs. R. B. Taft. who arrived in New London recently from Winthrop. 1 Mass, for a short stay before opening her cottage at Decatur Bluffs for the
 season, was a visitor there for the l day Monday,
 Old Barn Removed. The old barn on the Hazler p1aee in the village has been torn down and is
 being removed by Ernest Blinn of the Lester district.
 Mrs Charles A. L. Morgan who has been spending a few days with her father, Thomas Latham. returned to her home in Middletown the first of the week.
 Auxiliary Meets Gales Ferry auxiliary of the Wo- mans Home Missionary society was entertained at the April meeting Tues day afternoon by Mrs. John J. Law less. The study of Mormonism was continued, the topic under consider ation at this session being Mor- monism as a Religion. A responsive reading opened the programme for the afternoon this being followed by the
 reading of Mormon Articles of Faith by Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins Mormon
 Beliefs were considered by Miss Kate B. Colver and their Doctrine by Miss Sarah Laimer. A story, Not Yours. but You, was given by Mrs Iawless and a leaf1et, Mormon Women, was read by Mrs. Harmon Perkins. Re- treatments were served at the close of the literary session. e Village Notes. Miss Laura Perkins has been spend ing some time with relatives in New London and Groton. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. B. church will be entertained at the ses- sion on Friday next week by the presf- dent, Miss Kate B. Co1ver. at her home at the navy yard. Mrs Collie and children of Hoboken, N. J., former residents at Bay View , cottage. were recent guests of friends Mrs Lucy Hurlbutt returned Tues day from a visit with New London
 relatives.
 Moves B. Allyn entertained 8 party
 of relatives and friends from New London for the day last week. In the
 company were Mrs. W. D. Beckwfth
 Mrs. J. W. GFiswo1d. Mrs. E. H Tracy,
 Mrs. A. w, Brown. Miss Gladys Beck
 with Miss Ruth Fowler. Mrs. Amanda H. Perkins returned Wednesday from a few days visit with
 her sons family in New London. cantata to Be Given. A cantata is te be given by nen-
 bers of the UneasviIie society at the
 Gales Ferry M B, church Sunday
 evening in place of the Epwerth league
 service.
 Mrs, Emma Bennett and Mrs. Edith
 Talbot of Norwich were callers at Mrs.
 Bennett's home here Tuesday,
 Mrs. Hafnen l.. Perkins was a re-
 cent guest for the day of her daugh-
 ter, Mrs. Curtis Gates. in New Len
 den,
 Mrs. Grisweid and granddaughter,
 Emily B1inn. returned Tuesday from a
 visit with relatives in Waterbury.
 Mrs Myrta Mather was in New Len
 don Thursday.
 R. Irving Hurlbutt and his sister,
 Miss Florence Hdf1butt, with Mir and
 Mrs. B, c. Perkins and Miss Jennie
 Perkins, were attendants at the Led
 yard Center Congregational church on
 Sunday. Harold Mcclure and Walter
 MatheF of the Lester district were also
 at Ledyafd Center, the Gales Ferry
 church being closed fer the day.