Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
Who is Going and Comng-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
GALES FERRY.
Book Club Votes S2 to Salvation Army -Cottagers Investigating Damage by ntruders-Christma Committee in Norwich to Buy GifEs.

BOOK Ciun FoTGS 9z 10 SaISaklcn FAFfHy -cottagers Investigating Damage by ntruders-Christna Committee in Norwioh to Buy GifEs.
 ! The Book club was entertained by Mrs. John j, LawleSs at ser home in the village Friday afternoon. Miss Susan Matnewson finished the read ing on Germany, the topic for the ] afternoon being on Berlin. Miss Flor ! ence Hurlbutt read in fiction the first ] chapters of Turn About, by Margaret 1 the Salvation Army treasury in New London as a Christmas offering, Committees Appointed. ! The Ladies' Aid society held It's reg l ular meeting Thursday afternoon with 8 good attendance Committees were appointed for the coming supper and sale, Before Christmas solicitors: <! Gales Ferry, Miss Florence Hurlbutt; Long Cove, Mrs Minor AIoxley; Al Yn's Point. Mrs. Phebe C. Norman; 1 decorations, Miss Laura Perkins; ad i yertising, Rev C. ". Harrison; aprons and fancy work, Mrs, Fanny Molthrop; cashier, Miss Sarah I.atimer; table committee, Miss MathewsOn, Mrs. Del phine Fish, Mrs Sarah E. Perkins, Mrs Harmon C. Perkins, Miss Kate B. Colyer and Mrs D. C. Perkins; ice cream, Rev Mir Harrison, R. Irving Burlbutt.
 W. K. N. Auxiliary Entertained. Mrs. Emma B. Latimer and daugh- ter. Miss Sarah LattmeT, entertained i the local auxiliary of the w H. M society at their home Tuesday after uoon- They had as guests from New London, Mrs Albert W, Rogers, cor responding secretary of the Mission aTy Conference of Eastern Connecticut and Mrs. Stephen Prentis, president of % I Emma A. HyPess president of the So- C1ety of Foreign Missions of the Fed eTal Street NJ F. church of that city
 Mrs Rogers read a paper she had written on the white mountaineers in the south and had previously read be- fore Lucre1a Shaw chapter, D. A R. in New London, of which she is a member. Mrs. Prentis gave a descrip- ton of a visit to Washington, D C. last autumn as 8 delegate from her society in New London. Mrs. Types spoke in the interest of foreign mis- sions and the relief from our own sorrows that comes in helping others, The life that counts" as she ex- pressed it. President Miss Sarah Lat inner presided. The singing was led by Miss Alice SatteI1ee, pianist. The hostesses served sandwiches, olives, cake and cocoa and a silver offering was taken.
 Gave Travel Talk.
 Tuesday evening Miss Susan Math- ewson gave a talk in the vestry of the i E. church to an appreciatiye au- dtence on What We Saw in Europe. Hiss AIatf1eEyEon and her sister trav- eied abroad recently, touring France, Spain, Germany and Italy. Miss 1EatheTson's description of cities cathe47ra1s and also nature was vivid. She WAS assfsted by Mrs Eugene La t'o1Jaane, who gave q piano solo be- fore the talk and by Miss Grace Chap man who sang When the Roses Bloom. by Louise Refchardt SaItines, cake and cocoa were served The af- fair was under the auspices of the EDWorth League,
 Cottages Entered
 A number of owners of summer cot tages on the Bluff came down from \ 0rwich Wednesday morning to visit their respective cottages, having been notified thai many cottages had been entered and perhaps buFglarized. It was found that the cottage of Mr. and ATs. Wilde of Wauregan had been entered and some pillows and bedding had been taken, but in most of the cottages confusion reigHed, seemingly every thing had been distHFbsd, but not ken away. In one cottage 8 wet gFere0at and gloves were found, ~giV- ing the impression that they might have been left there Sunday during the heaFy rain. Bloody marks were te6z2d on the window castings where in breaking the glass the naFaUdeFs cut their hands. 1t is thoaght te be he work of boys gather than tFamps CT burglars. Among those down from Norwich were the Misses GeeF. Mir aHd Mrs. Isaac $, Jones' Afr. and Mrs. Kennedy and MP. casey,
 Sought Gifts ia Norwich.
 
 faFd and Mss Alice SatteFiee, with Miss Florence HuT41utt of the vii lags were t}R committee for buying rH.- RiGS for the Sunday sEbe0l eliI- ,iEzas GisFSstE2as tree, and they were in Norwich Wednesday, F97sE chasing t1aa same,
 Leases Farm.
 D F. Povey nf New London has Hased tfls farm If or7su Latham re- liam Allen. who are occupying the Frank Huributt place On the river road
 Village Notes.
 Afizrs Alice sat1aries visited her cousin MIss Grace HeeJsh. in Dan eison, lsst " Wednesday, and they spent rh1rSd7y together In Providence, R.
 The cottage occupied by Mrs Emma Bennett is having a new vera71da floor and steps and being otherwise re paired
 71abes Blinn, vfrc has been at Rich uCnd Hills for q number of months returned last week for the winter
 Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich and Mrs. Belle Tracy of New London made their December visit to their uncle, Moves B Allyn at his home Tuesday and Wednesday of the past week.
 Pos+rnae+ e+er Samuel |, Brown re- turned Sunday night from trip to : CIV York and New Haven
 Nr. and Mrs. A F. Darlington of ! Boston were in the village the first 3f the week. Nr. Darlington was ca -erer for the Harvard crews when they E gre at tfeir quarters last June.
 Christopher c. Allen of Norwich was -he week end guest of Harlan New bury
 3I-. and Mrs. John J. Law1ess with -helr .UCCla daughter Ernestine, are srendinz 3 few days in New London.
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