Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-27
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
GALES FERRY
Quarterly Conferences at Methodist Church-5ook Club Resumes Meet ings-Address by Miss Josephine s. Fisk.

FISK.
 District Superintendent Rev. c. G. Scriyener Of Norwich, presided at the second and third quarterly conference Of the Gales Ferry charge held at the Xestry of the M. E.. church on Friday evening of last week D. c. Perkins was appointed clerk and the recently elected trustees were approved mem bers of the board. R. Irving Hurlbutt was elected to fill a vacancy on the board of trustees until the next annual election ocCasioned by the resigna ton Of George F. Dean. The elections of the presidents of the Epworth League the Ladies Aid society and the Wo- mans Missionary society were con nrmed and they were approved as members of the quarterly conferences
 The death of Mrs. Amy B. New bery leaving vacancy on the board of stewards, the name of Mrs. Jessie L. Pierce was added to the list The report of the preacher in charge, Rev (. Wilson Harrison, was given and ordered on file. The usual reports of the several departments were a:so given for record.
 A meeting for the reorganization of the board of trustees was held al the close of the conference. c. E. Colver was Teappointed as president and D. C. Perkins as clerk and treasurer.
 Prof. BoIes Visited Sisters.
 Prof. Albert s. Bolles of Haverford college, Penn. has been a recent guest of his sisters, Mrs. Harriet F. C1an- dall and Mrs. Harlan A. Pierce at their home in the village
 Mrs. George Ferguson and daugh- ter, Miss Georgiana, who have been making a weeks visit with Mrs er- guson's niece, Mrs. c. Wilson Harri: son, at the parsonage. returned to their home in Montreal Monday
 AT,1g. n. her guest, Miss Ruth Billings of Hat field, Mass, were visitors last week a the home of Mrs Parkers parents, Mr and Mrs H. W. Hurlbutt
 Mrs. Charles Hoyt returned to her home in Washington, D, C.. last week, after lengthy visit with her mother, Mrs. Lydia s. Maynard
 Mrs. Nelson J. Crowen of Norwich was recent guest for the day of her aunt, Mrs. Franklin H. Brown
 Mrs. Annie Hewlett, who has been making a visit with her sister. Mrs. Lucy Brown, returned last week to East ROckaway, L. l.
 Book Club Meets.
 The sessions of the Book club of the village were resumed last week when the members and guests from out of town were entertained by Miss Alice Satterlee. Mrs. Courtland r. ColVer was the reader, continuing an article from the ChautauQua course Refreshments were served, a party of sixteen enjoying the social hour.
 Mrs. R. D. F1tzmaurice, who enter tainer her niece, Miss Webber, for weeks vacation at her cottage on the Bluff, returned with her to their home in Waterbury Sunday evening. Edward FitZmaurice also spent the week end here. having resumed his studies in Providence at the ope1ing
 
 Mrs. George H. Murphy of Moore's Hill, Ind, who has passed several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Richard Latimer left for home Friday of last week
 Miss Mildred Pierce of Auyn's Point, probationer at the Connecticut tram Ing school for nurses at New Haven, made short visit at her home last week.
 Address by Miss Fisk.
 Miss Josephine s. Fisk superinten- dent of the deaconess' work at Provi- dence, gave an interesting address at the M. E. church Sunday evening Miss Fisk remained here over Sunday night, being entertained at the house of Mrs Sarah J. Perkins
 Mrs Charles McMillan and daugh- ter, Miss Helen, were guests for a day last week of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown at Redfern.
 -hIS. CHaTIeS SdJteFlee was a guest for several days last week of her sons family in North Haven. She was ac- companied by MT. Satterlee, who re- mained in North Haven for the dey
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Comstock are visiting their daughter, Mrs EI- mer E. Kidder and family in Spencer port x. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter MaIo and child of South WillingtOn have been recent guests of Mrs. Charles J. Pierce at Allyn's Point.
 R. Irving HurIbutt and Tracy Smith were attendants at Kingston fair
 Mrs. William Lewis of Allyn's Pui:.t with her guest, Mrs. Lucy Smith of Gilead, were week end visitors in Pres ton City.
 Moves B. Allyn entertained a carty of New London friends at his home on Saturday
 Returns to College.
 Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs left for Gam. bridge Mass, Tuesday, to resume her studies at Radcliffe college
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Kennedy of their cottage on the Bluff, returned home Monday
 Miss Laura Perkins left on Tues day for a weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs. Isaac G. Geer of LedyarI.
 Mrs. Hiscock has also clcbed her cottage on the Bluff, returning to Nor WiCh Sunday evening
 Mrs. D. c. Perkins and daughter, Miss Jennie c. Perkins, have been guests this week of Rev. and Mrs. D. Ward Adams in Attawaugan.
 Closing Session of Class.
 The final session of the teachers training class of the M, E. Sunday school, taught by Miss Caroline E. Freeman was held at the church yes try Saturday evening. Miss Freeman has returned for the week to ner du- ties IS a teacher of music at her for hnrlna Q lIc1lrnt NLnr-rnE,r,