Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-11
GALES FERRY
Many Mourners at Funeral of Harlan N. Newbury = Local Attendants at Worcester Music FestivaI-Natha A. Gibbs at Bankers Convention.

The funeral of Harlan Newbury was
 held from the Gales Ferry Methodist
 Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon
 at 1 o'clock Rev. c. Wilson Harrison
 officiating. A solo, Tennyson's Cross
 ing the Bar was rendered by Miss
 Grace A. Chapman, with hymn by
 the choir. There were many beautiful
 flowers. Relatives and friends attend
 ed the service from New London,
 Groton, Norwich, Danielson and Moo
 sup. besides several brother Masons
 from Montville lodge. The service at
 the burial. which was in the family lot
 in the village cemetery, was conducted
 by members of Groton lodge l. O. o.
 F., who also acted as bearers
 MT. Newbury did not long survive his
 wife. formerly Miss Amy BolIes Sat
 terlee, who with her infant daughter
 died May [, five months previous to
 the day and nearly to the hour of his
 burial Mir Newbury leaves a son by
 former marriage Harlan Newbury,
 Jr, and a sister, Mrs Latham E.
 Smith.
 Attended Music Festival.
 Miss Alice Satterlee and Mrs Eu-
 gene LaFontaine of Allyn's Point re-
 turned Saturday from their annual
 visit in Worcester Mass, having at tended the music festival At Bankers Convention.
 Nathan A. Gibbs, assistant cashier of the Thames National bank of or wich, left Wednesday to attend as a
 representative of the bank the con- vention of the American Bankers as sociation held this week in Boston. Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich and Mrs. Ada Larrabee and Miss Emma Larrabee of South Windham and Mrs. E. H. Tracy of New London were guests last week of their relative, Moves B. Allyn.
 MT. and Mrs B. A. James of AIlyn's Point entertained relatives over Sun day from Westerly and PeacedaIe, R. Mrs. John $. Noland of New London
 was recent guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Chapman in the Al lyn s Point section.
 MT. and Mrs Sober moved last week from the Stoddard's Wharf section to the house on the Ferry cove vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bronson. MT. and Mrs Nelson Parker of Nor wich were over Sunday guests of rel atives at the Ferry. Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt, who is improving from a recent illness. &C., companied them home for a visit. Mrs. Franklin H. Brown was a week end visitor at her home in Norwich
 Frank Hilton and J Frank Corey of Norwich were at their summer home here Tuesday
 Offering for Missions. The quarterly offering for missions was made at the session of the M. E. Sunday school Sunday, a, short pro- gramme of recitations being given as follows. The Lord Hath Need of You, Miss Mary Birch Tithing, Miss Made leine Birch The Little 1 Can Do, Miss Ernestine Talbot
 Auxiliary Gives Supper. The supper given under the auspices of the Woman Home Missionary aux Hilary as the last of the summer se- ries Wednesday evening netted a fair [ return for the efforts of the society, considering the bad weather. Mrs. Rowland H. Perkins of New London spent Monday with relatives at the Ferry.
 Mrs Fred Richards of Norwich vis- i tied relatives here Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Moves Smith of New London have been spending several l days this week at the Ferry, having been called here by the death of Mir. | Smiths uncle, Marian N. Newbury. Maurice Maynard. an engineer of the tug Nigilant was a recent visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. Lydia s. Maynard.
 Mrs. Charles H. Chapman and Mrs. | Solon Chapman of the Center Groton 1 road with Mrs. Sarah Perkins and l Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins from the l Ferry aHd Mrs. Charles H. Winchester | of Norwich, were guests of Mrs. Charles
 J. Pierce at Allyn's Point for a day last
 week
 Mrs F. A. AIpin and son Frank l closed their summer residence in the 1 village last week and returned to their l home in Mount Vernon. N. '.