Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-17
New london County
GALES FERRY

District Superintendent and pr. Caro- weil so Take Charge of Services the 2nah-ciarenee Underwood Leaves fer New YorI<-ksw Bosthouse.
 On the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, Get. 20, Rev G. C. SciIFe1iel and Dr. Cardwell will speak in the Methodist church. At 2.so o'ciock m fhc afternoon Dr. Cardwelfs theme viii be Missions. Rev. Mr. Scr1vener' district superintendent, will noio .ne quarterly conference and speak on the duplex envelope used for the pledge .,skerinos of the church at 7.30 o'clock n, the evening" There will be speciai unusic. and supper will be served De- tween the services. Members or tne UncasviIIe Methodist church will be invited to attend
 Liberal Offering.
 At t1ae morning service in the Meth odist church last Sunday the oHer1ng was liberal one for the widows ana children. in Europe left destitute by tho war.
 < Will Arrange for Rally Day. Y At a meeting of the Sunday school f,nard last Sunday Mrs. Dudley c. Per 3Sfns and Mrs. James M. Potter were elected to i'll vacancies on the com mitfee As the Sunday school has not held its Rally day. this conIniltee IS to arrange for the day some Sunday this month It was Missionary Sunday in the school and recitations were given: Gods Truth, by: Madeline Biren and Alton and Edna Chapman; our Duty, by Mary Birch. A special oftef- in~ was taken for missions
 TRe Rpworth league service was conducted by Court,and E. Coiver Sunday evening, the topic being Cnris- tian Stewardship.
 Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs left Friday to visit in New Bedford. Mass, at the home of MT. Gibbs sister, Mrs. c. F. Ira Latham Smith, Mrs Fred Fur Juer and Mrs. Myrta Mather were Ruests at a party at MT. and Mrs. All len Eoung's in Waterford Wednesday, 't Underwood Family Leaves.
 Clarence Underwood and family, who l have been spending the summer at the Risdon cottage in the village, closed the house last week. and left for thelr home in New York. MT. Underwood {. ls the well known Illustrator and sketches and paints the designs for covers for well known periodicals Nc ,C1ure's magazine for October has on the cover the head painted by MT. Un- derwood of his daughter Valerie.
 heussboat in Winter Quarters.
 Mrs. Walter NJ Buckingham and NkIo on the houseboat Gypsy Thursday af- terncon the last time for the season, as the Gypsy was put into winter ;uuarters on ColulInbus day by Walter M. Buckingham. the owner
 Murray Warner. a former summer resident of the village. was caller at the home of Nathan A. Gibbs on the holiday MT. Warner is now a resi- deat of San Francisco. Cal, and with Mfs. Warner is on a tour east
 Edward R. Latimer left Sunday af- tsrnoon with one of the Swampscott dDrias used by the Roxbury school to return it to New Haven. It was lowed by q power boat
 sF.I Rogers, manager of the Nation al Biscuit company in Norwich. and 71is sister, Miss Elinor, of Philadelphia, left last week after spending the sea- son son the Bluff at the Corey cottage. Charles A. l.. Morgan of Middletown Joined 1CrH- Morgan at the late home of ilkxH Morgan's father. Thomas Latham. last week and will remain several days.
 Mass Harriet Bishop Brown of Hartford was the guest of her mot1- CT. Mra- Sarah J. Perkins, for the week end and holiday.
 Miss Mildred Rogers, a recent guest uE Mrs Ruth Lawson and her sister, Na1ss Marion, both of Hartford, left for thAt city Monday afternoon. Miss R6asion had been the guest of her aunt, 1Efa. Delphine Fish, of the: village
 Guests from Chicago
 SMrs. SiIls of Chicago left Sunday 3cher spending several days as a guest sk tho home of MT. and Mrs. Frans Apain.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James sittig Edlns Alice Hurlbutf, who were married Mkk Sittig's mother, Mrs. Lucy A Huf4butf. on Sunday, returning home fliat evening.
 Acting Station Agent.
 IL g. Malloy of Medway, Mass. i: aG&fnx as station agent for the New 24SNen road while the regular agent R Lawson. has several days leave Of ahaence,
 Roy. James M. Potter attended tb, mfnist1ial association of the Nor. vidh district held in Rockville M. B church Monday and Tuesday.
 The Misses MatfeWson of the vii 3nge are spending a week visitin: EStends in Mfddletown and Durham !. Frank Aplin and Kenneth Mendel O Ak Vernon. N. Y., recent guest O the Aplin family here at their sumTne hone. left for Mt Vernon Monday af ter spending the week end and hoIi dAS.
 Frank Graham Brown of Southing ton arrived here by automobile Satur day to join his father, Coroner Frank Hn H. Brown. on a fishing trip in NJ, Browns auxiliary boat Ruth for tn week end.
 Nrx. Charles J. Pierce of Allyn, Point is having extensive improve psents made on her residence there. { GeEanda and dormer window are bein added.
 Representatives of Yale navy wer in the village last Saturday with nuntractor and builder making plan for the proposed new boathouse wllic VIII be commenced immediately.
 Richard D. Vaughn of Hartford wa . caller Monday on MT. and Mrs M Coleman at their summer cottage O the Bluf.
 Mr. and Mrs James M Martin al at their cottage on the Bluff, comin from their home in Meriden Tuesda,
 CAspar K. Freeman of New York st the home of his mother. Mrs. Jame B. H.Freeman, who is seriously Ill wit vaIvu1ar trouble of the heart Mis Caroline B. Freeman of Mt Vernol daughter of Mrs. Freeman, is also the home.
 YAWBUX VALLEY
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Maine spe, "Wednesday at Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Clark entertaine