Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
GALES FERRY
Arrangements For childrsn's Day. Harvard coxswain Captures Vale Flas-Pienic-Person

Sunday June 14th, Children's Day. will be observed in the Methodist church in place of the usual morning service. Rev. Mr. Potter will have after which a program of reading and songs will be given. The choir Is re- hearsing special music.
 Received Rewards.
 At the Sunday School session last Sunday the following received awards for regular attendanceVMadelin Birch, wreath pin, three years: Mary Birch, book, four years; Dorothy Birch, gun metal pin, four months; Rev. Mir Potter. Mrs. Potter and Don- aid Potter. each bronze pin. for two months: Gertrude Allen. gold pin. one year: Gordon Manien. silver pin. six months; Edna Chapman, eighteen months, silver star.
 Camp Fire Girls Picnic.
 The Camp Fire Girls held a picnic on the Ledge near the village last Saturday afternoon. The supper con- sisted of salad, sandwiches, cake and lemonade,
 Tuesday evening from Northheld, where she had been attending inc commencement exercises of the thirty fifth anniversary of Northfeld Sem mary, and resumed her duties in the Thames National Bank, Norwich. S. who has been the guest of Mrs Frank Aplin for a week was the guest Of the Misses Geer at the Pines. Monday. Miss Caroline B. Freeman an iR- structor of music at Mt. Vernon, N. Y. has arrived in the village to spend her vacation at the home of her mo.n- CT. Mrs James Holden Freeman. MT. and Mrs. Elmer Satteriee Of | North Haven returned home Monday, after spending the week end at the | home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Satter- | lee. Attended East Hartford Meeting. Rev. James Nj. Potter attended the Ministers Meeting, Monday and 1 Tuesday at East Hartford. Home From California. John P. Satterlee has returned to l the village from Long Beach, Cali | fornia, where he has spent the win | ter. He visited his brother Edwin Satterlee at Dunlap, Iowa, while en- l route.
 l Miss Mary Gibbs returned to Cam ] bridge, Thursday to take her exam | nations at Radcliffe
 l Mrs. Horace Sears and son Alfred 4 of Red Wood City. Cal, arrived at the home of Mrs. Sears sister, Mrs. Del | phiue Fish, Saturday. Mrs. Sears was accompanied on the journey by Walter Keith of California, relative of Mrs l Sears Mir Keith spent Saturday | | Sunday noon-
 | Mrs Justin Peckham of Peckham's i Point spent Sunday at the home ol her sister, Mrs. Edward Stiles al Leonard Bridge.
 Members of Faith Trambull Chap. | ter. D. A R.. of Norwich held a basket | picnic with the Misses Geer at thu Pines. their cottage on the Blum Tuesday.
 Was at WiIIinnantio Meeting. Miss Laura A. Perkins attended ta' morning session of the Woman ] Home Missionary Society of the Nor wich District. at the Wflhmantit Camp Ground, Tuesday, as a delegate from the local auxiliary. She reported in the afternoon at a meeting Of thu | local society held at the home of Mrs
 Sarah c. Colver, and her daughte' | Miss Kate B. Colver at the Nav!
 Yard.
 Excitement On Circus Day. Tuesday morning, three Barnun
 and Bailey circus trains made quit
 a. lengthy stop in the place enrout'
 to Norwich.
 Captured Vale Flag.
 Later while the crews were all ou for their regular practice a pluck. little coxswain Of the Harvards, cam
 up and captured the Yale freshmen
 flag and got away with it too. Tw
 other men were waiting in a canoe fo
 him. He made the boat with all tn
 men left at the quarters in pursuit
 However they did not succeed in cap
 turing the flag or the man. Later tn flag was flying upside down. unde
 the Harvard treatments flag on tn | flag staff at Red Top.