Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
GALES FERRY
Received Cheek for S25-Cake Sale a Success-Epworth League Service Led by Mrs. K. L. Perkins.

Moves B. Allyn, solicitor of the Per manent Fund, for the Methodist Epis- copaI church of the village, was pleas antly surprised to receive a check Tor S25 last Sunday morning, from George Frost of Montclir, New Jersey. MT. Frost and family have recently re- turned to their home. having spent month at their cottage on the Bluff-
 lar.se Attendance at Sale
 The ice cream and cake sale given by Alfred E. Rogers at his home in the village was well attended last Friday afternoon from o'clock and during the evening. The veranda and Japanese ianters, tables were set on the lawn, making Q festive appearance. Mir. Rogers daughters. the Misses Marion and Mildred Rogers, were hostesses a. g. social hour in the eV- ening with dancing Nr. Rogers gave the proceeds of the sale to the Sietn- odist church treasury.
 Epyyorth League. The Epworth League service on Sunday evening August 10 was led by Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins. The topic being "Confessing Christ away rom home" There was a large attend ance and the meeting was interesting assisted in the service. Rev MT Pot- ter the pastor of the church and Rev. | MT. Bailey a summer visitor in the place. cso- A. Bailey, of CoIlinsville, will lead the Epworth league service next SunosS evening, the 23d of August. | Rev. Mir. Potter continued on his se~ | rice Of sermons on last Sunday morn | ing, the theme being Adoption With Gods Great Family. The text Wat Romans. Sth chapter. 18th verse. C. E | ~ n PnUaU sang a Jesus Knows and Understands at the
 William Fowler of Melrose, Mass. | and Mrs. c. Smith of Paterson. N S- | are guests of Mrs. John c. Perkins 1t her cottage on the Blun. | Personals.
 Miss Lincoln of Attieboro, Mass. l: a guest of the Misses Povey at tnen cottage near the village
 MT. and Mrs. Edward R. Latimer re turned from their honeymoon trip or Friday of last week.
 | Miss Kittie Holrns was the gues last week of Miss Kathryn Isbister al
 Miss Helen Buckingham of Nez York is a guest on the houseboat Gyp' sy of MT. and Mns. Walter M. Buck
 John Neville. son of Joseph J. Nev. iIle. of the village, has accepted po' sItion with the United States Finish ing company of Greenevilie and hai moved to Fifth street, where he w:i reside.
 E MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Pierce ant Mir. and Mrs. Walter Duff of New Jersey have taken the Webb cottag' for one month.
 Lieut.. Charles Satterlee, commando of the revenue cutter Acushnet, Il spending a few days at the home of hi parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles A Sat terlee.
 Among those in attendance at tn Epworth league institute in Williman tic last week on various days were tn Misses Alice Satteriee, Jennie G. Per |, kins and Ruth Lawson.
 Rev. James M. Potter returned tI willimantic to join Mrs. Potter ant son Donald, who remained at tn Gales Fery cottage on the caml ground after the closing of the Ep | worth league institute for the week enl on Monday and the entire family vii ! remain through the camp meeting O the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Solon Moxley of Nor wfch were guests of Mrs. Monkeys so- Frank Corey and family at the Core cottage on the Bluff and attended ser } vice at the village church last Sun day.
 Mrs. Franklin H. Brown visited Nil Browns mother. Mrs. Martha z ! Brown, in Mantle Thursday.
 Giant Sunflowers.
 Harmon L. Perkins of the village ha
 been growing this season giant sun
 flowers without much apparent effor [ Last week the plants were reported !
 heirf 13 feet high. and ~i-cs tN~t t'-- <. have eno.yn another i,fI Ina, l';- i.