Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
GALES FERRY
Easter Services at Methodist Church --Meeting of Missionary Society," Hcuseboat Beinq Repaired.

Easter Sunday in the Methodist church the decorations were Easter lilies and daffedils with potted plants. Rev. Mir Potter took his text from 1 Cor. 18th chapter 20th verse: But now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the first fruit of them that slept" At the offertory Miss Grace Chapman sang The Resurrec- At the Sunday school session spe- | cial readings were given by Dudley C. Perkins, assistant superintendent, and by Harold Mcclure.
 The Easter caIftata at 7.30 o'clock in ! the evening, The Resurrection and the Life, by an augmented choir, was well rendered.
 W. H. M. Meeting. The Woman's Home Missionary so- eiety held it's April meeting Tuesday afternoon in the vestry. Miss Sarah Latimer presiding. The keynote of the meeting was Love Ne Therefore the Stranger a topic on immigration. The meeting opened with the singing of a hymn. Miss Alice 3Satter1ee pre- siding: Scripture reading by Miss sponsixe reading. led by Miss Latimer; reading selected, by Miss Harriet Bishop Brown: singing, The Better Day Questions on the Tendencies of Immigration, by Mrs. Delphine Fish; selection, No. 2: reading by Miss Brown; Answers to Questions on Mis- sionary Work, Mrs. Harmon L. Per hns; reading, The Land of Promise, by Mrs. John J. Lawless. The report of the secretary. Mrs. Lucy HuriDutt spending secretary, Miss Laura A. Per kins, gave out envelopes for the jubi- Jee offering and reported garments sent to a home in New Haven. Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins, chairman of the mite boxes. which were opened at this meeting, reported the amount as be- ing $17. After adjournment tea was served from a table with yellow and white color scheme, daffodils for the flowers and the doilies with yellow lace. Mrs. DelDhine Fish and Miss Alice Satterlee poured, Mrs. John J. LaWless and Miss Latimer served.
 Auto Visitors frenn Providence. son, Attorney Alfred Chaffee of Prov idence, R. L. motored to the village in Mrs. Chaffee's new touring car on Easter Sunday to call on Mrs Emma Bennett, cousin of Mrs. Chaffee's. The distance to and from Providence was more than one hundred and thirty miles.
 Goes to Newark.
 Mrs. Mary Watrous of Groton was recent visitor at the home of her parents Mir. and Mrs. Charles IL Comstock. Mrs. Watrous left Groton tiAC IbSi Ol tIS WeSk 10 dSSu1Ie LGF new duties in a Home for Friendless Girls, in Newark N. J.
 Mrs. R. D. Fftzmaurice of Water bury and son Edward of Providence spent several days last week at their cottage The Pioneer. on the Bluff
 Among Norwich people who visited their cottages on the Bluff Good Fri day were the family of Otto WIIlf, with guests, Herman Wulf and family, and members of the Corey and Hilton fam flies.
 Open Summer Cottage.
 Mrs. Frank A Alplin and son Frank, Jr, arrived here from Mount Vernon, N. Y, on Wednesday last and opened their summer home for a visit of about ten days MT Alpiin with guests, MT. and Mrs. Fowler of Mt Vernon, spent Easter Sunday here with them.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Gibbs of Nor wfch visiter their home in the village on Good Friday as did also Coroner Franklin H. Brown at his cottage, Red fern.
 Christopher G. Allen of Norwich was the guest of Harlan Aewbury for the week end
 Mrs. Delphine Fish was the Easter Sunday guest of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown of Norwich
 Mrs, Sarah E. Colyer of the Navy Yard is recovering from an attack Of intermittent fever
 MT and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee of North Haven spent the week end at the home of MT. Satter1ee's parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee