Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
GALES FERRY

GALES FERRY
 Miss Perkins Tells How Epwor.a
 League Banner was Won-Meetine
 of Aussiliary-cottases Being Closed.
 At the Sunday morning service Holy communion was administered by Rev. James M. Potter assisted by Rev. Nor man Flfckinger of Millbury, Mass.
 At the Sunday school session there were special readings after the lesson study, by Misses Grace Chapman and Mary Birch.
 At the Epworth League meeting at 7:30 o'clock Sunday morning Miss Jennie s. Perkins. the Contest sSecre- tary, led the service, and told how the league won the Banner. the first year, and retained, it the past year. Rev. Mr. Potter and Miss Laura A. Per klns reported the proceedings of the Institute recently held at Wi1hmantic, which they attended as delegates.
 Auxiliary Meets.
 Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins, vice president of the local auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary society. entertained the members at the first meetingi after the summer vacation at her home. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Perkins pre- sided in the absence of the President, Miss Sarah L. Latimer,- who is at present in Indiana. Mrs James NJ. Potter was appointed to serve as president until the return of Miss Latimers The subject of, the after noon's study was Young : People in , Missions Readings were given by Mrs. Harmon C. Perkins. and Misses Harriet Bishop Brown and Laura A. Ferklfss. Refreshments were served.
 Recently Returned from China.
 Oliver Morse Jr. of Greenlawr1, L.. l., who has recently returned from China, where he was a professor of mathe- matics at tine Yale mission. was a guest at the home of MT and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs. several days last week.
 SsEnioying .cottase Eife.
 George L. Wilbur. brother of Mrs John J. Lawless, and Mrs. Wilbur and son David, with Rev. Norman lT1ick- inger and Mrs. Fiiebinger of Millbury Mass. arrived Tuesday to spend tive weeks ait Locust Terrace cottage, neal the village.
 Mrs. J. l. Birch and daughters Mary Madeline. and Dorothy. with Mrs Erie Fucker and child, were guests of Mrs Grace Harris in Groton, Wednesday. Frank W Brewster, treasurer of the New. London County Agricultural so- ciety was a caller in the village Tues. day.
 Mrs. D. J. Cavanaugh of New Lon. don spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs. John J. Lawless of the village. Mrs. Frank L. Lathrep and daughte, Miss Marion of Norwich, were guest, day.
 Furniture Stored. The household furniture of Richard | Chase of Portsmouth, R.; l., arrived a. Long Cove, by auto van. Saturday, ant | were stored in the building recent. l owned by Edward R. Perkins. MT l Chase will remove this building to tn, tract of land he has purchased iron I Wallace Perkins.
 l Mrs. Charles A. SatterIee returned Monday with her son Elmer Satterlee who had been spending the weekend | with his parents. to his home in Nortl Haven. to spend several days. ] Mrs. William Allen and daughte l Gertrude left Monday for a visit il l Nova Scotia.
 MT. and Mrs. Stevens of Cambridge | Mass, who have been at one of tn cottages on the Charles H. Brow place returned home last week. l. Mrs. Delphine Fish and Mrs. Fam, I A. Molthrop attended the open meetin l of Anna Warmer Bailey Chapter D. 4 R. Monday afternoon, in the Monu ment House, Groton, and the unveilin | of the window given by A. ". Pierso of Niagara Falls. as a memorial t I his great grandfather Aaron Kinnt pastor of the Congregational churc
 at the time of the Battle of Groto
 Heights. in 17s1.
 chaperoned Campers. l Miss Mabel Smith has returned t liner home after chaperoning a party c
 six girls at the Grasshopper Camp 3 Pequonnoc Bridge. for a week. I the party were Misses Ethel Hewitt yfo z soH,- T<afI Montgomery and Hazel Lamb of Led
 ward, Miss Elsie Mcclure of Mysti Il Miss Marjorie Morgan of Pequonno'
 The last two days the young ladies en
 tertained at the camp, Miss Ami Beaudro of Ledyard.
 Il Mrs. George A. Smith and two chil
 dren of New London were guests ( MrE. Latham Smith and family 0 Il Labor Day.
 MT. and Ma. Fred Chapman an daughter Gertr4ide. of Mtddletowl were weekend guests of .Mr:. Char
 mans sister. Mrs. Sarah O. Colver an | family at the Navy Yard. . cottssers Depart. The exodus of the summer peopl
 began Tuesday. among those ieavin
 for their homes were Mrs. Willial
 Brooks and the Misses Marion an
 Mildred Rogers of Hartford, closin
 the Rogers cottage in the village, M and Mrs. Isaac Jones and sons of No, wich and Mir. and Mrs. George Bfytt and little son Allison, of Putnam, frol
 cottages on the Bluff.
 On Wednesday, MT. and Mrs. Wi s liam .Beadle. and daughter. Mil Il Gladys Readle, asd their son, and N and Mrs. Frank Woodruff and childre of Richmond Hill, L. T., and Mr ar : Mrs. Smith and family from Ne \ York.
 UneasviIIe Pastor to Preach. VI Rev. D. ". Adams of Uncasville VI
 preach in the Methodist church tomo I row (Suu day) afternoon at ? o'cdoc
 There will be no morning service. IT
 Sunday school will be held at the u!
 uaI hour 1 o'clock, The Rev. Jam :, M. Potter pastor of ths chugch IS aws !. on his vacation.
 Attorney John J. Lawsess will leE s the Epwprth League service nt j.;