Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-10
GALES FERRY
FcSce Sunday Observanc-WalIacc F. PcrRino Death-AuxiIia-y Meets with Mrs. N. A. Gibbs.

ing service, the Rev James M. PotteI omciatins. His theme was, Peace Through Conflict. St. Matthew, chap. ter 10, S4th verse. He also read the presidents proclamation. At the Sun day school session rewards for reg ular attendance were given in tho following order: Gold plated pin. Dor othy Birch; gold plated star, Edna Chapman; silver plated pin, Doris Main. Delegates appointed to attend the fifth annual convention of the New London County Sunday School asso- citation to be held at the First Bap- tst church. Norwich. October 7. We'd nesday, were Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins and Mrs. James M. Potter.
 The Sunday evening service under the leadership of Mrs. Dudley c. Per kins who had as the topic A Song of Companionships, was under the auspices of. the Epworth League.
 0ietriet Superintendent Co Steak.
 Dictrict Superintendent G. G. Scriv- ener, with pr: Colwell, will be heard at the Methodist church Tuesday af- fernoon and evening. Oct 20.
 Rev. James M. Potter and Mrs. Pot COT. with son Donald, returned last spent in Plainfield. N. J.
 Funeral of Wallace Perkins. WCllace F. Perkins of Long Cove Gsod e1 his home on Thursday, Oct !. of a disease of the heart. He had been in failing health for some time.
 Nr. Perkins was born near the home where he died. about 62 years ago. His wife died few years ago. He is sur v1ved by an aged mother, Mrs. Pru- dence M. Perkins, whoM resided with him, and brothers, Clifford, Elmer and Newton Perkins. all of Groton, besides two sisters, Mrs. Nelson Avery of New London and Mrs. Everett Bruce of Long Cove. Ledyard. His funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 2.3O at NO. Meridian street, New London. Rev. D.. Ward Adams of Uncasville of1ciated. The bearers were relatives. Burial was in the Starr cemetery, Groton.
 Cottaaers Leave.
 Hermon Wulf and family and MT. and Mrs. George Ashbey and son Reg inald closed their cottages on the Bluff and returned to their homes in Nor wich last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich and Mrs. B. H. Tracy of New London were guests of their uncle, Moves B. Allyn last Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mrs. Emma Bennett with her son Orrln moveds-Monday from the cot tage she has been recently occupying to the ichabod cottage, which Mrs Bennett has purchased from the es- tt1 1xd
 MT. and Mrs Elmer Satterlee of North Haven spent the week end with MT. Satterlee'S parents, MT. and Mrs. z. A. Satterlee of the revenue marine service was also a guest at the Sat teriee home on Monday to visit his parents and sister, Miss Alice Satter- lee.
 Charles B. Jennings, supervisor of schools of New London, and Mrs. Jen- n1ngs. with their daughter Miss Alice and a friend, Mrs. Edwards, were at the Jennings cottage at the Charles H. Brown place Saturday.
 Mrs. Milo Benn, and children. with a party of friends from New London, were at the cottage of Mrs. Benn's aunt, Mrs. Joab Rogers in the yjI- lage for Saturday.
 Mrs. William Brooks of Hartford re- turned home Monday after spending the week end with her mother Mrs, Delphine Fish of the village.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradford Latham of Gu1lford and Clarence Latham of Es- sex were visitors at the late home of their father, Thomas Latham for 8 few days the past week.
 Entertained Auxiliary.
 Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs entertained the local auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary society at her home on Tuesday afternoon from 2.3O to : o'clock, the president, Mrs. James M. Potter. presiding. The meeting open ed with prayer by Rev. MT. Potter for peace in Europe; reading. Japanese Girls. by Miss Laura A. Perkins: Asiatics in America: readings by nine 1adien New Light of America, by Mrs. ttSnTy w. Hurlbutt; Missionary Enig- n1lN by Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins and Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins.
 e mi, 1f gore read by Recording Secretary Mrs. lNcy A. Hurlbutt: roll call: report of corI&Qcnd1ng secretary, Miss Laura PesEins: treasurer's report by Miss axNe B. Colver. The matter of giving a iR1rvoct supper was discussed and 61a Ealowing arrangements committee WSaC anpointeG: aGrs. Sarah J. Pe1S6ns, A9rA Earmon L. Perkins, Miss Olive A19tEH, Miss Kate 8. Coiver and Rev. Aca Nrs. Potter advisory committee. were served. Mrs Gibbs Eoa9ed and her davghter, MI6s Mary Fead1 Giboo served. ascssted by mem ogo of the auxiliary, Mrs. Jchn [. LAwlecs and Afies Laura A. Perkins. A DloasaOt cocial hour with music EcnoUed.
 Camp Fire Crib Meet,
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 Bod Top CIeoed.
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