Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-15
GALES FERRY
Sale by Sunday School Members We'll Atsenled-What is interesting Cot tagers ard Villagers.

An ice. cream and cake sale was he q or the lawn of Moves B. Allyn under the auspices of the Sunday school of tEe M. E. church Friday aftern oon ftcm to o'clock. There was a Eb- eral patronage and the supply was not equal to the demand. The young la dies who served as waitresses were Misses Marion and Mildred Rogers and Mss Marguerite Wulf.
 Picture Lesson. At the Sunday school session of tire l Methodist church Sunday, Aug. g, the Rev. MT. Potter gave a picture lesson on temperance to the children before t,:c lesson study was taken up. He compared all evil habits to the clins | ing vine which saps the life from the | tree or shrub to which it attaches it. | self. and to illustrate this had a plant | in his hand with thrifty vine grow | ing upon it which would finally ruin | the plant. Several reward pins for regular attendance were given, to Rev. | Games NJ. Potter and Mrs. Potter and 1 son Donald each a gun metal pin for | fCu.' months regular attendance. Gnn metal pin to Mary Jeannette Jones, four months: Courtland E. CoIver, Jr., | bronze pin, two months; gold plated | pin. Gordon Manierre, eight months; silver pin, Dorothy Birch, six months; tronze star, Miss Gertrude Allen, 14 Tonths.
 Open Air Service.
 The second open air meeting of the season was held on the Bluff on the l grounds of Mrs. John c. Perkins at 630 o'clock Sunday afternoon under | the auspices of the Epworth league. Mrs. John c. Perkins was pianist and Reginald Ashbey of Norwich cornetist Listen to the Savior's Voice by Adam Geibel was rendered by the choir of the Methodist church. Miss Grace Chap TaE sang the solo part, You Must Do Something for Jesus. Rev. MT. Potter took for his theme The Supreme Con- test, the lines found in II Timothy, 4th chapter. Tth verse, T have fought the gccd fight
 Gone to Camp Ground.
 Rev. James lI Potter and Mrs. Pot ter. with ittle son Donald. left for the Gales Ferry cottage at Willimanric camp ground Monday afternoon and Nll be joined by other delegates dur ing the week to attend the Epworth league institute. Miss Laura A. Per Rims joined them as delegate that evening.
 Miss Nellie Parker and her mother : Mrs. Parker, of Norwich were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Henry w Hurlbutt, Woodlawn farm. Motored from Moravia. MT and Mrs. Arthur Meade and daughters. Edith and Louise, arrived last week from Moravia, N. Y, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Amos Hurlbutt 1irS. Meade's parents. They made the l Jc urney in their touring car with chauffeur.
 Mrs. Horace Sears and son, Alfred l Dana, left the home of Mrs. Sears sis ter Mrs. Delphine Fish, for Bostor Monday to visit the parents of MT 3 Redwood City. Cal, which journey sh; l Will take in about week.
 Miss Georgiana Maynard of Groton ! Ma ass., is the guest of her grandmother , Mrs. Eliza Maynard. and at the homo
 O. her aunt, Mrs. Eugene aL F'ontaine l oe the Stoddard district. 5 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Parker of Nor. W1ch are spending August at the hom. or Mrs. Parker's parents, MT. and Mrs
 Henry w. Hurlbutt.
 Mrs. John Griswold and Mrs Waite
 I:eChWlth of New London were caller
 a. tho home of their uncle, Moves B Allyn, last Friday afternoon I Guests on Heuseboat.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Y Messenge - of Norwich were guests of MT an, !, Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham on t.i
 Eouseboat Gypsy last Thursday. Mir: and Mrs. George A. Hamilton = and Miss Ruth Hamilton of Norwicl
 were week end guests of MT and Mrs Il Louis R. Church at their cottage ol - the Bluff
 Lloyd Church, son of MT. and Mrs
 Louis R. Church. returned to bushes = iu Rochester, N. Y. Saturday afte T spending two weeks vacation with hi
 parents at their cottage. n Miss l. H. Gay of Mt Vernon. N. Y n vas the guest of Mrs. James H. Free
 man and daughter, Miss Caroline F e Freeman, at their home, The Boweri, = iast Saturday. Miss Gay returned t
 aer nome on Monday from Norwich e Start for Indiana, d Mrs. George H. Murphy and her sis tnr, Miss Sarah Latimer, left Wednes
 day for Moores Hill, Ind, the hom
 of Mrs. Murphy
 Mrs. Rowland w. Perkins of Ne
 London was a guest at the bungalo-
 oe Mrs. Amanda H. Perkins last Wed d neSday.
 ;c Mrs. Delphine Fish and Mrs. Fam
 A. Molthrop attended the celebratio
 ar Stonington Monday.