Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
Who is Going and COMMUNICATIONS. Accidents
and Building in Three Counties.
New London County
GALES FERRY

Methodist Sunday School Re-elects
officers-Watea Night Meeting
Facts About the Historic steddard
House.
A meeting Of the Sunday school
board was held in the vestry Wednes-
day evening, Rev, Mr., Harrison pre-
siding. Prayer was offered by Supt.
c, Il, Colver, The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the secretary,
Miss Alice Satterlee. The officers of
Superintendent c. E. Colyers assist
ant superintendent ., c. Perkins,
secretary and treasurer, Miss Alice
Satterlee; librarian. r. irving Hurl-
butt; pianist. Jennie G. Perkins:
teachers. Rev, c. ", Harrison Mrs
Sarah e. Colrer Mrs Sarah ]. Per-
kins. Charles II, Chapman Mrs Henry
W. HGraeutt, Mrs .. G, Perkins, Mrs.
Eugene La Fontaine, Miss J. G.. Per
kins, Miss Florence Hurioutt: subst1-
tute teachers Miss Sarah Latimer,
senior class, Mrs Fanny A. Moithrop,
intermediate, Miss Grace Chapman.
juniors; Miss Laura A Perkins pri-
maEyS missionary committee, fo, Sun
day school, Mrs. Sarah ]. Perkins,
Mrs E La Fontsine Miss Florence
D c. Perkins, Mrs Charles J. Pierce,
r. Irving Hurtbutt, committee for spe-
cia1 occasions Mrs La Eontaine, Miss
Sarah Latiu7er, Miss Florence Hurl-
butt, Miss Alice Satterlea. Miss Amelia
Mathewson. decision days COMMITTEES
Rev. Mr- Harrison. c. E Colver. Mrs
Sarah J. Perkins Reports were given
by SIpt- C E Cofver, Mrs c. E Col
yer and Rev Mr. Harrison superinten-
dent of the cradle roll. Miss Florence
Hux1butt- home department, Miss Sa-
ran 11a1tmer- Following adjournment,
refreshments were served
Walsh Night Services.
Then Mrs Courtland E. Colver took
up the reading of Their Christmas
Golden Wedding, by Caroline Abbot
Stanley, as q part OF the programme
preceding the watch night service De-
voiozlal services were follow ed by re-
marks by Rev Mr. Harrison from the
goth Psalm ON the brexity Of life, clos
ing with silent prayer, while the church
bell rang clearly the hour of IL and
the new year WAS ushered In
Special Music.
Special musical services were given
both morning and evening IN the NJ
z. church Sunday The evening SER
vice WAS followed by the mission study
was The Religious Conditions in
China
The Historic stoddard House.
"A WE'LL 10 The nome and I6Tn once
owned by The late CRY c. stoddard
Tuesday verified the fact that this
house was owned and occupied by
Capt. Ralph EtoddaIsd of the Revolt
tion and Also by his SON, L4aeSt Vine
Stoddard, and again by tlaa son OF
the war OF 1879. Guy g Etoddard sold
this place 30 yAars ago. IN 1853, to
AlonzO Tarner. MIR. Turner's widow
and some Of the family are living at
H. -
n1saeb pleasure TO visitors the face IN
one Of the large chambers drawn on a
door by a Haasaan soldier 13a years
ago. There we're other drawings Ina the
large living r0cGns bas they have been
@lsaateas4sd by pspesdng the walls.
to zee it. A large tEo-sstoFy white
house, In a good state OF preservation
The rooms all have summer trees
through the ceilings. 1t is situated less
i've from Gro4ca, GA the old road, and
WAS once in the town OF Gfoton, be-
fore the town was divided, a house
at the Revolutionary period. in a good
state Of preservation,
EfSef Locals.
Mrs. Emma E. J1aIiEaeR aRd da,ash-
t9T Miss Sarah JIa+iInsE, were dinner
guests Of Mrs. Leati2eFs sister, Mrs.
Edwin Kaaneg, Of New London, ca
SS4sk kSSdAlk<iS C2f9S
The Masses MathemSsh were holiday
guests OF friends In New london
Mrs. &@&as WikGSsx OF JeEett City
vas the guest 9f her motheT, Mrs.
,Aa@nze T;arnaE for GStsastzRas,
ME, asa1 Adss, Fred w. EaFaeF of
54enE Cove aad MES Myrta MatheF
a1G&q VITA DE-. aaaG AdEs: Allen Young
sR Waterford ga the holiday.
Thomas Latham visited his son,
Bradford I4a1hsd4l, ia GlHlfoHd, ard his
SON Charles in Essex feF the holiday
His grandson, TA9Raas, returned with
Mr.. Latham, AID gdEs Charles Latham
and another son came here to spend
Sunday at Mr.. L.aIhaaRs home.
Moves 3. Allyn was a guest at a
dinner party C5aTistnas day at the
haKRe OF A5F. and Mrs. Waller Beck
with in New London
o1Sin Latham OF Warren, r. l., was
9 1sAaF at his former home here on
Christmas,
ME. and MRS. Franz Ennis of Peace
2Aae, r T. sRd Miss Alice Taylor of
WssteRty, with Mr.. and Mrs. Avery
Maine 5nd daughter Doris, were guests
" the home ct T. A. Jasnes Christmas
day, Mrs., .JsRaes asRd Mrs. Main re-
tgss1sd vita Them for q visit
Misses Marion and MalaEed Rogers
" ffastfeEA haye heeR guests the past
week OF tlasav sasstt Mrs.. BeiBhiale