Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-02
GALES FERRY
New Pastor to Preach Series of Ser. mons-Red Top to be Improved- League Anniversary.

At the Sunday morning services in the Methodist church, the Rev. James NJ. Potter. began a series of sermons on the Christian Religion beginning Verse. In the Beginning God. Ow- ing to the unpleasant day many were absent from this service.
 The Sunday School session was un- der the direction of the assistant. Dudley c. Perkins. Mrs Charles J. second year of regular attendance re- ceived a bronze star.
 The Sunday evening service was under the leadership of Mrs. D. C. Perkins and the Epworth League topic was. Why Every One Should Sign Temperance Pledge
 Quarterly Conference.
 That the first quarterly conference is to be held by the Rev. G. c. Scriv- ener at the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday evening. May IA, was an nounced by the pastor, Rev. MT. Pot ter at the morning service Sunday
 Captain Percy H. Morgan of Mys- tic, seaIer of weights and measures of New London county, visited the two village stores Thursday.
 To Improve Red Top.
 It is said that changes are to be made at Red Top. the Harvard quarters, this season, and that the work will commense soon on the house enlarging the dining room and mak- ing many improvements in the kltch- en apartment.
 The family of Nathan A Gibbs, as sistant treasurer of the Thames Ma tional bank. Norwich. arrived at their home in the village last Thursday, having spent the winter in that city.
 Miss Mart Rudd Gibbs of Radcliffe college, Cambridge, Mass. after spending a few days at her home re- turned to her studies Monday after noon.
 Miss Florence Bennett. teacher in Waterford. was a caller at the home of Mrs. Mapda H. Perkins Saturday.
 Attorney John J. Lawless and Mrs. I.awless, with her little daughter, Er- nestiDe Talbot. were guests at the birthday dinner of Mrs. Lawless' sis ter. Mrs. A. B. Cavanaugh in New London, Thursday of last week s Merchants Week Guests.
 Mrs. Fannie A. Northrup was the guest of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown of Norwich for Thursday and Friday of Merchants week.
 Mrs. Walter NJ. Buckingham of Norwich entertained Miss Laura A. Perkins of the village on Thursday of Merchants week.
 Charles A. L. Morgan Of Middle town, spent SuIOdS WiNh AeNlhCi in-law Thomas Latham. Mir. Morgan was a delegate from the lodge of Odd Fellows in his city to visit Fairyiew Home Groton, on Saturday the 23th, the state visiting day and continued his journey to visit MT. Latham
 Miss Annie Sprague of Starboard, Maine arrived Tuesday to visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins, in the village.
 Among the people from the village who were shopping in Norwich last Thursday were noticed Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins Mrs D. C. Perkins, Miss Kate B. Colver and the Misses Mathewson.
 Mrs Lillie Newbury of New York visited her son Harlan Newbury at the home of MT and Mrs Latham Smith several days last week.
 Mrs. Elmer Satterlee and little daughter Rebecca. returned to their home in North Haven, Thursday, after spending two weeks at the home of Mir. Satterlee's parents, Mir. and Mrs Charles A. Satteriee.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates of New London was a visitor at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harmon l.. Per kins, recently.
 Mrs. James 1T. Freeman returned to her home here from Mt. Vernon, N. Y. last Friday afternoon. accompanied by her daughter. Miss Caroline B. Free man.
 Miss Sarah Latimer is the guest of friends in Hartford .--- Mrs Charles B. Jennings of New