Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-06
New london County
GALES FERRY
Committees for Supper and Organ Re- citaI SeIeeted-BuriaI of Mrs. Ros- well Lamh-District Superintendent to Preach at Methodist Church.

to Preach at Methodist Church.
 At the business meeting of the La dies Aid society of the M B. church held in the vestry last Friday after noon plans were laid for variety supper and an organ recital to demon and to add directly to the fund for benevolences of the church. The fol- lowing committees were appointed: Advertising, Mrs. D. c. Perkins, Mrs. Long Cove. Mss. Kate B. Colver, Gales Ferry Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins. Allyn's Point, Mrs. P. l.. Norman; decorating, Mrs. F. A. Molthrop, Miss Laura A. Perkins; tables, Mrs. Delphine Fish, Miss Laura 4. Perkins, Mrs. Caro- en department, Miss Kate B. Colver, Mrs. S. J. Perkins, Mrs. H. L. Per kics; Ladies Aid table. Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop; cashier, Moves B. Allyn; Irving Hurlbutt. The committee in charge of church music will arrange for the organ recital.
 Burial of Mrs. Roswell Lamb.
 The burial of Mrs. Sarah Latham Lamb took place Monday afternoon in the village cemetery. Mrs. Lamb was the wife of Roswell Lamb of Meriden and was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Latham, who lived near the village some years ago. She leaves her husband, who has been an invalid for over live years, one daughter, Miss Harriette Lamb, of Meriden, a son, Ar thur Lamb. of New Haven, and brother. Lyman Latham, of Ledyard
 At New London Meeting.
 The local auxiliary of the W. H. M society was represented at the parson- age of the Federal street M. E. church in New London last Thursday after noon as guests of the Missionary So- ciety of that church by Acting Presi- dent Mrs. James M. Potter, Treasurer Miss Kate B. CoITer and the corre spending secretary, Miss Laura A. Perkins. with the recording secretary, Mrs. Lucy A. Hurlbutt.
 Methodist Church Notes.
 Rev. James. NJ. Potter spoke Sunday morning from the theme The Leaven of the Gospel in the M. B. church. At the session of the Sunday school Mrs Dciphine Fish received a bronze pin for two months regular attendance and Miss Kate B. Colver was awarded wreath pin for three years attend ance. The Epworth league service was conducted by Mrs. Henry W. Hurlbutt The topic was Winsome to Win. The hymns sung were those written by Fanny Crosby and sung in memoriam at this service. At a Sunday school board meeting held after the Sunday school session equal sums were voted 10 HLSSIOLS ana the DeneVOlenCeS Of the church from the home department
 At a meeting of the cemetery asso- ciation held in the vestry Saturday afternoon at o'clock it was voted to draw money from the working fund 0e the association to pay for brick.
 Personal Interests.
 Mrs. William Brooks of Hartford was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Del phine Fish, for the week end, return ing home Monday
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Egg1eston of New London who have been spending a month at Trout Brook cottage, re- turned home Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enos M. Gray of Led yard were in attendance at the burial of Mrs. Roswell Lamb of Meriden in the village cemetery Monday.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates of New London guests at the home of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Harmon L. Per kfns. several days the past week.
 Miss Alena Lester of Norwich was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Emma Bennett, over Sunday
 Mrs. Edwin Keeney of New London was a caller in the place Monday.
 District Superintendent to Preach.
 Rev. G. C. Scrivener, district super fntendent, will preach at the morning service in the M. B. church tomorrow CSunday) morning and at the evening service The Story of the Pink Rose, by Mrs. H. H. Whittemore, will be given, service of story and song.
 The body of Roswell D. Lamb of Mer1den was brought here for burial In the village cemetery Friday, four days after the burial of his wife Sara h Latham Lamb, on Monday. Mr' Lamb who had been an invalid for five years survived his wife but five days Clarence Latham of Essex was in the village Friday and Saturday.