Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
GALES FERRY
Address on White Mountains in Enter tainment Course-Rewards for Sum day School Attendance.

The second number in the course of entertainments under the auspices of the Epworth league was given last Friday evening in the Vestry of the NJ E. church. The programme was as follows: Opening solo. The Silver Thread, Miss Grace <. Chapman: reading, The Church in the Valley by the Wildwood. by Mrs. Delphine Fish. This reading illustrated the song fol- lowing. by q mixed quartette. MT. and Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins, Miss Alice Satterlee and D. R. Povey. The ad- dress was given by Rev. James 6f. Potter on The White Mountains. Rev. MT. Potter has made several trips to the mountains and his description of Mt. Washington and Mt. Webster, the br!dle path and the wonderful scenery were listened to by an appreciative audience. \ reading given by Mary Birch, Woodman, Spare That Tree, was particularly adapted to MT. Pot ter's address, aS he referred to the law restricting the cutting of the trees by the state government at the noun retain their picturesque appearance. Sandwiches, cake and Russian tea was served during the social hour follow ing.
 Rewards for Attendance.
 At the Sunday school session Sun day last Mrs. Eugene La F'ontaine re- ceived a book entitled Peasantry of
 
 ular attendance. Gold star pin to Eu- gene La Fontaine, for five years, and a silver star to Mrs. Charles J. Pierce for Is months. The primary class in school closed their second years study and their books, which had been neat 1 ly bound, and the pictures, colored with crayons, are to be passed on to others outside of the school. The su- l perintendent, c. E. Colver read to the l school Q lesson descriptive of their 1 work.
 Walter Mather was received on pro- 1 bation in the Methodist church Sun l day morning and Saturday afternoon 1 will join the class of probationers l which meets at the parsonage ir- i struction under the teaching of Rev. i James NJ. Potter.
 League Service. l The Epworth league service Sunday 1 evening was conducted by Mrs. John l J. LawleSs A special duet I Think 1 When 1 Read That Sweet Story of Old, was sung by Ernestine Talbot and the league was held at the close of the 1 service.
 AlI-Day Session. The Ladies' Aid society held an ail- day session in the vestry of the NJ F | church last Thursday, the work being tying of quilts to fill an order Mrs. Edwin Keeney of New Londor was a visitor in the village last Wed. i nesday.
 i Mrs Richard Povey and daughter l Miss PoYey, of New London were callers at the farm of .. R Povey near the village, Thursday afternoon MT and Mrs. Nelson Parker anC little daughter of Norwich spent Sun
 day at the home of Mrs. Parker's par
 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hurl
 butt.
 Giles W. Bailey. formerly of Cente
 Groton is staying at the home farn 1 of the late Isaac \. Chapman of Led yard.
 Moves F. Allyn was the guest C
 Frank Larrabee in Groton Thursda. Allyn Maynard, who has been en 1 plOyed in Pennsylvania, was Q calle
 in this place last. week. Maurice Maynard, engineer of tn .ug Fi9ilant. was a visitor at the hom
 of MT. and Mrs. William D. Fairfiel last Saturday.
 } Dudley (. Perkins attended the fu neral of William Poole Ferguson Groton Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daugh I ter Marjorie of New London spent Fri
 day with the formers parents, Mir. an , Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins