Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
GALES FERRY
Interesting tddre1s41 N r4 rsnars. |n-
 dtituts captair char)ss sattsrits's Appointne nt--t tauartdrly confpreu1n.


 I IT. Fl church last ThuKrdar. wac we'll \ attended hY thh tInnmI p&pml@. M0 Hu- ! dre4ses were n1ado in the morning ms Echeduled ann the HponEryH from fne conneceieut Aaricu1tllfAL nolieEe we're accident 10 thdi1 nntdnohIie' sn thaf I dinner WHs first served The UtSt ! speaker after dinner was Prof. D. M. ' Warner of the college, whose topic 4 was Selecting Hens for Breeding. Ha cd anudience or ffl8 mofR of educat- | ing hens as done at Stqprs.
 \ Prof. A a GulleE nR fhn EtnrNm l Horticultural department spoke sbn trees He did not think an apple or- chard over forty years pld wns worth | much attention for fruit growing. 1I1a showed some gam1pieg Uf apples grown I at atorrz. .Ass s .A..s r.a.g.l . .ss ssA Rev Giles F coodehupgh of LedynrH "A Year With tfe Grains Mrs ". lGravea.sa member of tho Andnhnn @q- IcfetY followed with paper on ths ITalue of birds to agriculture #
 H. Singlenrood BieblnE. artist intro duced nm a surprise speaker. HpOleY pn the beauty of trees and senconrafsad 4 the prevention or cutting trees #An STith America's r6rs fha lpf6tsction of forests.
 | ~GW rNplUtNlEflt~Uts N.L.7flI
 Captain Charles Satterlee of thq w l g. Coast G.>gfas. who has been at <hie Ihome of his parents MT. and Mrs Charles A. Satterlee since last Thurs \ day, left SundAy eVenin$ Tor ca for nia stopping In Iowa to visit relatives en route. Captain Satterlee has recent ly received hts appointment and Maz granted v 6 days lsare Of absence bp- fore resuminR command of.ttie u1$ s. AndroscogFin He was in cQfp- rnand of the u. S. &. Acushnef as arHl lieutenent when he received his prof1sb- toned at BoBtbn and will attend tc the relief of vessels. and their crews 0r and around the Banks of Newfounn- :. Quarterly confersnes.
 II The second and third uHarterly c6n- in the vestry Wednesday evening ~ . o'cloek, Rev. G G Sef4Eanet hEnaid. cd. ae obened the con tsTzncsI u,ftt prayer DC Perkins was chosen sec 1 retary of the meeting. The election oa Charles Satt@rlee Elmer E. Tubbi church for three years was approved
 by the conference. The election of R ! Irving Hurlbutt as president of tho
 league was confirmed. The pastor Rev. James M Potter. reported n, church united and hopeful for the flu . | ~A2@
 fhe death of Mrs. Sarah Perkins mnt
 Mrs. Amos Hurlbqft <FTis report wa received for record. .l se.
 c. B. Co1ver. superintendent of fh'
 Sunday school and R Irving Hnrsbuti president Of the Epworth league. als' : gave in their reports and they wer 2 accepted. as were also the reports o the recording steward and treasurer . D. c. Perkins and Miss Jennis G. Per e kins. treasurer Of bepevolences. h.
 stated that the Norwich district va | leading per capita Increase i'm tn d benevolence apportionments- He urge
 evangelistic wNe- for the, growth Q the church.
 r E. L. RaEly ssrvIce.s
 : At the Epworth League Rally snrv s ice ct o'clock Sunday evsnings spec
 iaI music was aa m0lp hy B3 fR RuMey preceding a letter read byethe centes s secretary, Miss Jennie e. Perkins, O : How to Win a Contest in the LeagnI n Sunbeam, song by Misses Mari land p. R. Povey, who sang I<ookin
 Madeline Birch. A seven minutes tai by the pastor. Rey. Mr. Potter, on m
 Greatest Need of the League. was fol
 lowed by quartette, Rev. Mrs. Pot E ter, Dudley C. Perlda= c. E. Colve
 and D. R. Povep who sang Loolzin
 This Way; The roll call was by Mir .f Fanny A. Molthrop. Each member re d sponded with averse or scripture s. News in GsesraE
 Anthony Morse insfrucsor in sth T Shoate school at WeilIngford. vas
 guest at the home of Mir. and MRl
 4. Gibbs last Thursday.
 " The Corey and Hilton cottage on th -- Bluffs closed for the season last wee r, and the family of Frank Corey. vii 2. the Misses Hilton and Charles Hilto l= returned to Norwich k Mrs. Charles A. LL Morgan of Mic
 dletown attended the funeral Of Mr ly Sarah J. Perkins last Wednesday a1
 was the guest of Mfs Harriet
 Crandall until Thursday
 sel Mrs Fanny A. Molthrop spent Mol .A dap fin Noank, the guest of Mrs Maj ,,.t Stoddard Latham.
 = Miss Alice SatteElee and Mrg.
 Tontafne attended. the music festfv = Let Worcester Saturday of last week Mrs. Kettle Peckharn and dangl ter Miss May Peckham If Long Co, have gone to Newport. R. l., for ae'
 eral weelxs visit.
 al Mrs William Spicer and Mr. ar Mrs. Carroll Sptcer of Eastern. Poil
 were an auto party that called c
 Mlssionsry Nicotine.
 The local auxiliary of the w H. \ ae society was entertained at the sun ,s, mer horne of Mrs. Frank Aplin in tl
 village, Wednesday s.afternoonk frol sn 2.30 to o'clock. The president, Aff d. Sarah S. Latlmer presided Miss Lal
 ra A Perkins led the devotional es |wl ercises, The study of Mission 9choo i'd In the South for both whites al
 blacks. was the topic. Mas Ali nd Satterlee read papers on the schoo H. for whites and Miss Susan Matthew's
 on the schools for blacks. The MI to sionary eniRmas were directed h. Mise L.atimer and were taken up
 by Mrs Delphine Fish, Mira. U. .G. no re ter. Mrs Fanny A. Molthrop. Mrs. SC H. Pierce. MrR George Dean, Mra.
 r.. Perkins Mrs. Emma Bennett, t as Misses Freeman. Alice Satterlea Ka he I R. Colver. Laura A. Perkins IF
 roll was called by MiRa Lucy A. HuI ITS tutt. It was voted to send resoiutio in Of symparthy to Miss Hmxriat Bish
 Brown on the death of her moth on Mrs. Sarah J Perkins. who was vi ry pre6identnt of this society. Voted,
 send a barrel Of fruit and veRefabl ng to the New Haven neac0neaa' Hon
 and also neud five dollars. TWent h- five were present. Rb&rNmhnaf
 were EarTsd Wfss LA4fraar and 1f1
 Kate R. Colwar poured ana Mhrn. An
 and lHiss Mary R clbns served. q
 color scheme i'm the dining room w
 red cactus dahiiaa and red Moodbil
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