Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
GALES FERRY
Society Studies About the tndsn-Harman Cranmer Iniured-i Local People at Group Meeting.

The Noman's Home Missionary so- ciety held it's January meeting at the home o1 Mrs Harmon L., Pefkins on TuesGay afternoon with a good at tendance. The topic was The Abor isinal Req Nru The keynote, And now abideth faith hope and love. Mrs. James NJ. Potter l.resided at the ses- sion. A reading. The Red Man, was given by Mrs. Sarah ! Perkins, and Mrs. Harmon l.. PeF1i"5 save theI Tropical Einigmas. Mrs. John J. Law less read The Red Men :ts They Are Today. The readings were followed by the story of the first chapter from the mission study book in ;ed Mans Land
 Miss Laura. D. Perkins conducted review Of the chapter. The business meeting followed the members re- spending to the roll call with an In dian hsme. A social hour with re- treatments followed and the hoste- on her new Victor graphaphone.
 The February meeting will be held ata the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. Potter.
 Church Services.
 Rev. James M. Potter chose on Sun text: Exodus, 9th chapter. 18th verse. And the Lord Pardored the Heart of Pharoah,' from which he gave a most acceptable sermon. At the Sunday School session Miss Grace Chapman as an award for two years regular attendance received 8 gold star Doris Maine sang a solo at the close of the study hour. Charles Turner and Miss Curtiss of Hartford were recent guests of MT. F7urness mother, Mrs. Ellen Furness, at the home farm near the village. Mrs. Sarah A. ColVer and Miss Kate E. Co!ver of the Navy Yard, were in 1 Norwich Saturday.
 Walter. Mather of the Long Cove district who has been i'll has re stunned his studies at the Manual Training school in New London. Miss Emma Davis of Norwich was l the guest of her cousin, Miss Emma | Bennett, las Tuesday and Wednes- 1 day
 1 Mrs. Lydia S Maynard is spending i | few days with her sister, Mrs. FL 1 len $. Satterlee, who is i'll at the l horne of her daughter, Mrs Fred Rich i ards of Laurel FTill Norwich.
 Guest From Dakota. Ms Hester Prentice of Dakota who 1 is spending the winter with her sis 1 ter, Mrs. Harriet Avery of Mystic, l was the, guest of her brother, Charles ! the week end
 1 Frank Aplin IT, of Mount. Yer l non, \. Y, one of the summer resi- l dents, was a caller in this place last 1 week.
 Mrs, Nathan A. Gibbs and her 1 daughter: Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs ] spent last F1.idaya ta their9 summer 1 horne in the village. 1 MT. and Mrs. George Frost of Mont ] clair, x. J., called on Moves E. Allyn l last Wednesday afternoon. l Accident to Noodeutter. Harmon Craumer who has been i employed at .E3 me cutting timber met l with a serious accident while chop l ping Saturday, his axe slipping and making a deep cut in his foot. The l services of @ surgeon were required
 to dress the wound taking several
 stitches and the young man came tc ] his home in the village where he will be laid up some two weeks.
 At UncasViIle Meeting. Those attending the group meeting 1 in the UncasNille church last Fri day afterffoon and evening included l from this village, Rev. James NJ Pot ter, Dudley C. Perkins, Miss Laura A Perkins and Miss Jennie G. Perkins ! the last named being the guest ol Rev and Mrs. D. ". Adams, pastor ot 1 the church.
 John P. Satterlee, d summer resi-. Gent of Gales Ferry was admitted tC
 the society of the Sons of the Ameri. can Revolution at the January meet ing at Hartford