Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03
New London County
GALES FERRY
First Open Ar Service - Regatta Week Guests-Roxbury Sonooi te Open August 1st.

The first open air service CA Iue season was held at o.So o.clock slnoSy Epworth League, on the lawn or the Misses Mathewson in the village. Att tornev John J. Lawless spoke on the theme Why a lawyer should be Christian. John e; Potter. M D. or physician should be a Christian, and and Rev. D. Ward Adams of Uncas- vile closed the addresses with Why Q minister should also be a Christian A uuartette, Rev. James M Potter, M. D, D. c, Perkins and D. R. Poveyr sang several hymns and there was the usual chorus singing. There were up- wards of fifty in attendance.
 Rev, James M. Potter took his text Sunday morning from St Luke e2: 8, in the M. E. church, the theme being The Unguarded Door. The choir sang In the Cross of Christ Glory The altar flowers were arranged by Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins.
 At the Sunday school session gen. eral review of the last quarters les son was conducted by the pastor, Rev MT. Potter.
 Regatta House Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs en- tertained a house party for the Yale Harvard regatta Their guests were Rev. o. c. Morse, Mrs. Morse and daughter Rebecca of Greenlawn. L. l., with son Oliver Morse. Jr, of New chester, Mass, and MT. and Mrs Spooner of New Bedford. Mass. and o1 Friday MT. KImbalI and Mrs. Kim ball with Miss Gilbert of Norwich. At Rogers Cottage.
 MT and Mrs. Frank W. Hurfbuti with MT. Hurlbutt's sister. Miss Fanny B. Hurlbutt all of Corona, L. l., and Afr. and Mrs. Lester Huributt of New London, with Attorney Roy Huributt Sf Charleston, West Virginia, are srending two weeks at the Alfred E Tor the races.
 Among those who attended the races Friday on Coroner Franklin H. Browns Ing, and others at evening. were Rev Ioel B. Slocum and Mrs. Slocum and son Jamison, Mrs. Nelson T. Croweli Adrich, Miss Phillips. MT. Piedce oi Norwich, Miss Helen Alpin and friends Mt. Vernon, N. r., Mrs. William Brooks and Miss Cook, Hartford. Mrs ;aro Maniere, Mrs. Delphine Fish. Mrs Fanny A. Molthrop, Miss Jennie c MT. and Mrs. George W. Frost and lnlily, with mands, arrived last thursday from Mont Claire, N. J., tc pend the summer at their cottage or he Bluff.
 Most of the cottages on the Bluff Fere opened for the season before tht Fale- Harvard races Among them wa he Wulf Den, the cottage of ott, Wulf and family, and the cottage O Herman Wulf of Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis R. Church an, ton Robert, from Norwich. are at thei cottage, and the family of Georg lshbey are at the Ashbey cottage Mrs. Annie Ames and daughter Mis- Bessie Ames with son Richard AInes rrived from Yonkers, N. r.. Monday 1t the Frost cottage.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Earl W. Phinney wh, pent June at their cottage on tn Stuff, left Tuesday, Mrs. Phinney fo Providence and MT. Phinney for To edo, Ohio. Their cottage was talSel immediately By Prof. Arthur Murra. md family of New Haven.
 Roxbury School Opens August 1st.. Prof. Murray is connected with tn loxbury Training school of Nev Haven, which opens at the Yal quarters August 1st.
 MT. and Mrs. James McMurray an, hrnily of New York arrived Thursda. spend their vacation at the Bung low, at Perkins Place.
 Miss Mildred Scranton of Ney Haven is the guest of her aunts, tn kisses Mathewson.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Pierce an, oung son of Union Hill, N. J.. are a nd Mrs. Charles I. Pierce of Allyn Ioint.
 Going to Exposition.
 c. Allyn Brown who has been spend hR several days at the home of hi grandmother, Mrs Lucy A. Brown, ha eturned to Hartford, and will leAv hat city July 9th with his aunt N1is 'anny E. Tanning. for the Panami Exposition. On their return Mr Vhere he will be in the employ of 1 ridge construction company.
 William Sweet of Los Angeles. Cal Iornia. was guest recently of hi ister Mrs. Nettie Peckham at he song Cove cottage. Mrs. Thoma rayro and little daughter who hay lso been the guests of Mrs. Peckhaxn ave returned to their home in New ort, R. I.
 Mrs. Oliver c. Morse who spent tn reek-end at the home of Mrs. Arnan H. Perkins, returned to her hon1 t Greenlawn, l.. T., Tuesday.
 Miss Georgianna Hurlbutt of Nes fork is spending her vacation at tn ome of her mother. Mrs. Lucy A Iurlbutt
 on spent Sunday and Monday as uest of Mrs Lucy A. Hurlbutt
 Mr. and Mrs. George Miller cf Col hester, were recent guests of Mir. an frs. Frank Hurlbutt at the Roger outage.
 Miss Elsie White and brother liar Id White g student at Yaie, of Cl aybrook with party of friends wer the village Friday, attending tn aces.
 On Fishing Trip.
 h,Ystin T,ester of Norwich was uest of his niece Miss Bennett. Wed esday and went on fishing trip wit [rs. Bennett's son, Orrin Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee an ttle daughter Rebecca returned t torth Haven Monday. Mrs. Satterle ad been spending several days wit rr. Satterlee's parents, MT. and Mfr A. Satterlee and was joined by he usband for the weekend.
 
 NORTH FRANKLIN