Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
GALES FERRY
Pubils and iiftiristska bf iaisrihs 6shsal Leave f6f New Haven Abfaa maiIs esetIsH Of Nsrssish College oiuh Meets with Miss 6ihbs.

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 6sEsaI Leave f6f New Haven Lbfas
 natIs esetlsH Of Nsrssish 6eiIees3
 oiuh Meets with Miss 6ihhs.
 here ae TSursSaS 1SSrsS seStsmbss h sn Ss esss ard thtsfs and pupils left for New Haven on the a0e train ifi the Aftefn56n to which we're attached twa Special coaches. and @ baggase eaf. which conveyed them t0 New. L.endoh. There One entire Aosf of the Hotel Taft, had been engaged tor theEf Aeeeffifhe= dation until the examinations were passed. The enfeiimeht of the Eehe6i this season has been the largest evef. ward at the Charles H. Brown faFni. near Red Top, which eleaed last week. Start fer White Mountains. Mrs. Dudley c. Perkiis and daugh- | ter. Miss Jennie q. Per.tihs, left Eat- urdRy naorn1nE for the White MeunA teins. They went by way of Boston, Mrs. Psrlfinz stopping in Anthony, H. |. toiHpend Sunday with Ter uncle and aunt, MT. ,, and Mta. ByFs n M'aytiara. d visit a former oiassmAte ct NArthfieid, I Miss Dorothy Doweli. Monday they I resumed their; journey to Bethlehem, ] where they will spend a few days. Met at Mlss 0lhha', 1 The dramatic section of the Norwich | College club met Monday afternoon at tho home of Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs, I the season. A play entitled Sherwood I by Ockford Moves was read. Among l those present were Miss Louise O I Howe, Mrs. 1o@i B. E1ooum, Mrs Sheppard B. Palmer. Miss Elizabeth T Harrington. Mrs. MHrshall. Miss Gil. II hart Mice nft1nkg ATtma Mlnr l Brown. Miss K. Voikson. Mrs. A. V. H Vaughn, Mrs. Newton. Tea was served after the reading.
 | Vots Vacation for Pastor. l Sunday morning in the Af. ID. churci Rev. James M. Potter spoke from Philippians End chapter, sth verse The theme being. The Humiliation Q
 Christ.
 I At an official board meeting at tn, I close of the morning service. tn,
 board proposed vacation, from twi i to three weeks for Rev. MT. Potter
 and 1t was so voted to go into effec
 after the 10th of October.
 Il Perfect in Attendance. II At the Sunday school session Rev
 J. M. Potter and son Donald Potter
 each received silver star, for at
 tendance regularly for eightee,
 months. Lester whitman was awarde
 a gold pin for twelve months, MT
 Henry W. Hurlbutt a gun-metal stal
 for sixteen months.
 Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine led tn
 Epworth league service at (: 30 o'clocl
 Sunday evening with this topic, Op , portunities and Perils Of School LifI : MT. and Mre. James Cook and fam fly of Hartford and Norris Bull (
 Plainville. with Mrs. William Brook i also of Hartford. motored to the vii lage. Saturday and spent the night ( the cottage of Mrs. Delphine Fisl
 Some of the party with Mrs Fish, an
 Mrs. Caro- Maniere, and son Gordo l rode to Westerly and returned Sur
 day.
 Miss Mary R. Gibbs entertaine i, three college friends for the week. -er 7 the Misses Katherine Pew of Salen " Mass. Adelaide Nichols and Sara
 Brown of Cambridge. Mass. strden , at Radcliffe college
 Mrs. Norman Cornwall and frien
 from Brooklyn N. J., have been spend
 ing two weeks at the home of MT T Justin H. Peckham. . 3 Addison T. Chapman of MiddletoN j. is a guest for week at the home e his sister. Mrs. Sarah A. Colver ar family at the Navy ard.
 | Mrs. F. H. Brown III. '. Mrs. Franklin H. Brown is i'll at h, t sumner home in the village. e MT. and Mrs. William H. Sober wi = have been entertaining friends fro a Hartford recently, have moved fro . the Richards cottage north of the vi : lage. to Fort Point. e
 E. L.'s Service at Fort Point.
 The postponed service under u . auspices of the Epworth League of u
 M. E. church. planned for Sunday
 September, when weather condition f prevented will be given s(tomorrov {. Sunday. at 2 o'clock in the chapel U Brewster's Neck Members of u a league will accompany Rev. Mir. Pc 's ter by train to Fort Point.
 Farmers' Institute.
 At the. Farmers Institute given
 the vestry of the M. E.. church, Re
 G. F. Goodenough, of Ledyard CO
 gregational church will also be one ic the speakers on the topic. A ear wi n the Grange.