Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-29

Subscription Whist-NorWieh So- ciety Entertained.
 At the annual meeting of the Gales Ferry Country club, held in the new Club House, Saturday evening, the re- tiring president, Miss Mary R. Gibbs, presiding, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year. Presi- dent, Mrs. Clara Maniere; vice-pres1- dent, Frank A. Aplin, Jr.-Mr. Aplin also to be chairman of tennis section secretary, Miss Marguerite Wul1; treasurer, Walter GI. Buckingham; as- sistant treasurer, Oliver Wulf; board of directors, officers of club, Miss Car oline B. Freeman and George w. Frost. It was voted to hold weekly ice cream sales, the proceeds to be divided equally between the Gales Ferry M. E. church and club; to have at least one entertainment every week for the club; to have a lecture on Shakes peare given by 'Charles H. Brown of Norwich.
 Tutoring School Opens.
 The Roxbury Tutoring school of New Haven opened here Monday, the 24th of July at the Yale quarters. Robert D. French, assistant director of the Roxbury school and Mrs. French have taken the cottage of Mrs. Del phine Fish for August and Septemb Der.
 Subscription Whist.
 A SuCCeSSIul SuDSCTlpJlOn cara party was given in the new clubhouse Of the Gales Ferry Country club last Friday afternoon. Auction bridge and 500 were played. There were nine tables The patrOnesseS were Mrs. Otto E. WuR of Norwich, Mrs. Frank A Aplin and Mrs. D. W. Jones of Mt. Vernon, N. '.
 Entertained Norwich Society.
 Misses Ellen and Lucy Geer, enter tained the Parish Aid society of Trin- ity Episcopal church, Norwich, last Friday at their cottage The Pines. Among guests recently entertained by them were Mrs. John Brewster and Miss Juietre Geer of Norwich, and Mrs. William II. GilrOy of Mt Vernon, Y. '.
 Sunday Services.
 Owing to the rain of last Sunday Rev. James M. Potter spoke at the AI F. church JO small audience on the theme The Temptation to Tempt God The EpWOrth league evening service Was led by Frank F. TOlhurst of Hart foid, the topic being, How Can One League Make One Town Better.
 Motored to Bay State.
 Nathan 4. Gibbs and Walter M Buckingham of the Thames National Bank, Norwich, accompanied by Mrs Buckingham formed a party leaving last Saturday in MT. Gibbs automo- bile for Massachusetts, MT. Gibbs to spend one week vacation at Onset Mass and NIr. and Mrs Buckingham going to Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vine- yard. for two weeks vacation.
 Tutor Leases Cottage
 Mrs James Martin vacated her cot tagC Leisure Hour on the Bluff, Mon day, and returned to her home in Icriden. after receiving AIr. and Mrs E-tnuT Sheriff Of New Haven, who have taken the cottage for Augus- and e-UIr fl-r CIHrfff Tc If Ic tutors of the ROXbury school
 Miss Annette Hurlbutt of White Plains, V. Y, arrived last week to spend her vacation at the home of her mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Hurlbutt.
 Entertains House Party.
 Miss Beatrice Jones has been enter ta!ninE Q house party Of young ladies from Mt. Vernon, \. Y, at Twin Oak cottage.
 Rev. Thomas Dennlan of South Will LuEtg1, with a party, called on friends in the village last Thursday, while on an automobile trip to Ocean Beach.
 Guest From Rawkeye State.
 Edmund s. SatterIee of Dunlap Iowa, spent Tuesday at the home o1 his uncle. Charles A. Satterlee. MT Satterlee is spending two weeks East at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fred Richards, Of Laurel Hill, Norwich
 Shot Snake In Tree.
 Cyrus Chapman of the Stoddard dis C--cr, discovered a huge black snake On one of his fruit trees one day last week where it had evidently climbed .u pursuit of a hen and chickens which had flown there to escape the snake MT. Chapman went for his gur and shot the marauder. which meas ured more than six feet in length and was in circumference as large as U1n's arm.
 On The Houseboat.
 Misses Elsie Ernst. Elsie Graham Elsie SOnbiu and Roslyn CransIza, oi Norwich, have been spending the week on the hOuseboat Gypsy.
 Briefs and Personals.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur s,ittig, of New York are spending a part of their va eaton at the home of Mrs. Sittig'i mother, Mrs. Lucy A. HuTIbutt
 d. Harry Mann and family of Put nam, arrived last week to spend MT Mann's vacation at their cottage or the Bluff.
 Miss Jennie s. Perkins. who ha. been i'll for some days past, has beer granted a leave of absence from hel duties at the Thames National Bank Norwich, for a month
 The Beaver family of Richmond Hills. L. l.. arrived last week by a.u. tomobile to spend the remainder o. the season, at the Jones' cottage. or the Bluff.
 Miss Emma Davis of Norwich, wal a visitor, at her cottage in the village last Thursday.
 Union Service at Uncasville.
 A union open-air service of the UncasvilIe M. E. church and the Gale. Ferry N. 2. church, will be held al five o'clock Sunday afternoon (tonlor. row), July 23, on the lawn of Mrs Mary Chapman and J. V. Miller or the bank of the Thames river at Un. casville. Rev. James M. Potter vii preach the combined sermon and the combined Choirs will sing.
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