Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08

Everett Gallup, tax collector of the
town of Ledyard and his assistant,
Frederick W. Burton, were at the
store of the late Samuel +. Brown,
Tuesday morning, for the convenience
of the taxpayers in this part of the
town.
School to Open Monday.
The village school, Miss Grace A.
Chapman, teacher, will open the spring
term Monday, after one week vacation.
Although the grip epidemic and stormy
weather affected the attendance last
term, Madeline Birch and Gordon
Maniere were perfect in attendance.
Pastor Returned for Third Year.
Rev. James NJ. Potter was returned
to the NJ. E. church of the village, for
the third year, by the Southern New
England conference, at Norwich, last
week
Attended Conference.
There was a good attendance Of Rev.
MIR. POtters parishIoners at the d1fter-
ent services held during the confer
ence week in Norwich. COurtland E.
Colver. of the Navy Yard, was a dele
gate from the Gales Ferry Nj. E.
church. at the session of the lay cleo
toral conference Friday morning, and
Mrs. Dudley G. Perkins was present as
a delegate at the meeting of the lay
mans association Friday afternoon.
Among those who attended Bishop
Que .-.-'s lecture, a Tale of Two CT
ties friday evening in Trinity church
Mrs Harmon l.. Perkins, Mrs. Del
ph.oe Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene La
FCntaine. Miss Sarah 7. Latimer
Misses Alice Satterlee, Jamie G. Per-
kins, Grace \. Chapman, d. c. Per
kins, and D. r. Povey.
Rev. J. b. Ackley and Mrs. AcNley OF
Burnside We're entertained at the
home of Miss Kate B. CoIver. at the
Navy Yard, during conference week
Rev. Mr.. Ackley attended the sessions
daily. Rev. Mr.. Ackley was pastor Of
the NJ. z. church here several years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs C1emon Whitman ant
family of Lebanon, Penn, who came K
Allyn's Point three years ago, and LIVED
at the Allyn farm for two years, anC
the past year at the Lewis farm, re
turned last week to their former honl'
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daugh
ter, Marjorie, of New London, whit
have been guests of Mrs. Gates par
CTS, Mr.. and Mrs Harmon L. Per
Sins. ~ tic village. and of Miss Grac,
\ Chapman of the Stoddard district
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt was in at
TENDANCE at the. services of the Meth
oGist conference, in Norwich, Wednes
day and Thursday and was the CUES
O. her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Parker.
Mrs Albert Lamb and daughter
Miss Minnie Lamb of Mystic, who re
sided at the Navy Yard, a few wear
40. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Minor Monkey. a Long Cove, Mon
Gay and Tuesday.
Visited Houseboat.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter NJ. Bucking
ham, OF Norwich, visited their house
boat, Gypsy, Sunday.
Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs, of Norwich
was a caller in the place, Monday.
Miss Laura A Perkins was a visi
tor in Groton fromTuesday unit
Thursday.
Harmon l. Perkins was a guest q
the home of his brother, Stephen Per
kins in Groton, Sunday.
D. A. r. Tag Flags Received.
Local members of Anna Warne
Bailey chapter, D. \. R., of Groto
and StOningtOn, received from the Ma
tionaI society. D A. R., of Washington
D. c. the small flags to be used to
day Saturday, King AIberts birth
day. to be sold for not less than seve
cents and for any larger amount tina
might be contributed for the relief {
the sufferers in Belgium and Norther
France. The flags to be worn as
tag over Sunday.
Several fOCks of wild geese hay
been seen this week on the wing
the north.