Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17
GAL Es FERRY
Exeseises of chiIdrsnss pa, Report Frcm Saratoga confsrenee coun- try CIuhhcuse Arrives.

gAAG 4IG QI &L SpGFC4IAAAY tAAsSS called Garlands of Flowers. in this orr
 Opening chorus. True to the King, | children: responsive reading Supertn- tendent c. N Culver and congrega- l ton: Bell Song. Ring. Oh, Ring Tel children; recitation. The orio1e Cradle l Mary Birch; song. Sweetly the Birds | Are Singing, children; recitation The | Glad Game, Gertrude Allens singing, l Haste Ye. children; exercise, primary l Sung by Misses Alice Satteriee. Grace | A. Chapman and c. F. Cclvers recita- ton. The Free Concert Edna Chap man song The Summer Story, chiI- sarens recitations The Dad of Long Ago. Alton Chapman. Miss Grace A. Chapman sang at the ofEertory. Mes sage of the Rose4
 The offering was for the Sunday School Chfldrenss fund. Recitations. The Robin Laura McGuire;; The Roses Jubilee Marie Allen. Marion Spaythe: singing, Hall Joy Laden Hours. children; closing hymn, school and congregation.
 The classes of Mrs. Henry w. Hurl- butt, Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine and mittee on decora tlons under the di- rectfon of Mrs. Fannie A Molthrop and daisies and laurel were used ef- fecttvely with iris and peonies in the cnAnSCl QOcOTAIlOnS- 01rS. EuR6n6 LaFontaine was musical director and organist, with Miss Jennie G. Perkins. violinist.
 Infant Baptized.
 Although there were no children bap- tized at the church at this service, the little son-Richard Bolles Latimer-of MT. and Mrs. Edward H. I.atimer, of the village, was baptized Sunday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Clarissa Bolles. his maternal grandmother at Uncasville, in the presense of the inn mediate families by his uncle, Rev. George H. Murphy. of Indiana Rev. James M. Potter of the village M. D. church was in attendance. the family being members of his parish.
 Reported From Conference. At the Sunday evening service, Rev. George H. Murphy, district superin- tendent of the Indiana conference, gave a forty five minutes talk on the the twenty seventh general conference which he, with Mrs. Murphy, attend ed at Saratoga. Springs, N. T.. during May. Rev. Mir. Murphy gave a most interesting, account of the conference the greatest held by the Methodists
 Indoor Picnic.
 The pupils of the village school un- der the direction of their teacher, Miss Grace A Chapman, had a party I a 1 house. Games were played and re- 1 treatments were served. The affair l was planned as the annual picnic, but on account of the rain 1t was held at the school room.
 Officers Reelected. | At meeting of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the M. E. church, Thursday afternoon, the annual election of off, Ecers for the ensuing year was held and | al fy1 rAP "a B. Culver, president; Mrs. Henry W. Hurfbutt. Sice president; Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins, secretary and treasurer. Dlrectresses were appointed as fol- lows: Mrs. Harmon c. Perkins. Miss IAlice Satterlee, Mrs Delphine Fish, ditional, Miss Amelia Mathewson, Mrs Andrew P. Miller. Solicitors, Miss Kate B. Colver. Miss Alice Sat lterlee. It was voted to increase the insurance on the parsonage and furnz iishings and pay other bills for par sonage Improvements.
 Clubhouse Arrives.
 l The portable house for the Gales Ferry Country club arrived last week from Chicago. and work has already begun on the lot given by Moves B. AL lyn last summer as site for this house. The cement posts are in pro- cess of construction and the work will soon be well advanced.
 ! Roswell Norcross Recovering. Roswell Norcross who inhaled fum- es, following a blast, in a tile pipe , well, which Moves B. Allyn is having dug for Judge Alfred Steers of Brook lyn, N. Y. near his cottage on the
 Bluff, and who was made unconscious 7 one day last week. has entirely recov-
 cred but has not been at work there this week. The well which Is now , forty feet, owing to unexpected boulders encountered, will have to be sunk eight or ten feet farther. i Cottage and Village Notes. Miss Dorothy Dowen of Providence spent the week end with a former schoolnate of North1eld seminary , Miss Jennie G. Perkins, returning or George W. Frost with Mrs. Frost : of Montclair, N. J., spent a short time :, in this place on Saturday morning 5 making preparations for the summer a ; their cottage.
 Mrs. E. J. Balcom and grandson O Montclair, N. J.. are at their cottag
 on the Bluff.
 B Fred Smith of Norwich, has open 3 ed the Carey cottage on the Bluff, a
 usual, flor the use of the newspape
 men that follow the practice of tn
 Yale Harvard crews for the metro
 
 g Rev. James M. Potter attended tn e Norwich District Preachers meetin I at Mantle. Monday and Tuesday. 0 Rev. George H. Murphy and Mir r Murphy, who have been guests of MI : and Mrs. Edward H. Latimer and Mis- d Sarah T. Latimer, left Monday even
 ing for their home at Morris Hill, In
 diana, stopping en route in Trenton
 N. J.
 Mrs. Frank Van Name of Fisher r Island. has been the recent guest ( - Mrs. Emma Bennett.
 - Mrs. James Martin of Meriden an @ housekeeper arrived Monday an B. opened her cottage, Leisure Hour, o d the Bluff.
 r. Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs left the vi . lage Friday. going to Radcliffe com a mencement, Cambridge. She will al . tend the wedding of college frten, 70 Miss Catherine W. Pen, of Salem, an g be the guest of another college frien T. Miss Sally Brown, also of Salem 3, Miss Alice Satterlee attended th sr Tanning of the Shrew on the w. \
 Institute grounds, New London, pre- l- sented for the alumnae, last Nonda 'r evening and the reunion and banou, .s to celebrate the Twenty-hfth ann III versary of the school, Tuesday ever
 ing, at Ocean Beach casino.