Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
New London County
GALES FERRY
w. H. M. Auxiliary Entertained-oh- ssrvanes of Temperance Sunday Wedding Invitations Received--sur. prise Party From Poquonoe.

The local auxiliary of the Wonan's Homo Missionary society was enter tained at the home ofs Mrs. Andrew Miller at it's November meeting on Tuesday afternoon, from 2.30 to o'clock. The president, Miss Sarah I. Latirner presided. The meeting opened with singing the hymn Conse- cratton. The devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. Henry w. Hulrbutt and Miss Laura A. Perkins. Reports of the delegates to the recent gener- al conference of the w. H. M. societies of the N. D. s. conference held in New London. Mrs. James M. Potter and Mrs. Harmon c. Perkins, were heard and accepted. They reported the auxiliary as pledging assistance to Plantation work and Providence work. The Missionary Enigmas were con. ducted by Miss Latimer. A reading. Going Up the Mountains, by Mrs. Del phine Fish and one by Miss Alice Sat- terlee entitled. Wanted, a Chance, were Lucy A. Hurlbutt. recording secretary was responded to by the names of Homes. under the support of the so- aciety.
 A social hour followed when the hostess served fruit salad. sandwiches, butt. and Miss Winnie Bartlett assist ed in serving.
 False Voices and Hearts.
 Rev. James M. Potter spoke in the M ID. church Sunday morning from Genesis 27:22 the second, in his se- ries of sermons on the family of Ja- cob, the theme being False Voices and Hearts.
 Temperance Sunday.
 The Worlds Temperance Sunday was observed in place or the regular Sunday school session. The follow ing programme was given: Song. by school; One Thousand Yards of Pro. hibition; prayer. Rev. James M. Pot ter: responsive reading. Superintend- ton, Forging Ahead. Dorothy Birch; readings, Wave and Tide. Miss Doris Main: Watchword of Success, Mary Birch: reading. The Fence or the Am bulance, Madeline Birch; Family His tory, recitation, by Paul Miller, c. P. . wate. Pure and Free, by children; , recitation, We Shall Win, Embeth Ben. Lett; Wated, Men, Alton Chapman: quartette, Speed the Flag, Rev. MT. Potter, D. c. Perkins D. R. Povey and i; C. B. Colver; recitations, My First Speech, Donald Potter: The Bar, Ed ma Chapman; The Drink For Me, by , Helen Louise Colver: My Country and My Kin. Gertrude Allen; offering for temperance work.
 Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations were received in the village Monday bv friends of MT. and Mrs. Frank Albert Aplin, to the mar riage of their daughter, Helen, and Chester Dean Ronestell on the thir- tieth of November at S.30 o'clock iD the evening at one hundred and forty five Cottage avenue Mount Vernon. New York. The at home cards read 1fter the first of January at Cam inarillo. California. Miss Aplin is well known in tho village where the family have had their summer home for some years.
 Surprise Party.
 A party of young people from Po- nnonnoc came in an automobile last Friday evening to the nome of Har old Mcclure and gave him and his friend, Harold Bandro surprise. The party were delightfully."- received and q pleasant evening was spent.
 George T. Meech of Middletown who was spending Sunday in New Lon don, motored to the home of his sis fer, Mrs. c. A. Satterlee. and family. Sunday afternoon for acall.
 Richard Bracewell of Groton was a recent caller on friends in the place.
 Mrs. Charles w. Pierce of Aryns Point and her sister, Mrs. Charles Winchester. of Norwich, spent last week in New York and Union Hill, N. J.
 Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt closed her home in the village Tuesday and has gone to spend some time with her daught- CT. Mrs John c. Reynolds, at Bay ridge. Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mss Hazel Lamb of Ledyard was the week end guest of Miss Elsie Mo Guire. r
 MT. and Mrs. John Harold and Mrs. Cathcart of the Navy Yard were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller at the Davis cottage.
 Frank W. Brewster of Norwich