Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

At the Sunday morning service in the M E. church, Rev. James M. Pot ter had for his theme, What Is Man At the offertory Miss Grace $. Chap man sang By the Waters of Babylon, by Howell. Rev. Mir. Potter thankeo the congregation and all the people who attended for the splendid patron age given, at the recent supper, ana also at the food sale on the lawn and at the home of the Misses NatheWson recently for the benefit of the church. ..P Irving Hurlbutt, preident or the Epworth League led the Sunday ev- sning service at 7.30 o'clock with this topic, Rally Day.
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush and Mrs. Bush Miss Helen Underhill and Max Underhill moved into the new home, the Denver bungalow recently punt for them in the village last Friday coming from New London.
 Students Attend Dance.
 A largely attended informal dance was held in the Gales Ferry Country clubhouse Saturday evening. An eX- cellent program of dance music was given by the photograph. The Rox- bury students in large numbers were among the guests.
 Miss Katherine Potter of New York is the guest of Miss Katharine Risdon at the summer home of Miss Risdons s parents. Mr. and Mrs F. C. Risdon, n the village. Other guests there for he week -end were Delano Ladd and with Misses Risdon and Potter and Charles Risdon dined at The GIiswold, Eastern Point, Saturday evening.
 Prof. A. s. BoIles Visits Sisters.
 Prof. Albert s. ;Bolles of Haverford college, Penn, spent several days last week. at the home of his sisters, Mrs. Harriet F. Crandall and Mrs. Harlan Pierce.
 SSaturday afternoon Miss Mary R. Gibbs had as. guests for an automo- pile ride MT. and Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, Miss Bessie .Ames and Miss Marjorie Mann. They picnicked oy the way side. Tuesday Miss Gibbs lad as her guests Misses Mildred Steers, Marion Rogers. Beatrice Jones, Margaret Wilson and Miss Bishoff. They motored to Deans Mill for the lay, having lunch there.
 Home From the Beach.
 Mrs William H. Allen and daugh- sers, Misses Marie and Gertrude, who nave spent nine weeks at Chalker Beach, Saybrook, returned home Sat lrday.
 Trustees Reelected.
 The annual meeting for the election If. trustees of the M. E. church in he village, which was held Monday sA clll1lS III lIt NGSIIg OI LIlC CIlu4 N4lj -esulted in the re-election of D. c. Perkins, Henry w. Hulhbutt and D. R. Povey for three years.
 Mrs. George R. Fellows of Norwich md nephew, William Lane of Brook yn, N. Y, were guests of Mrs. Wal ;er M. Buckingham on the houseboat Gypsy Monday.
 Mrs. Curtis F. Gates and little laughter. Margaret of New London, ire visiting Mrs. Gates parents, MT. md Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins.
 Frederick Nets, who passed the summer at the Rogers cottage with he Nets family, left for his home in New Jersey Wednesday.
 Mr and Mrs Elmer Satterlee and laughter, Rebecca, formed an auto party with Rowland H. Perkins of New London, returning to their home in North Haven last Sunday. Mrs. Satterlee and little daughter had been spending some weeks at Trout Brook cottage.
 Miss Ada secor and a friend ar rived at the home of Mrs. A. c. Ris- lon, Miss Secor's sister, Monday. The tourney was made in Miss Secor's curing car, with chauffeur
 Miss Marion Grove of Laurel HiIl Norwich, was the weekend guest of Mrs. Edward H. Datimer. , Mrs. w. H. Boyles. wife of W. H. 3ayles NJ. D., of Brooklyn N. Y, md her three children returned home Wednesday after spending the season 1t their cottage on the Bluff.