Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
tees of the M. D. church will be held Monday evening in the vesary.
 Dance at Club House.


 tees of the M E. church will be held Monday evening in the vesary. Dance at Club House. A very pretty affair was the dance given in the Gales Ferry Country club house, Saturday evening. The tn- terior of the building was gaily dec- orated with Japanese lanterns Of many
 hues and designs, and the young la dies with their patti-colored dresses, was furnished by piano and violin.
 Many students from the Roxbury school now in session in the village, were in attendance. Ice cream was on sale.
 Holiday Hike. a hike to New London Monday after noon and attended the moving pie | lures. Some returned to the village by train while others walked back. Edwin J. Jones and son. Vincent | Jones, with a friend. J. c. Hfndel of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, spent the week end and Labor day with Mir. Jones' family l at Twin Oaks cottage. Mrs Annie Hewlett of East Rocka,-
 way, L.. I. who has been the guest | of her sister, Mrs. Lucy A. Brown and family for five weeks. returned last | Saturday with her son, Oliver Hewlett, 1 who had been the guest of the lani- 1 ly for a week.
 StraWride and Watermelon Feast. A party of young people that enjoyed l a strawride to Groton last Friday ev- | ening and went to New London to at- l tend the movies included the Misses | Mary R. Gibbs. Marion Rogers. Bea- l trice Jones, Mildred Steers Margaret 1 Wilson, also Richard Anles. Robert Church and Reginald Ashbey. The | party on the return trip stopped by l the wayside to enjoy a large water | melon.
 W. H. B. DuMont, who n,otored to l the Bluffs from Montclair, N. J., to | spend the week end, and Labor day | with his family. had as his guests, l Romaine and Ogden Smith. who spent 1 last summer with their family here. 1 They returned with MT. DuMont on 1 Monday afternoon.
 l Coroner Franklin H. Brown had aO ] his guests on Labor day. on his aux 1 Hilary boat, Ruth, for sail in the l sound Rev. Joel B. SlocUn and Mrs. 1 Slocum, MT. and Mrs. Russell of Nor l wich, with D. c. Perkins of the will 1 lage.
 Arthur Frost of Brooklyn, N. Y, | spent the week end and holiday with 1 relatives here.
 l A. c. Risdon of New York and Frank
 Alpine and son. Frank of Mt Yer Yer, 1 their respective families.
 In Granite State. 1 N1SSeS AQSlTa ana GraC6 9OVSY i61I 1 the village Monday to spend a week
 at Jaffray, N. H., stopping while there
 at the Ark.
 Leaves For Kentucky. Mrs. Isabel Nets, who has been ] spending two months with her father, | Rev. J. A. Mets and brother Fred
 eric, Of Now Jersey at the Rogers cot l tage in the village, returned to New York. Thursday, en route for Ken ] lucky.
 Opening of School. The village school opened Weds
 nesday, September sixth, with Miss | Grace A. Chapman again as teacher. | and being painted. The work s being | done by Ralph A. Hurlbutt, R. Irving l Hurlbutt and Winthrop Hur1butt. Civil engineers from New London l had men employed the first Of the 1 week surveying plots and streets for
 Moves B. Allyn on his iand in the l village.
 La Fontane-FowIer.
 Agnes Isabelle Fowler daughter of 1 MT. and Mrs. James Fowler, of Fort | Point and Narcisse La Fontaine of | Canada were married in the Metho- | dist Episcopal church at 2.30 o'clock
 Wednesday afternoon by Rev. James | M. Potter in the presence of members
 of the two families and a few friends. 1 Miss Bertha Derle was maid of honor ctI1d azADSIL \>' U OWlSIs d bIOLi1SI O1 tuS | bride, was best man. The brides 1 gown was blue silk and she wore a | large, white hat and carried a bouquet | of bride roses. The maid Of honor,
 was gowned in pink and carried pink l roses. Hydrangeas and asters decorat- 1 ed the chancel effectively. After the | ceremony the briday party returned by automobile to the home of the brides | parents at Fort Point, leaving there later for wedding trip in New Hamp- l shire. Upon their return they will re- 1 side at the Navy Yard, where MT. La ! F'ontaine is employed $ farmer at the | Colver farm.
 Village and Bluff Items. MT. and Mrs. Horace H. Sears and
 son, Alfred, IT. of Boston, arrived on l Tuesday for a, visit with Mrs. Sears | sister, Mrs. Delphine Fish.
 Miss Boyde Howell of PIainfe1d, N.
 J., spent several days last week at | the parsonage with her sister, Mrs. | James M. Potter and family. 1 Supervisor Swift visited the village
 school on it's opening day. Wednesday, | September 9th.
 George W. Frost with Mrs. Frost, | children and maids, closed their sum- l ner home here Wednesday, and re- 1 turned to Montclair, N. J.
 Miss Helen Lincoln who has been
 a recent guest at the cottage of Mrs. ! Richard Povey and family, returned to
 day.
 William F. Young of Waterbury has been spending a vacation of two weeks | at Red Top. Thomas Haggerty of the l Boston Globe spent the weels end and l Labor day there with Fred Smith of 1 Norwich, who manages the club house. Miss Sarah T. Latimer is spending !