Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
New London County
GALES FERRY
Norwich Girls Here on Weeks Outing Well Work Concluded = Summer Visitors Here.

Visitors Here.
 Rev. James M. Potter spoke iron Matthew 23: 13, in the M. E. church on Sunday morning, the theme being Heaven Closing Religion. At the oner. tory D. R. Povey sang a sofo' v horo That Will Not Let Me oo' - Perkins was in charge of the Sunday school session at noon
 well attended open air service, the first one of this summer, was held al the clubhouse in the village at o'clock Sunday afternoon. at which Rev. Allan Shaw Bush preached a ser mon from these words; To the On- known God, taken from Acts r: 2a: Nr and Mrs Frank Woodruff or Richnnond Hills, L. l., sang a duet, In spirer and Hearer of Prayer, with Mrs Woodruff at the piano. and she also accompanied the consresalienai
 We'll Work Concluded.
 The work on the well which Moves B Allyn contracted to sink for Judge Alfred Steers of Brooklyn. N fr iast summer at his cottage on the DUH but was abandoned on account oi striking a ledge at that time. was con ol1,ded last week by well dr1ving machine from Quaker Hill at depth of Io3 feet-6o feet through solid rock The flow of the well is said to pc gallon Of water a minute.
 VIII Seti COItd9es
 The Misses Harriet and Ada Webb of Greenport. L. L. arrived in the will Iare Monday to make arrangements for the sale of their cottage situated near Fort Decatur on the east pank of the Thames river to Andrew Miller who Is connected with the submarine base Ths place Is better known to the cider residents as the one former ly owned by Hiram Hampstead, now of Santa Barbara, Cal.
 TimberIand Sold.
 A large tract of timber and woodla nd of 100 acres in Gungywamp was sold recently at auction. George w Palmer of Ledyard was the purchaser: The tract belonged to the estate of the late Charles NJ. Thayer of Norwich ana the purchase price was said to De s23s.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Hurlbutt and lit tie son of Charleston. ". Va, motcred to Corona. L. l.. last week to the home Mrs Frank Hurlblltt. From there they were joined by Mir. and Mrs. Hurlbutt and their aunt. Miss Fanny B. tturl, butt, also of Corona, L. T.. and naotored to the home of MT. and Mrs. Lester Hurlbutt. a brother of Roy Hurlbutt, whose home is on the New London
 Here for Some Time.
 Mrs Mary Watrous. who has been spending three months in Spencerport, N Y, at the home. of her sister and brother -in-Iaw- Mr. and Mrs Elmer Ridder arrived at the home Of her ComstocIz. Friday, where she will spend some time. Mrs Watrous was accompanied by her nieces, the Misses Eleanor and Dorothy kidder, Who Will spend their school vacation here With -heir grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. Com stock.
 Removing Equipment.
 Henry Link business manager Of the Roxbury Tutoring school, was 8 caller in the village Saturday to superintend the removal of a portion of the equip rnent of the school which has been at the Yale quarters and in storage here, fy auto van 10 the recently acquired property of the Roxbury school. the CheEhtre academy at Cheshire. Conn. This has changed entirely the plan of the summer school here, which will
 For a Weeks Outing.
 A party of girls including Misses Helene Otis, Villa Bussey, Marion Pal r1er of Norwich and Misses Eleanor and Mary Lord Helen Gilbert Eugenia Dean from Hebron. with Miss Flor chaperone, arrived last Saturday at the Ashbey cottage on the bluff for "a week aouting at the Ferry
 Personal Mention. Mir and Mrs. Lewis Church from Norwich, with their son, Robert Church. from the submar rine base, have been spending a few days at their Mrs Nathan 4. Gibbs had as her guest at her home last week and for | several motor trips Miss Emma Ward Of Norwch. MT. and Mrs. William Brooks of | Hartford arrived the first of the week l in their auto to visit Mrs. Brooks mother, Mrs Delphine Fish. Mrs. Fish 1 returned with them for visit in LI 4v-l Mrs. Ada Larra.bee of windhan was guest at the home of Moves B. Allyn | Wednesday. Miss Susan Perkins of Brier Hill, ] Groton, was a visitor at the home of Ter aunt. Mrs. Tarmon L. Perkins l Monday. Mrs. J A. Birch visited Mrs. Miliie Street in PalmertoWn Monday. Mrs Arthur J. Sittig and Mrs. John | C. Reynolds and young son of New 1 York arrived Monday to visit at the ] home of their mother, Mrs Lucy A. | Mir and Mrs. Charles Tyler Bard of 1 Norwich have taken a cottage at Riv- i erview place, the property of Charles l H. Brown, for a months stay. Richard Ames of Yonkers, N. r., &C., | companied by a, friend, arrived by au- i tomobile at the Ames cottage on the 1 bluff last Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Richard H. Chase of Long Cove entertained last week Mrs. Chase's mother, Mrs. Herman Peck ham, of New London, and her sister, Mrs Thomas c. yayeo, and little daughter Grace of Newport, R. l.
 Mfr and Mrs. J. H. Jennings are en- tertaining at their farm in the Allyn's Point section Mir. Jennings sister, Mrs. Edward Savage, and son. Edward, Jr., and Mrs. M Danzfs and young child from East Orange. N. J.
 Miss Taylor of Westerly was the recent guest of her mother. Mrs. E. A. James of the Allyn's Point section.
 Mrs James Lee and Mrs. Minor of Groton. with Mrs. Harriet Avery of Mystic, were visitors at the l nome of Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Com l stock Tuesday. Rev James M. Potter of the NJ. E. .flurch of the village will not officiate II the Brewster's Neck chapel at Fort Point during the remainder of the month of July and August Sunday af- .ernoons as has been his custom.
 LAUREL GLEN l.