Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-07
GALES FERRY
Method Pastor Returned for Fourth Year-Family Gathering at Home of Mrs. Phebe L. Nornnan-eook Club Meets.

Everett Gallup, tax collector for the town of Ledyard. was at the Gales Ferry post office Wednesday morning.
 Returns For Fourth Year.
 Rev. James M. Potter and Mrs. ference in Providence Rev. MT. Pot ter was returned by the conference to the tM- E. church here for his fourth year by request of the church.
 The Bible Study class conducted by Rev. Allen Shaw Bush Friday eve nings met Wednesday evening of this week to suit the convenience of. Rev. Mir. Bush.
 People living near the river watched the f1re which consumed one or more cNages at Browning's beach on the oposite side of the river, two miles away. Wednesday afternoon.
 Entertained for Newiyweds.
 Mrs. Phebe L. Norman entertained members of her family and other rel atives Sunday in honor of her young bride. MT Norman was married in Newark. N- J., March IS. The guests were MT. and Mrs Harry Norman and children of New London. NIT. and son of the village. Mrs. Henry Collins and daughter, Miss Airline, of Pequon- hoc. and MT. and Mrs. Rainsford Col ins of Allynis Point.
 Social and Personal Notes.
 Miss Caroline B. Freeman left Sat urday to spend Passion week and Eas- ter at her former home in Nit. Yer non, N. '.
 Nathan A. Gibbs and family of Nor Wich motored to their summer home in the village Sunday afternoon
 Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop who has been spending some time with reIa- tives. Mir and Mrs. C. E. Colver. at their home, at the Navy Yard, re- turned to her home in the village, Tuesday.
 Frank Aplin Jr. of Mt. Vernon. N. Y-, returned Sunday evening. after spending few days here at the sum mer home of the family.
 Miss Mildred Emily Pierce, of New with her mother. Mrs. Charles J. Pierce t-AiIsp,saReizt- - .-s-.z---,
 g Frank Corey and daughter Grace with Charles Hilton of Norwich, were tase on the Bluff.
 D. c. Perkins attended services last Sunday at the Baptist church at Quaker Hill and the Palmertown Bap- tist church
 Master Gordon Maniere. who spent his school vacation of a week at the home of his uncle Simeon Fish in Pequonnoc, returned Saturday, ac- companied by his cousin Donald Fish. who will spend some days with his Mrs. Delphine Fish.
 Mrs Nelson Parker and little daughter, Margaret, of Norwich. are spending the week with Mrs. Parker's sister. Mrs. J. Edmund Norman and family.
 Miss Kate B. Colver of the Navy Yard spent the weekend with reIa- tives in Middletown.
 Home From Pouehkeepsie.
 William D. Allen and son. Paul.
 William D. Allen and son, Paul. village Saturday from Poughkeersie, N- Y-, Mir Allen having finished his bridge construction contract there. ihe party left their homes, here Mon day to begin work at Sound View. and Mrs Fanny A. Molthrop. mo- tored to Mystic and Noank, Sunday afternoon, and called on their aunt Mrs. Mary Stoddard Latham. the orly surviving daughter of the late Guy c Stodard, an old resident of this place
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown of Hartford spent several days last week Ut the home of Mrs. Harmon L. Per kins, returning Saturday.
 Misses Mildred and Alice Harris of Groton were guests Saturday of their Mrs. H. L.. Perkins.
 Mrs. Minor sMox1ey of Groton wa q visitor at the home of Mrs. Cha rIes H. Comstock, Wednesday,
 The Misses Mathewson attended tbe funeral of their relative, Edwin e Johnson, Monday afternoon in Uncas- vile
 The Book club met with Miss Alice age Wednesday afternoon. The read ng Of the book Friendship Village. by Zola Gale, was continued Re feSnments were served.