Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
New London County
GALES FERRY

Missionary soSsefy to sssryss Tesr4Pas ftriotic serSfesMRoy Fafrehild e nest 4at Buckingham esttaae-~Two Pop ..ul.r Trairs Esssasnti nasss .<ss,g S. ! SThe Ase society served success ful tea Thursday afternoons at $50 o'clock in the vestry of the MetnodIst church at the close of the regular Work and business session. It WAS deoided to serve. tea once . month.
 Wedding Ar1nou nli4sd Ice rFsents.
 Friends in the village Of Rev. John Thompson and Mrs. Thompson Of Nor- raents of the marriage of their afhf-
 Miss r4 gsssa 7,Ess.ssH shsEpss ssls sasss; Vermont Jase=2sst " slz..= z E emp son was a former pastor of the N. R. church here. --+--
 Patriotic Service. -.,-.
 Rev. Allen shaw Bush: Of. the vfl- .a9e spoke in the N. E. church in the absence of Rev. James M- Potter IF aose. At Tlls1 of fsrsnry c. x. Col yer and D. R-Pove@ sang duet Nearer sau- Nearer. At ths Sunday sehooi session a patriotic programme was eiven President Wilson's letter to the Sunday schools rzs read oy Assistant Superintendent Dudley C- sss,ns ..et.e fra s7 tss hos'ss fs. raa zbra.4n
 
 Lincoln by Mrs: DCgens IaFcataine: address. The work of the Red GTos. ard What 1t Mea ns, Supt- C. E. Col yer Lesson study. Al the close AnoeI by Salute. to the Flag Ths oAer1ns was s for the Red Cross campaign
 The following awards For reeu lar attendance were given: Rolled Sofd two months Rolled gold pin. to each: C. F. CoIver Jr.. and Helen Louise Col yer. ten months, Gun metal pin to Margaret F. CoIver, four months
 The Enworth League evening ser vice with Miss Madeline Birch, lead CT. the topic was America for Christ MT and Mrs. J. F. Clouse and young daughter, Ruth. of New Haven. mo tored here on Saturday and called on friends in this place
 Participated in GarboI
 Roy Fairchild of New, York, who was Waiter NJ Buckingham left Friday the tie' Lambs. .la @ wfo.ssnt {ts Plattsburg to repeat their Gamhol- Sunday.
 Paul Miller, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Miller returned thursday from Lawrence hospital, where he un- dervent a minor operation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fletcher Wilson and garet arrived last week from Brook lyn \. Y. to spend the season at a cottage on the Buff.
 A1r. and Mrs. A M. Kennedy from Norwich have opened their cottage Mfr. and Mrs. George w. Frost and family of Montclair, N. J.. arrived at their summer home last Friday.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Woodruff and family of Richmond Hills, arrived last week at their cottage on the Bluff.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Carey and Miss Anna nda Fisher, of Norwich, spent Friday at the Carey cottage
 Miss Dorothy Massey of Old Mys- tic. was the weekend guest of her sister Mrs. Emerson Whipple.
 Herman Wuif and family of Nor wien arrived at their cottage on tte Bluff last last week and have as their guests -foT1athe Reeko Mr. and Mrs.
 In,prs22i63sa3 Mapnf Cottage - - he place Friday Mr. Mann has been having improvements to his cottage, preparatory tQ the coming of his family.
 Misses Ellen and Lucy Geer of Norwich spent several days last week at their cottage The Pines
 Mrs Nelson J. CroweIl of Norwich was a weekend guest at the cottage of' Coroner. and Mrs Franklin H. Brown.
 Horace 1T. Sears of Hyde Park. Mass. spent Sunday with Mrs. Sears and their son, Alfred, who are here for the summer. :.
 Mrs. William Brooks of Hartford weekend with her mother, Mrs Dei- ohine Fish. -az-sz e-z5 Y z. s-s.-= -ef
 At Lons Cove.
 Miss Evelyn Richards, 3, teacher in 7assaic. N.i !, arrived last week to lpend her vacation at the Long Cove arm of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Richards @ 5 =i7~i< Herman Chase, the eldest son of fir. and Ars.-Ricfard ehaseJof Long sove; entersgds NenaeEl4al hesnitad for yuest of Mrs Hairy ;N6rnlaf1 and Mrs. -urtrs T. Gates in New London. Tor Ieveral days recently.
 Mrs. Charles Miller and young son Kenneth. went to Mt. Poeono, Penn, sst week to spend three weeks at the aonne of Mrs. N1iHere parents. C. B. Smith and family of New Jersey, arrived Saturday, to spend the ieason. -,-s---<s.
 Miss Lena Lewis of New Fork has see1 spending vacation of two Feeke with her mother. EzrzsE,,snnah conducts Bible study work in New
 Trains Missed. z7.s-e ss5 The Sunday 4rains ntfst were dis continued last Sunday, the 11.5T down md t.s7 up from New fEondon, caused
 
 omed to usees then.s having beerf in erviCe since the opening of the Nor Eicfa and Worcester sbraEeh@ of the Kew. Haven road -ri- J-ss
 Beautiful Rose Garden. One of the most beautiful of rose ;ardens can be seen at the home cf drs- Lucy A Brown in the village Mir and NEs. W. H. sB Durrnont nd family motored here Sunday from heir hoSne hs. Montelairs N- J., sto pend the season at their cottage on he Bluff. n-s sF- zT Mr. and MEsss,N elsDl1 Parker and htle daughter Margaret of Norwich pent Sunday withsI Mrs. oParkerss par nts. MT. and Mrs. Henry. NY. Hurl- utt, while on a-trfp- to New York and lew Jersey; for .tyo Neeks..
 Club Season Opens The Gales Ferry sGouatry- Club pened the season. with an ice cream ale. July 4 at I o'clock in the after pon. and dancipg. in the evening. ,. i