Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
New london County GALES FERRY
Red Gross Auxiliary Has Thirty five Menbers-6irthday Picnic at MT and Mrs. Latham Snnith's-Country Clubhouse Opens For the seasen- Cottage and Village Notes.

The Gales Ferry Red Cross Auxii- iary, of the Norwich branch, met & q. the home of it's chairman, Mrs. Wal ter NJ. Buckingham, Thursday after
 room making hospital shirts, paJa- mas knitting and shipping material
 for eomfeft pillows. New members who have joined since the :ast meet ing are Mrs. Ceurtland F. Colyer, Miss Kate B. Colver, Mrs. Biiiings F. s. Crandall Mrs. Frank Aplin, Orrin Bennett these with George $, Law son, whose name WAS omitted from a previous list, make a total of 35 mem bers to date. The next meeting will be he'd at the summer home here CT Mrs. Frank Aplin, of Mt. Vernon, N Y. and will take the form of a silver tea.
 Gifts For Country Club.
 The Country Clubhouse opened July 4tA, at o'clock, with an ice cream sale and dancing in the eve nirS. The club has been presented 2 piano from Mrs. A. M; Kennedy ma and Grace Hilton, of Norwich, and Gales Ferry. A. so a phonegraph with records from Mrs. A. c. Risdon, of New York, wte has summer home hers Saturday s1e @ evening an anotse5 5a1g at the clubhouse
 Birthday Picnic.
 A H farm the home of Mir. and Mrs. Eath- am E. Smith, on the anniversary of Mrs. Smiths birthday, July 4th- A fine ct1owder dinner was served on the lawn. Among the guests were Minor Moxley, Gronton; MT. and Mrs. Allen Young, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young, Waterford: Mir and Mrs. Walter Gardiner. New London; MT. and Mrs. Fred Turner. Long Cove; Mir and Mrs. Joseph De Rusha and l1 Nr zr16 five n l1-iA< Fl Cemstoek of the. villa ge; Mir. and. Mrs. Avery Main and daughter, Elizabeth Irene. Miss Doris Main, F. A. James. Albert James, Allyn's Point; Miss Miriam Pitcher, Norwich. Mrs, Smith received many pleasing gifts.
 Sunday Services.
 Rev. James M. Potter spoke in the M E. church Sunday morning from Eeciesiastic t2-13. Fear God and Keep His Commandments. The theme being. The Whole Duty of Man. At awards were given for regular at tendance: RoEed gold pin, Alfred Sears. ten months: gold plated star, Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins. one year, three months bronze star, Mrs Lucy A. Huributt. one year. two months.
 The Epworth League evening eerv- lee at I,e3 o'clock was conducted by the pastor with this topic, Where are You Placing Your Influence?
 Eehees From cams.
 There are five hundred cadets at Camp Dewey at Kitemaug. and the su gle call at six every morning and St six in the evening. can be heard by the villagers. which with the music of the camps band at intervals during the day. is very inspiring. .- of Yale Athletic Association. of New Haven, with Mrs. BedeiI and two children, were in the village Friday and stayed over night in the Payne Whitney cottage. last week frenl a visit to their broth | CT. Rufus Mathewson and Mrs. Math- 1 ewson, of Buffalo, N. r. at their sum ner home at Great Harrington, Mass. To visit Mfr. and Mrs Merritt Sxilten ] Mrs. SkKton is their niece. who wac | recently married here at the family | nome. Wright of Philadelphia, with two 1 young sons, arrived last week. at one 1 of the Jones cottages to spend the season 1
 Nr: and Mrs. Elmer satterle. and spending g month at the home of Mir. l satterieef parents, Mfr. and Mrs. 1 Charles A. Satterlee, for the benefit of | MT. satteriee.s health, returned in North Haven. Saturday.
 Mrs. E. V. Mann. of Providence, and Mrs. Harvey AIdrich. of Norwich, sisters of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, are her guests at Red Fern cottage,
 Geer Cottage Leased
 Misses Lucy and Ellen Geer. who nave been at their. cottage The Pines, 1 1n the Bluff. returned to their home n Norwich, having leased the cottage 'or two weeks to George ". Ffzes md Walter E., Churchill, of the sub narine base, with their wives.
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush conducted lay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank L. Lathrop md daughter. Miss Marion I.athrop, md Mrs. Gardner, with Miss Edna ,i.e party calling in the village Sun lay at the home of Mrs Fanny A. dolthrop..
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Bard, of <orwieh; were among callers in the
 Mrs. Merle Mansfield and children # Westriile, were recent guests of Mrs. Easen Stoddard. MT. Mansfield notered here Sunday and the family home with him that after loon. |
 Arrive From Putnam.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Harvey Mann and amily of Putnam, arrived at their ottage on the Biuff last saturday.
 CndT1eS <st1ileI fSftHcctcd Nlla I4G ! ubmarine base left his cottage here | ast week to join Mrs. Miller and oung son, Kenneth at Nit. Pocene, oenn., where they went some days go. MT. Miller has leave of absence
 WiIrnot Benn. who has been the ueet of Mrs. Joab Rogers. returned ienday to his home in Hartford
 Mir and Mrs. Otto wuif and family f Norwich, are at their cottage, the yulf Den.
 Miss Julia C, : Richards of Long eve, was the guest last week of Mrs, ,dward T. Pettigrew, of Groton.
 Miss Mildred Emily Pierce, of New ork. arrived Saturday, to spend two , lonths' vacation at the home of her arents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. fierce, of Allyn's Point.
 Mrs. Louis Masen. of Norwich. is pending some days with her mother, frs Ellen Turner. Mrs. Agnes I.ath- m of Groton was recent visitor nth her mother, Mrs Turner. Miss Lacy Gardner of Nyack. N. Y, -as a guest Tuesday and Wednesday, l | the home of Mrs. Edward H. Lat