Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-24
GALES FERRY
Prospective Purchasers yof~.Lets sNisitr
 Highland Spring Park Mrs. =%FCharies B. Graves Gives Address on
 Birds.

Prospective purchasers of building sites at Gales Ferry have been in the tative of Norwich Realty Company which is making another attempt to open up the tract of land situated be- tween the property of Moves B. Allyn and the New York. New Haven and railroad track overlooking the Thames river. This site formerly be- lcnged to the late Isaac Bragraw, but more recently to the late A. l.. Pot tef of Norwich, and was opened up during the summer of 1908 By a realty company under the name of Highland Spring Park. with special gift days aTfdfree transportation on the steam CT Sightseer, or by train. Several lots were reported sold but no attempt to bui1as was made until the. section of the Gales Ferry Country Clubhouse, two seasons ago on a lot donated by Moves B. Allyn. It is said. several people from out of town have pur- chased building lots recently.
 General News. Sergeant Samuel Lester of Fort Wright has visited his parents, MT and Mrs. Edward Lester of the Les ter district
 Mrs. Horace H. Sears and son, AL Erred were weekend guests of Mrs. Delphine Fish. Mrs. Sears was join returning to their home in West Ea- yen that evening. --zsa... .-, Mrs, Frank Aplin of Mt Vernon, N. r., who has been spending a few days erefurneds Tuesday. Mir. Aplin5 and his son, Frank, with the latters friend, Vincent Jones of Mt. Vernon, N. r., were at the Aplin home for the week end
 kGeorge T. Meech and daughter, Miss Mabel Meech, of Middletown, motor eds here and were callers on Mr. Meech's sister, Mrs. CA. Satteriee and family. and on Moves B. Allyn, Thursday.
 Miss Packard and Miss Vera Bart lett of the Vocational school, New Tendon, were entertained at the home fof Mr. and Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt, Monday night.
 : Percy Norman, an engineer on the steamer Richard Peck, is spending his FApation at the home of his mother, Mrs P. C.. Norman.
 -.ss Spoke on Birds.
 Mrs Charles B. Graves, wife of Dr.. c. B. Graves of New London whose name did not appear on the program of the Farmers Institute, recently birds. Mrs. Graves is member of the Audubon society, and an enthus- iastic lover of birds.
 Return to Norwich.
 :. MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs, and daughter. Miss Natilie Gfbbs, returned to NorWlcn, Monday, for the wintef-
 Mrs William Brooks of Hartford returned home Tuesday, after several days visit with her mother, Mrs. Del =phine- Fish. =a-s-=s ss-'--za-ss2-
 Hilliard Bruce of Trenton, N. J., has been spending several days at the home of Fred Smith. t.. s1} Red Cross Meeting.
 The Thursday afternoon meeting of the auxiliary of the Red Cross was held at the home of it's chairman, Mrs. Walter tM. Buckingham Twenty -one dollars has been collected by the aux- Hilary for free wool and $7 worth more has been purchased.
 Mrs. Latham B. Smith has returnsa home, after visit of several days with Mrs. Edward Young. of Water ford.
 Mrs .izzfe De sRusha of Norwich was gEuest the first of the week of her sofE Joseph De Rusha and Mrs. De zRnsha, at their cottage. near the village.
 Rev Allen Shaw Bush, who has been in New York for several days,