Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
GALES FERRY
Miss Campbell! Gives Second Canning stration-Seeretary Walter C. Plank Speaks at Morning Ssrviee- Address by Rev. P. C. Wrinht-So- ciaI Activities.

The second canning demonstration was s&i ven by Miss N.s:J .5Eampbell, | home demonsfration agent ofsthe- eoan- l ty farm, bureau in the vesti'y of the l 10.S0 o'clock and was largely attend ,,ed. Miss Campbell demonstrated the | canning of chicken and co,n and spoke of the canning of tomatoes and the Selden of Lyme, assistant to Miss Katherine burlington, chairman of the l home economies committee Of the county farm bureau, met with the local officers of the Home Economics club, Mrs. B. F. s. Crandali, chairman, and Miss c. B. Freeman, secretary, at the close of the canning demonstra ton. They reported New London county as one of the bes! in the s>ate in responding to the food conservation work. Miss Freeman has been ap- pointed for the distribution of the Hoover pledge cards in this part of the town and has been busy at the work recently. MiSs Campbell, who companied by her niece and nephew, Miss Dorothy Pierscn and Master Cameron Pierson, of Montclair, <. J. The party was entertained at luncheon by Miss Caroline E. Freeman at her home near the village. =" ~- tf
 Secretary Walter C. Plank speaka.
 Walter c. Plank, secretary of the Y. M. C. A. the submarine base at the navy yard. conducted the morning service m the M. E. church Sunday and spoke along the line of the present work of the association. At the offer tory The. Shadows Fall was sung by Miss Grace A. Chapman, Miss Alice Satterlee and D. R. Povey. Miss Jen- nie G. Perkins was organist.
 Address by Rev. p. C. Wright.
 Rev: Peter c. Wright, D. D., of Phil adelphia spoke Thursday evening, at ha ing Life in War Times. Tho service was preceded by Q song service with Miss Mildred Steers Of Brooklyn, N. Y., at the piano and Mrs. Frank Wood It was well attended and took the place of the weekday prayer meeting, as Rev. James M. Potter was spending the week at willimantic camp meet ing.
 New Member Added.
 At the Thu sday afternoon meeting of the Red Cross held at the home of Mrs. Waiter NJ Buckingham the work was the making of crutch pads. One new member was added to the .auxil- iary, Mrs. A. c. Risdon, of New York, who has a summer home in the vil- lage.
 Leaves for Battle Creek.
 John Raymond Perkins of Madlnoa1, Wis, who has been ca st on ten days visit. left the home of his parents MT and Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins, Saturday evening to visit a former Hermon schoolmate in New York while en route to assume his duties a second lieu tenant in the U. $. reserve corps with the Michigan and Wisconsin men at Battle Creek, Mich.
 Home from Camp Ground.
 Rev. James M. Potter returned from spending the week at the Willimantic camp meeting Monday <
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Co1vef and chil- | drens and, MT. Colver's sister, Miss Kate l B! Colvei, motored to Willimantic Fri day, and spent the week end at their l cottage at the camp ground and at tended the Sunday services
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush conducted ser vice a t tke Y. M. c. A. quarters at the 1 submarine base Sunday evening.
 Married 62 Years. :. : MT. and Mrs George F. Dean quiet ly celebrated the sgd anniversary of | their marriage at their home Sunday. Both are we'll advanced in years Their | son, M. Starr Dean, of New London, was V sftor at their home Sunday | 
 Second Lieut.. John Hindle of the U, 5. reserve corps at Mt. Vernon, N. Y, Vincent Jones to the summer cottage of Mir. Jones' parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Jones. for the