Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
GALES FERRY
Silver Tea of Red Gross Auxiliary Well Patrensxsd---Vauesv at Country cluh-asvefnsrs Myssass ; Road at Sunday Service City Folks
 Leave, Following Labor Day..

| The Gales Ferry auxiliary of the at the summer home of Mrs. A. C. Risdon 6t New York in the ,t1liage sasurday afternoon from to S :ngs s. F. Crandall were the hostess es. The young ladies wko assisted in serving we're: Miss Katherine Rfsdor. Misses Esther and Margaret Wilson lof Brook:yn, N. Y, Miss Edna Mann the village. They. wore white dresses xnd tht regulation Rcd Cross nurses caps. A good sum was rea.izec. . snappy Vaudeville.
 The vaudeville performances rfven at The Country Clubhouse Saturday eve- clever and fuli of s1appss iocar hits. The Gales Ferry band made it's first and last appearance in a musical way Eand was enthusiastically encored Ice cream was on sale a+ the close of the performances.
 Tea We'll Patrenizsd.
 f<Thef Ladies. Aid Society tea ii, the vestry of the M. E.. church last Thursday evening from to@s Nas we'll attended and pleasing success. Salad, sandwiches, cake and pie were sold.
 Road Gevsrner's Message.
 Rev. James NJ. Potter syoke from ? Timothy E.: in the NJ. E. church Sun day morning, tho theme being, Good Soldiers Of Christ. Rev. Mir. Potter read Gov. Marcus H. Holcomb's recent msssage and paid a special tribute by prayer for the young men of this country called to a foreign country to fight. Rev Allen Shaw Bush con ducted the 5 o'clock sery1ce in the Country clubhouse Sunday afternoon, therefore unto Caesar the things which be Cae sar's and unto God the things which be Gods.
 Commissioned seeend Lieutenant.
 William H. Barnes Of Now London and Gales Ferry received his commis- Artillery in the army, Service from civil life, having passed the required examina .ions several weeks ago. He was ordered tc report for duty at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
 Entertained Friday.
 Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop entertained Friday, Mrs. Arthur C. Fuller of Best Yard; Mrs. E. ". Jones. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.i ssnd Mrs. Curtis F. Gates. New at he- home in the village.
 Guests From Rochester.
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Church of Rochester. N. r.. have been spending church's parents, MT. and Mrs. Lewis 1 Church tf Norwich. on the Bluff. :. Mrs. J. H. Barrabee of Newburyport, 1 Mass, formerly of Norwich. IS guest l sit bs in the village. The party mo ored to New Haven Labar Day. Mrs Charies B.. J -nnings of SNewI london was guest at the home of Ir. and Mrs. Edward H. Latimer, friday.
 George Hughes of New York spent | he week- end and holiday at the sum | ner home of MT. and Mrs: George W. Trost.'
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Allen have taken ooms !. the cottage of Mrs. Lucy A. 1ur!butt for the present.
 Rev. James M. Potter Coroner Frank in H. Brown and Dudley c. Perkins ttended the ball game at the Plant eld, New London, Labor Day.
 -. Or House Boat. a--a-s. Hiss Alena Lester Of Norwich spent ae weekend and holiday on the ouse boat, Gypsy.
 Leave for City Honss. --si l The exodus of summer people be- an Tuesday. Mrs. Richard Ames and 1 aughter, Miss Bessie ATnes, of Yon- F CTS, N. r., who have been guests of lmmer home, left Tuesday as did ] so MT. and Mrs. Frost and family IT thair home in Montcla.r. N. J. Miss Evelyn Richards, euperivsor t
 ' 1. J., who has been spending her va tt ftfon Ut the home of her parents5i r. and Mrs. Fred Richards, of Long { owe, left Tuesday to rest,Ine her .du- ! es. 2 +<-f -- Miss. Harriet Bishop Brown return l to Hartford, Tuesday, to begin an l her year of teechfng.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Miller enter h ined Nr. Mfller's brother c. Miller, Id Mrs. Miller, of New York. for the ,liday. s.s S
 Birtheay Anniversary. The, third birthday annx ersary of . young son of Mfr. and Mrs. c. E. r ,lver of the Navy Yard. Frederic 1 F 'owne Co1ver was observed last Sum- n y evening by his relatives Matilda leuss and Dorothy Louise' Dana of F .w York were voting guests present tside the family. Ice cream and Ike was served.
 Mrs. Horace H. Sears and sos, Ar- sd, who have been spending the Q r.,mer| in the place, left for West aven the past week, where they are | reside. Mrs. Fanny A. Moithrop was a guest 5: week at the home of MT. and Mrs. C ank l.. Lathrop of Norwich it1
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