Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
New London County
GALES FERRY


 GALES FERRY
 Addre.. by Gustave T.. Boehnaan-
 Church Bell Rings For Liberty Sum
 day-Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Huri-
 butt Married Thirty-Six Yeers.
 Richard Allyn of New Bedford, chief ensineer of the steamer Island Homo was visitor at AIfyns Point 4atur- day.
 Mr. Allyn was accompanied by his nephew from New London for a visit to his grandmother, Mrs. Phebe L. Norman.
 Third in Series.
 Rev James M Potter will continue his series of sermons on the life of Martin Luther tomorrow Sunday in the M. E. church, preaching the third at the morning service.
 Fold Secretary Gustave T. Boeh- man of Hartford. spoke on The Anti Saloon Movement from the standpoint of a Labor Man, in the M. E. church at the morning service Sunday, taking the text from Genesis s7:2s-27. At the ofsertory c. E. Colver and D. R. Perry sang. Dear to the Heart of the Shep- herd.
 Bell Rings For Liberty Sunday.
 Ray. James NJ. Potter read Govern OF Holcomb's proc1aInat tion on the sec
 
 vice. The church bell rang earlier and ten minutes longer than uusua1 in observance and by request of the Liberty Loan committee of New Eng lcnd to call the attention of the people to Liberty Loan Sunday.
 The special offering tor the day was for the Connecticut Temperance Union, which Mir. Bochman represented. League was conducted by Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins. with the topic, The Battle Against Booze.
 Mrs. Buckingham Delegate.
 At the Thursday afternoon meeting of the Red Cross at the home of its chairman. Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, the work was making pajanas. Mrs. auxiliary at the state conference of the Red Cross. held at Lampson Lyceum, New Haven. last Tuesday.
 Wedding invitations.
 Friends ir the village have receiv- cd invitations from. Mr and Mrs Issac C. Geer of Ledyard to the marriage of their daughter. Florence Allyn. and the evening ef Tuesday. October 30th, a tseven o'clock.
 Married Thirty Six Years.
 The thirtv-sixth anniversary of the marriage of Mfr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hurfbutt occurred Wednesday and was quietly observed at their home, Wood Lawn farm. Mrs. Nelson Park CT of Norwich. their eldest daughter. and her young daughter. Margaret Huributt came to observe the day with them. this being her annual custom. f. being also the anniversary of her rnarciage -at the home six years age. During the afternoon other rrerbers If the family called: Mrs. T. Ednu-d Norman and vonng son. J. Edmund, Ir. Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt. a,d son. liar n1d. Mra. RI Irving YTnr1t,1ff Nfaa Laura F. Perkins and friends Mrs. Fuributt. who is cenraIescfng from an illness. received beautiful flowers.
 Leaves For Pennsylvania.
 Percy stin who has been the guest nf his sister. Mrs. Charles Miller for soTe weeks. left by automobile We'd nesday for his home in Mt Pocono. Penn. Mrs. Miller and yornP son. Kenneth went tn Mt. Pocono Friday tn visit at the home of her parents for a month.
 MT. and Mrs Jesse c. Fox of Middle town and Mfr and Mrs. Harry Miller nt Hartford. motored to the, home of Mrs. Fox's cousins. Mir and Mrs. C. F. colver and Miss Kate B. Colver at the Navy Yard, Sunday.
 Auto parties that called on their aunt. Mrs. Mary Studdard Latham at Nosnk. recently. in honor os her s7th birthday included MT and Mrs C. F. ccI-er and children and Miss Kate B. Co1ver of the Navy Yard, with Mrs. Fanny A. Molthror of the village and Mrs. Forace Fl. Watrous and son, Kenneth Watrous. of the Navy Yard. NIT. and Mrs. Byron Maynard of An thony. R. l.. who have spent several days with relatives in tho village and A11yns Point. have returned Eoine on Tuesday.
 Arrives From Long Island. Mrs. Frank Huributt of Corona. L. | T.. arrived in the village last week to l a hA Nf f14- Hurlbutt Mrs. Franklin H. Brown returned to her home in Norwich last Thursday. | having sDent the summer at Red Fern, | her cottage nthe village
 First Wild Geese. The first flock of wild geese going south was noticed in the village Sun day afternoon, their honking could be plainly heard. Rev James M. Potter attended the Norwich District Ministerial associa- lion meeting in South Manchester, on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. AIburtus Dean of New London and NJ. Starr Dean and son. Inc hor1e of MT. and Mrs. George F. Dean, Sunday. Mir and Mrs. Henry Wood were re- cent visitors at the home of MT and Mrs. Dean.
 Home From Boston. Mrs. Mary C. watrous returned to the home of her r>rents. Mir. and Mrs, Charles IT. Coms.ock Saturday from visit in Boston with her cousins, Mir. ard Mrs. Charles Avery. Mir and Mrs. Rufus W. Hnrlbutt and son. Harold with Mfr and Mrs R. Irv- ing Hurlbutt were members of al family party at the home of the latter narents Nr. and Mrs. Charles Bart lett of UnrasviiIe. Sunday afternoon. Lester Hurlbutt who has been III for some days at bis home is said to he making Improvement in health. NIT. and Mrs. Edward H. Latimer son. Richard with Miss Sarah T. 1 Tatimer. were callers on relatives in Paimertown Sunday afternoon. Ground has been broken for 3 ga- rage on the lawn of Frank Alplin at |