Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-30
GALES FERRY

Mrs. Morgan G. Bulkeley of Hart ford, state chairman of the National AVon1an'S Liberty Loan. committee. has appointed Mrs: Billings r. $, Gran dali chairman of the woman's com mittee for the town of Ledyard in CO., operation to act with William l. Allyn the chairman of the mems committee Of the town. A house to house can vass in the interest of the Liberty committees have been appointed for the several sections: Miss; Alice Sat teriee, Mrs. Walter Ii. Buckingham, Miss Jennie G. Perkins. Mrs. J. Ed niund Norman, Miss Mildred E. Pierce Miss Evelyn E. Whipple, Mrs. Billings T. Avery. Mrs. James A. Stoddard, Mrs. John Casey, Mrs. Charles Geer, Mrs. Carl H. Tylen.. Mrs. Charles Grey, Ms. Austin Lamb. Miss Olive Rogers, Miss Nellie Geer, Mrs, Leslie Grey, Mrs, John Binnegan. Mrs. Sara Main, Mrs. Fred E. Richards and Mrs. S. A. Cook
 to Camp Zachary. Taylor from. the submarine base five weeks ago, re- ceiyed his commission as chaplain witls rank of first lieutenant in the U. $. army last Thursday and Mrs. Clark, who has been in New York, ar rived in the village Wednesday to ar range her business affairs nere before 1 joining her husband at Louisville, Ky, ] Rev. MT. Clark was. Y. NJ. C. A. wei fare secretary at the base for eight months previous to leaving for Camp l Taylor and with Mrs. Clark. occupied the Hilton cottage in the village for l the summer.
 i Miss Ruth N. Lawson, daughter of
 Station Agent George E: Lawson and Mrs. Lawson has enlisted as a yeo- roanette in the naval reserve force and began her duties at the submarine
 base last week.
 The sale of nine war savings eer- tif1cates and 57 thrift stamps amount ing, to 1$52.05 from Sept. Il to 16. is reported by Postmaster D. R. Povey al the. local post office
 Nr. and Mrs..J. Frank Corey and Misses Emma and Grace Hilton with their brother, Charles Hilton; closed their cottage on the Bluff Tuesday ano l returned :; to. their home. in Norwich. | SThe school children ..of. the town oi Ledyarde held a fair Saturday at Led yard Center the affair. being arranged
 by the teachers cfs the several school:
 under the supervision of Supervise | Q. E. Lowell of Norwich An, exhibi ! or the WUfkA Ol IklS past ScaSOA, uO1i' by the children included vegetables
 raised, fruit and vegetables. canned b.
 them; also an. exhibit of livestock
 Miss Bertha ,Hallock, ofaNerWich, wh'
 has, charge of the Junior club work Q
 the county made an address.
 . Mrs Harmon L., Perkins and he | daughter Mrs. J. A. Birch. of the vii
 iage and MT. and Mrs. Stephen Per kins of Bfier Hill. -Groton. with Ed 5 gar. Cha pman Of Groton. were at l dinner party at the home of their rel
 atIves, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus lChapnia of Norwich Town Tuesday.
 The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich ard Chase of Long Cove are inprov
 ing after several days illness, wit , grip. v [st~'
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Bruce, ais . of the Long cove section, are i'll, N Bruce with what is believed to b A grip. a1.
 J. Edmund Norman has been i'll wit
 influenza since last Friday. He is i'm L proving, but has high temperatur }, Lester eEIurlbutt. who is in the em !. ploy of the New Haven railroad. : very ill with the influenza at his hon
 on the Nsw LGndon road