Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-07
GALES FERRY
Summer Visitors Participate in Church Services-JuIy Report of the Red Cross-New Owners Take Pos session of Perkins Cottage.

At the Sunday morning service in the NJ E. church. Rev. o. E. Newton spoke from Hebrews 13:S-the theme being, The Changeable Christ Rev. Arthur F. Purkiss offered prayer. At the offertory a solo. Zion. by Paul Rodney, was sung by D. ". Povey. Rev. Benjamin H. Clark, secretary of Y. M. C. A. work at the submarine base, pronounced the benediction.
 At the Sunday School session the banner class in attendance was Mrs. Eugene LaFontaines, and in offering. Mrs. O. E. Newton's class. An award for two years regular attendance~was given Paul Miller. gold star pin.
 Mrs. Brown Led Service.
 At the Epworth League evening ser vice, Mrs. Carl W. Brown of Nor wich and Gales Ferry, was the lead CT, with this topic. All for Christ; My Pleasures. Hymns selected by the leader, written by Fanny Crosby, and | Charles Wesley, were sung with Miss Jennie G. Perkins at the piano.
 Supper and Sale. 1 The baked bean and salad supper with sale of aprons and bags. held ir | the vestry Of the NJ F. church, last Friday evening from 5.30 to g o'clock under the auspices of the Ladies' AiG 1 society of the church, netted ever for. ] ty dollars.
 CoronSr Franklin H. Brown accom- panied by Orrin Bennett and Herber- Corey, went on a fishing cruise in hi. auxiliary boat, Ruth. to Little Hay Harbor, Fishers Island, Saturday spending the night there They made 1 very good catches
 George T. Meech and daughter. Miss Mabel Meech, of Middletown, motoreG 1 to the village Monday and were wis. | itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs l Charles A. Satterlee. 1 Walter M. Buckingham of tht Thames National bank, Norwich. i. enjoying two weeks vacation at hi home in the village.
 Red Cross Busy During July.
 Mrs. Walter NJ Buckingham. chair man of the local auxiliary of the Ret Cross of the village, reports the worl done for July as 1S0 triangular band ages, comfort pillows. pair paja mas, IS pair socks and four renewal to membership, Mrs Harmon L. Per kins, Mrs. Frank Woodruff. Richmon Hills, L. l. Miss Harriet B. Browr Mrs. Hordsce H. Sears.
 Will Go to Utah.
 Mrs Elmer Kidder and little daugh ter, Barbara, who have been guests 0 Mrs. Kdder's parents, MT. and MT. Charles H. Comstock, for two days, lief last week. stopping to visit MT. an Mrs. Frank Hurlbutt at Corona, L. I while en route to their home a Spencerport, N. Y.
 Mrs. Kidder and her three daugh ters are leaving their home there in few weeks to join MT Kidder who l employed in government work in Og ; den. Utah.
 Miss Grace A. Chapman of the Stod ; l dard district is at the home of he , cousins, MT. and Mrs. Elmer KeenI of Killingiy.
 New Owners at Cottage. MT. and Mrs. Gilbert s. Raymon and family of Norwich who occupie the cottage of the late Mrs John ( Perkins, on the Bluff during July. re turned home last week. Mr. and Mir Charles Tyler Bard of Norwich, wh have recently purchased the propert have taken possession.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Stanton an l family of Norwich who were at Tn , Pines the cottage of Miss Lucy Gee 7 for July, have returned. l Mir. and Mrs. John Mcclure an family visited MT. and Mrs Willia1
 Cromwell of Mystic recently The v eldest daughter, Miss Elsie McGuir . remained to spend some days wit 1 friends in that place
 $ MT and Mrs Rufus W. Hurlbu : and son. Harold, and Mir. and Mrs. ] : Irving Hurlbutt. were dinner guests a MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Bartlett ; = Uncasville, Sunday.