Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-07
GALES FERRY

Al the morning service in the M. E. church. Rev Allen Shaw Bush spoke from Genesis 16: 13. Thou God seest me! At the offertory D. R. Po- vey sang The Rescue Song by Robert Hardness. At the Sunday school ses- sion conducted by Assistant Superin- tendent Dudley c. Perkins, Miss Mary Birch was appointed delegate to to attend the annual convention of the New London County Sunday School association in Park Congrega- = tional church, Norwich today (Tues- day). Elm Beth Bennett was award ed for regular attendance for four years a rolled gold star pin and Da- vld and Oliver Carter a bronze pin each Tor two months attendance At the Epworth League evening service Rev. Mr. Bush spoke from l Kings 10:17.
 The State of Maine Express which has been running through this place northbound 1.l3 ?. m., all summer, southbound. due here at 3.59. made it's last run Monday morning.
 Jesse Wilcox of Mystic and Mrs. Hetty Palmer of Providenee, R. l., mo- Maynard of the Stoddard district last Monday as callers.
 Frank A. Aplin. Jr., arrived at the summer home of his parents, MT. and ing concluded twenty-two months of oversea marine service and having re- ceived his discharge
 Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mrs. Charles Chittenden of New London were call CTS on Mrs Franklin H. Brown at Redfern cottage Friday afternoon.
 Miss Asma Naijar, who has spent the summer at the cottage. Leisure Hour, on the Bluff. left Saturday for New York, to join her brother Simon the r. s. government at Yorktown Va. MT. Najjar was transferred from the submarine base early in the sum mer
 Miss Grace A. Chapman accompan- jed by her cousin, Miss Mildred Keene, who is spending some time at the home of Miss Chapman. in the Stoddard district, went to Bailouville Miss Keene's parents. Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Keene. MT. and Mrs. Keene motored with them to their home on Sunday in Mir. Keene's car
 Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt her infant daughter, Ruth Bartlett Hurlbutt and young son Harold Woodbridge Hurl- butt went to Uncasville Thursday to the home of Mrs. Hurlbutt's parents. Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Bartlett. on account of the illness of the son, liar old Woodbridge.
 Mrs Harmon l.. Perkins visited her sister, Mrs. Stephen Perkins, of Brier Hill Groton, and her cousin. Mrs. Elm ily Perkins of Pleasant Valley on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mary C. watrous of New Lon don is visiting her parents here. MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Comstock.
 Mrs. J. Frank Corey and her sister Miss Emma Hilton of Norwich, were at their summer home here Wednes- day.
 The body of Paul Cibulski. infcet son of Mir. and Mrs. James Cibu/ i of Ledyard was brought here for burial in Gales Ferry cemetery. Fri day morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Cameron and daughter Elizabeth. who have spent the summer at a cottage on the Bluff. to New London last week.
 The election of the town of Led yard was held Monday at Ledyard Center. Elmer Babcock of that place conveyed the voters from this section of the town to and from the polls in his automobile.
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush leaves to- day (Tuesday) to visit his son.. Alden | NJ. Bush. Nj. D.. and his family in To- | ledo, Ohio. and will be away about a l month.
 Mir. and Mrs. Courtland E. Colver | and family with MT. Coiver's sister. 1 Miss Kate B. Colver of the Navy | Yard were guests of relatives in Mid | dletown Sunday, making the trip in | their automobile.