Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
GALES FERRY

Rev. O. E. Newton spoke in the M. E. church Sunday morning from I. Cor. 1: 30. the theme being The Complete Life. At the Sunday school, session the new opening and closing service for mwas used. Mrs. F. Irving Hur1-l butts class continued in the lead in the journey to Canaan, having travelled | 660 miles. with Mrs. Newtons class 499 miles and Rev. MT. Newton's class 460 II miles. Mrs. Huributt's class was ban ner class ill attendance also, with Rev. ] l MT. Newton's banner class in offering 1 At the Sunday school board meeting {, at the close of the Sunday school Mrs l | Harmon l.. Perkins resignation was accepted as chairman of the mission l ary committee of the Sunday school and Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt was elect 1 ed to succeed her. The teachers of the 1 school were made delegates to attend 1 the New London county Sunday school institute to be held at Stonington on l A oril 30. T he Epworth league evening service
 at 7.3o o'clock was conducted byI fCourtland E. Colver, with the topic 1 What We Owe and How to Pay It.
 This was directly a service relating to
 ti;hing and had prepared centenary program with special readings given The Jarring of Jacob Shapleigh, by Mrs. Delphine Fish; Thanksgiving to Tithe and Why, read by R. Irving i Hurlbutt; How Can 8 Woman Tithe? i Ly Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins.
 l There was no afternoon session. of
 the village school Thursday, as the
 teacher, Miss Grace A. Chapman, was
 in attendance at a teachers meeting of
 the town at Ledyard Center under the
 direction of Supervisor o. E. Lowell of Ii Norwich
 \ Mrs. Delphine Fish and Miss Alice
 Satterlee, members of Anna Warner
 Bailey chapter. D. A. R., of Groton and | Stonington, attended a meeting of the chapter in Westerly Thursday after noon.
 Mrs. George H. Murphy. who was called here three weeks ago by the ill., ness of her brother, the late Edward H. Latimer, left Friday for her home in Columbus, Ind.
 Miss Bortense Fish of Poquennoc Bridge was a visitor at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Delphine Fish, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Guy Davis of the village was in Providence Friday.
 Il Mrs William Tell Enster, formerly
 Miss Ruth E. Lawson. of this village, received her discharge from her duties as yeomanette at the submarine base Friday, April %. Mrs. Enster married in February William Tell Enster of Portland, Ore, then al the base. On receiving his discharge from the ser vice he returned to Portland, where Mrs. Enster will now join him. having started Monday morning, April g. on her journey to the Pacific coast. Mrs Enster's brother Carl E. Lawson, who as a radio electrician received his dis
 charge from |. $. service on the same date as his sister. returned to the family home in the village Saturday, Mir. Lawson has been overseas several times and at the time of his discharge was on the battleship Wyoming. in New York harbor, having spent the 1 winter in Central American waters The Wyoming was ordered to New York participate in the great naval review of April 15 in New York har- bor and up the Hudson river. 6i Thomas Bandro of Ledyard who has been operating his sawmill on Mount Decatur, cutting and saving chestnut ! timber, completed the work there last week and began the removal of the :! mill to the property of Fred F. Rich ! ards in the Long Cove district, havins stopped operating the mill for tims
 to attend to his farm work.
 Pupils of the Long Cove school Miss Evelyn E. Whipple teacher, perfect il S attendance for April are Herman a Chase, Richard Chase, Howard Chase 3 Peter Ghilardi, Geferino' Ghilardi, Vic : toria Ghilardi, Gildo Simoncini. The cottage of George E. Pitcher o ! Norwich on the bluff here has beer ? taken by Lieutenant Brown and fam 5 fly, who have been spending the winte !. in New London. Lieutenant Brown i
 stationed at the submarine base.
 Mrs James Martin of Meriden, wh
 has been spending a Jew days at he e summer cottage on the bluff, left Sat e urday for the home of her n-lav : and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Charle
 Merritt Sperrv in BridgeDort