Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-15
GALES FERRY

The second number in. a series ot
 muslcales arranged by Mrs. Walter -t- Buckingham. president of the
 club, was given at the Country club 1 house Wednesday evening. A short 1, community sing led by Mrs. Frank i Woodruff of Richmond Hills l.. L.
 with 6frs. William C. Elliott of Nor Wtch accompanist, preceded the fol- lowing programme as announced by l Rev. Allen Shaw Bush: Piano. Sous Bois, Miss Olive Hunt; Khaki Lad James J. Moore of Norwich; Just a Wearin' for You, Miss Hazel Ban
 Hunt; The Bell Ringers. MT Moore; Nights Has Thousand Eyes. Jean, Mrs. Waiter M. Buckingham; Shad- ows. Miss Banfield; Over the Desert, Gainz. Miss Hunt. Encores for each number were pleasingly given. Master Richard Latimer of the village won favor with recitations. The Swing, and two encores; folloiwng the com munity sing previous to the arranged program Miss Olive Hunt of Nor wich, who played with wonderful technique and expression. Miss Ha- gel 'Banfeld. also of Norwich. who has sweet contralto voice. with James Isa bel Mets of New York. accompa n- ist,- provided a fine musical even ing. silver offering was taken at the close of the programme.
 A small annex is being built on the east side of the clubhouse for a kit chenette. Rehearsa1s are being held for the appearance of the La La Pa loose Minstrels at the clubhouse
 Ogden Smith Of Newark. N. J.. ar rived last week to spend a vacation of two weeks with his mother. Mrs .. o. Smith. at the family summer cottage.
 Ckarles IT. Winchester of Norwich, an engineer on the New Haven road is spending a weeks vacation with his son. J. Otis Winchester at his bungalow at Perkins place.
 Mir. and Mrs Milo Benn and party of Hartford motored to the village on Saturday evening for an over Sunday visit at the home of Mrs. BenIl $ aunt, Mrs. Joab B. Rogers. 7
 Misses Louise and Natalie Benn, who have been guests of their aunt for two weeks. returned with their parents to Hartford Sunday after noon.
 Mrs. J. Parker Tangle. who has been the guest of her niece. Mrs. A. C. E.~lon- at fer summer home in the village for a month. returned on Washington, R. I.
 At the EDworeh League business meeting held al the close of the Sun day evening service for the election Of delegates to attend the institute of the Epworth League at Whitman tic Camp Ground from Aug Y to Aug. 24. Rev. O. F. Newton and Mrs Newton and Mrs Harmon L. Perkins were elected.
 Lawrence Pearce, WI o has been q clerk in the villa ge store of Norman and Povey for some weeks. gave up the position last week and has left with his niotirr, Mrs Minnie Pearce of Norwich and his uncle. Ensign F. J. Banker who recently received his disch 1rge from service at the sub marine base to visit their relatives at Shelbyville Indiana. Mrs. Pearce with her son. Lawrence. came east from Kansas last year. joining her brother Ensign Banker. here.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson c. Crowell of The Pines. spent the week-en with relatives in Mystic
 Miss Luella Maynard and her brother. Byron Maynard of Groton, are guests of their grandmother Mrs. Lydia s. Maynard at her home in the village before leaving to make their home at Toms River. N. J.
 Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins. member of. the camp meeting committee of the NJ. E.. church, left Wednesday 10 open the Gales Ferry house at the Wnli- manticF Camp Ground preparatory to camp meeting Saturday.
 Mrs. Henry E. Church of Norwich