Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-23
GALES FERRY

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 In the M. F. church Sunday morn ing Rev. O. E. Newton, the pastor, | was assisted in the service by Rev. Allen Shaw Bush. Rev. Mir Newton no balm in Gileads. is there no physi- | clan there? At the offertory Miss Hazel Cleveland of Boise. Idaho, sang The Prayer Perfect, poem of James Whitcomb Riley to music by Erwin J. | Stenson.
 There was large attendance at the | Sunday school session. Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt's class still leads in the jour
 miles. D. c. Perkins class of boys was
 the banner class in attendance and | offering.
 Frank E. Tolhurst of Hartford I was the leader of the Epworth League evening service with the topic, Inro
 ducing Jesus to Our Friends. Mir. and Mrs. John c. Reynolds and two young children will sail on the S. S. Cedric, White Star Line, from New York, Tuesday, July 29th for Lon travelling for a Trading corporation of New York. buying and selling metals fo rimport and export. Mrs. Reynolds is the daughter of Mrs. Lucy A.. Hur1- butt and with her children has been spending some weeks at the home of her mother here. Mir. and Mrs. Reynolds expect to be abroad sever al months and will visit MT. Reynolds parents Tn ireland. MT. ReynOlQS nav ing been absent from his former home six years. MT. Reynolds. who spent
 the week end here left Monday for
 New York Mrs. Reynolds and chill
 dren will join him there Friday, pre-
 paratory to sailing.
 Mrs. Lester M. Hur1butt and little daughter, Marion, who left the village
 the first of May and with MT. Hurl-
 butt have been guests of relatives in
 cluding Mir. Hurlbutts brother, Attor- ney Roy Hurlbutt, of Charleston, W. Va. returned here this past week and are guests of Mrs. Ellen Stoddard at he rhome in the village. MT. Hur1- butt, who occupied the family home here during the construction of the new Thames River bridge at New London, while employed as civil en- gineer. by the New Haven road, has received the appointment of superin- West Virginia. and will locate his family there and be near the noms of his brother.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and daughter. Madilon, motored from New York Friday and spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. Frank kimbaH at their home in the village.
 Arthur E. Frost of Brooklyn. New York. has returned after spending a l few days with his cousin. Mrs. Lulu B. | Hampstead and Norman L. Brown |
 J. Edmund Norman took a party of | twelve young people from the. Bluff | TOT an duIOHODlle SIIdW TlQS LO ocean | beach, Friday evening. returning via | Norwich.
 Miss -Addie Secor and party left in | her touring car Sunday for her home l in Watertown,. N .Y., stopping in AL bany, to take Judge and Mrs Elmer | son flor the remainder of the dis l tance.
 Mrs. Walter Gardiner of New Lon don has been spending week at the | home of her relatives MT. and Mrs. TIT Smith T,4pU fa Other recent guests there have been Mrs. Charles Davies and Miss Eliza beth Brown also of New Landon.
 A O. Fafold, station agent at the comet. Nantucket, Saturday afternoon, to join Mrs. Fafold and son, Stanley, who have been spending a week there. Mir. Faford was an operator there at months during the war.
 Henry E. Collins of Allyns' Point was in Boston Monday, accompanying his daughter, Miss Arlene. who was en route to the White Mountains.
 Waiter c. Cleveland and Party of of Rev. O. E. Newton and Mrs. New ton, at the parsonage. and who motor ed here in their own car, covering B. poo miles, have continued their jour They are due in Boise the first of September, but will ship their car and return by railroad from Detroit
 Engineer Bentson of the New Ha- ven road who was here from his home in Webster. Mass. for few days fishing at Red Top. Thursday. caught small shark off the wharf there with a hook and line He had his catch on exhibition at the railroad station nere at the late. afternoon train that day.
 Coroner Franklin H. Brown and his r grandson. Master Franklin Brown of Southington, with Herbert Corey, spent a dayj fishing in the Race in MT. Browns auxiliary boat, Ruth, recent y.