Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-29
GALES FERRY

Most of the summer cottages in stl,ej village and on the Bluff were EopeRed for the season in time far the Yate+fIarxard. regatta Friday many families entertain ing guests flor that texerit. The InoFe re-. cent arrivals on ifte Bluff are rGeorge w. Frost and family of ;Montctair, N. lJ.,; C. Tyler Bard and family sof No1sgich, ! Hugh Kinder and family also of Nor mich-7Mr. Kinder having recently ipur-i chased The Pines-tiIe cottage of Hiss Lucy Geer of ,Norwich. Rev. G. H. Wright spoke in the sM 5E. ! church Sunday lnorning froE1 Il TtAso- I thy Ar, the theme being, line Rattle and ,tlle Race. At the ;EpEarth League aev- ening ,serriae, Rev. J. NJ. Carter in the welfare serTice at the Submarine Ease 1 was the leader, with tire topic Tiie Re suits of Our Words and Deeds. l The closing inuuiher of the singing classes which have been conducted by 1 l'Organist Alban w. Cooper of the Sec i ond Congregational church, New London, was held at the M. IL. Nestry Wednesday ! evening. Mir Cooper sails aboGr the middle of July for a trip abroad. i Anthony Morse, sYale ,f5, ealled son friEnds fin the village Wednesday and Thursday, where he had spent many sum | Iners with his parents, Isev. and Mrs. Oliver Morse, formerly of Norwich. MT. lInOASS tsE-6 lbcEC the l54lG f9tQ1fLefk3 to 1 stroke the Yale graduate crew, which
 rowed the Harvard graduate crew Fhurs- day morning.
 Guests at the cottage of Mrs. flames
 Martin on the Bluff Tor the races were an automobile party, Mir. and Mrs o. Stanley Rich and youn sgsoH, with 1Ir RichS mother and Miss Learned all -of New London, with Miss Beatrice Sharp II of Norwich.
 ! Randolph Aathewson of PtttsAsld, II Mass, arrived last week to spend several
 weeks with his sisters, the Misses Mathewsan at their home in the village.
 Miss Hetty Way of Brooklyn, \. Y. . spent race day and the week end at tiIe :, lscottage of ,her brother-in-law and sister | Mir. and Mrs Fletcher WilsDn. sI Mrs. Adam Bishop of Niantic WAS 8 guest of Rev. c. II. Wright and Mrs Fl Wright Rrisiay and witnessed the pace. Il Miss Florine Soofefd and Miss Olive ; Linton of Norwich :were recent guests oi
 Mrs. Walter RI. Buckingham. I Mrs. Iotta Cushrnan of Springfield
 Mass, spent the week end at the houae
 of Mrs. Isullaa Bennett.
 W. H .Bayless, M. D. and family ot
 Brooklyn, N. T., have opened their cot. itage sfor the season.
 Eugene Perkins and daughter, His: | Gsu1ttb I2EtkAllS 1NilE @Atls I0t&Al4to iHasSCi
 Airs. .Jiiia Brown and A Brown gill ol Stonington wsere callers Sunday at the
 home of Mir. and Mrs d4srmon l.. Per.
 l5ins.
 Mrs. J. A. Birch and KIT. and Mrs A
 o. Faford were 'reeent visitors at ttiIl
 home of Mrs. Bfci's uncle and aunt, Mfr
 and Mrs Stephen Perkins of Groecn
 Richard Allyn of .Allyn's Point ~ss dl
 50 8 caller at this home. $
 Mrs. Lulu B. HennBstead is entertain
 ing Miss Eaten of Brooklyn for tsT,
 weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Ilir1ban enter tainel recently Mir and Mrs. J. J. Law |. less and Miss Ernestine Talbot of .Nes
 London, and Mr. and Mrs. J. lH. H9fdiz' : i,of the Aiohican hotel of New Lonaen | MT. and Mrs. George Kirabah of Yves
 Brighton. N Y. alr Kin1baiYs parent I have been been spending a week wit 1.-the family Of their son.
 A Mrs. J. FsFnk Corey and her sistel \ Miss Emma Hilton Of NorTtch were re A lcent callers st their summer cottage 0
 1.-the Bluff.
 Fl W. R. Fowler of New York was