Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-04
GALES FERRY

A carload CT coal arrived at the rail- road station here Monday, consigned to Moves F. Allyn. and is being delivered to lhe people of the village this week. MT. Allyn ordered this coal for the village supply last winter
 t The exodus of the summer people has begun and they are returning to their homes. Among thos. who have returned are Mir and Mrs George W. Frost and fa-r Of Montclair. \. J.. who left We'd n The Misses Mccain of New Jer- sr c'ipisd the cottage of Rev. r ta- .' Wright on the Bluff fer August, vent tast week in their automobile, and Mr.. gI and family of Brooklyn, N. Y. vro occupied The Pines for August, left Saturday.
 1-. and Mrs James Martin of Meriden, ~r -..t motored to the Bluff Sunday 7-H arr occupying their cottage, The f-.- which has been recently vacated. a-f win spend Mir. Martins vacation here urta
 Carl 2 Lawson resumed his duties as second operator at the village station on NolfIy afternoon after a ten days va t'oa r. E Watson. who supplied for Mr Lawson during his absence, conclud- i his duties on Saturday at the station. Miss Mabel Peckham of Jamestown, E I Is the guest of her uncle and aunt. Hla Ha-' Alle- JucLll IT. GtEhU1Nl, dE Heckh1ms Point. near Long Cove.
 1ir. and Mrs J. Frank Corey and son Herhert. with their daughter Grace of Norwich. arrived last week at the Corey cottage on the Bluff to spend some time ID September.
 The Fancy Work society of Norwich were entertained at the Wulf Den the cottage on the Bluff of Mrs. Otto Wulf sf Putnam. last Wednesday,
 Mir. and Mrs Carl w. Brown and little laughter Virginia returned to their home n Norwich Friday after spending about Two and one-half years at Browns Cross Ing Their house here will be occupied by Rev. J. W Carter and family, who is connected with the morale service at the submarine base.
 Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, with Mrs. Rufus ". Hurlbutt and her two young children. Harold and Ruth. motored on Thursday to Watch Hill in Mrs Bucking- hams car visit Mrs. Hurlbutts brother-in-law and sister, Mir and Mrs Robert Townsend, of Uncasville, who are h camp there
 Mrs George F. Adams. Miss Mary Richards and the Misses H elen and Louise Robinson. all of Norwich, were an auto party entertained by Mrs J. Frank Corey at her cottage on the Bluff Thurs day
 Mir. and Mrs. F. Irving Hurlbutt of the village are guests of relatives in Provi- iencee. R. L. this week.
 Mir and Mrs Monett Lawson and chii aren of Long Cove were visitors wednes day at the home of Mrs Lawsons par snts, Mfr and Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins
 Fred W. Burton. selectman of the towr 0f Ledyard. was in the village Wednes day. coming in answer to a petition iron the Village Improvement association 0 Gales Ferry. to establish the lines of tn old highway through the village os orig lnally laid out, that repairs and improve ments might be made. He was accom- panied by Civil Engineer Pitcher of Nor Eich
 Robert Miller. nephew of Mrs A. F Miller, who has made his home with NJ, md Mrs. Miller for two years. joined hi grandmother, Mrs Marie Sorenson, an her son, Louis Sorenson, of Boston. wit her daughter. Miss Sophia Sorenson, O seattle, Wash, at New London Tuesda 70 go 10 New York. where they sailed o Thursday afternoon on the stearne United States for Copenhagen, Denmarl .heir birthplace
 Mir. and Mrs. William Maynard c Providence. R. T.. have been recent visit DTS at the home of their relatives. Mir, Eliza n. Maynard and MT and Mrs Eli gene La Fontafne, of the Stoddard di, lrict.
 Prof. John J. wetzel of Hartford V, speak in the NJ. E. church Sunday morr Ing on Good Citizenship.