Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-26
GALES FERRY

The Bass Clef of Norwich C. D. Geer, director, and Miss Annie l.. Taft, accom- panist, gave concert with an artistic program in the Country club house Tues day evening. The club sang several groups of songs and special quartette Moore and Horace Corning were received with much favor. Ice cream and cake were on sale at the close of the concert. The proceeds of the affair were divided between the Village Improvement associa- tion and the fund for installing electric lights in the clubhouse. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Nancy M. Schoonmaker gave the sixth lecture in Citizenship in the vestry of the NJ E. ! church, the topic being Political Parties and Elections Copies of the book, The Actual Government of Connecticut, writ ten by Mrs Schoonmaker, were on sale c. E. Colver and his sister, Miss Kate B. Colver, of the submarine base, motor ed to Middletown Tuesday. Theip. aunt, I Mrs. Addison S, Chapman, of that city, and her daughter, Mrs. Jesse G.. Fox, with her young son, Everett Ensign Fox, returned with them for a weeks visit at their home. at the base. Miss Marion W. Lathrop of Norwich
 was a guest Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. B. DuMont and 1 family of Mentclair, N J., have arrived l at their cottage on the Bluff for the sea son.
 The annual picnic for the children of 1 the Long Cove school was held at the
 schoolhouse and grounds last week Fri
 day, with the teacher, Miss Evelyn l Whipple, in charge. Four pupils were
 perfect in attendance for the term-Her- man Chase, Richard Chase, Howard | Chase and Madeira Anetti
 Guests at the home of MT. and Mrs 1 Fred E. Richards at Long Cove since l Monday last are their daughter. Miss 1 Evelyn Richards, teacher in Hackensack | N. J., and Mrs. Richards brother, Ed
 nund s. Satterlee. from Dunlap Ia.
 Mrs. Peter c. Wright and son Harmon
 of Hartford have arrived at their cottage for July by Dr. Wright, who is attending
 and their other sous.
 l Mrs. Charles Winchester of Norwich
 and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter of Fort Point were guests Tuesday of Mrs. J. Otis Win. l chester at her summer home in this place.
 A fine little black pig scaled an eight foot wall of it's pen at the farm of Henr! ". Hurlbutt a few weeks ago and came
 to the ciilage calling. He refused to bt
 
 bankrnent wall at the Yale quarters nea1 1 the river. The pig was heard from re
 gently across the river at Bartletts where it had become the pet of a boy Much to the sorrow of the boy, the pigg.
 has been returned to the owner, a tamet
 and quiet animal.
 Miss Margaret Goose of Norwich. thir,
 trick operator at the railroad statiol
 here. has taken Locust Terrace cottag during her stay here.
 Mrs. Alfred E. Voorhees, of Brooklyn N. Y, and her daughter. Miss Mildre Voorhees,. with Mrs. Voorhees, sister. Mrs
 Bennett, arrived Wednesday at the Pove
 cottage for the season. MT. Voorhees with his father, will join the famil later.
 A pretty dancing party was given i the clubhouse Thursday evening, tn night before the regatta, with man young people in attendance from anon the summer colony in the place and fro1 a Norwich. Fred c. Geer's orchestra C Norwich furnished music. Ice cream wa on sale.
 An ice company from Groton is sur plying the village with ice, as John MC { Guire, who z supplied the ice for sex ! eral seasons past, did not care to COT tinue in the business