Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-11
GALES FERRY

Rev G. H. Wright will speak in the M. E. church tomorrow Sunday on the theme Progressive Revolution.
 Announcements were received last week | by friends of Anthony Morse Of New ' orli | ! of his engagement to Miss Roberta Hoilo- ' way of Lexington, Ky. Mir. Morse is the ' | son of. Rev. Oliver B. Morse and Mrs. | Morse. who are well known. in Gales Ferry, were the family have spent sew eral summers. | Mrs. LelDliine Fish, Mrs. Fanny A Mol throp and Miss Alice. Satterlee of the village, with Mrs, Billings F. s. CraudalI | of Stoddards Wharf, members of Anna Warner Bailey chapter, D. A. R.. of Gro ton and Stonington, and Mrs. Crandslls mother. Ms. Irwin Haley a member of Fanny Ledyard chapter of Mystic, at tended the open house the 9th of Septem- per at the Monument house. Groton.
 Rev Robert Kreitler of Scranton, Pa. was a guest ar dinner at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank A Aplin Saturday Rev. Mir. Hrcitler ofliciated at the ser vices in the Pequot chapel, New London, Sunday.
 Guests entertained at the summer home of MT. and Mrs A C. Rsdon for the week end and Labor day were l.. B. Lewis; Jr., of Yale. Mir. Risdon and son. . Charles Risdon, Of New York city with Mrs. V. P. Archer. also of New York ' Mrs Charles T.. Richards and her daughter, Mrs. J. r. Latimer with young , son. J. F. Latimer, Jr., of South Jackson Vile, Fla. arrived Thursday 10 visit the l late Mir. Richards brother. Fred F.. Rich ards, and family and sister, Miss Julia C. Richards. They left their home in the I south Aug. ed and have been guests of : Mrs. Richards brothers, s. C. Murnan and - V. R. Murnan~ and their fsmil ss in 7. Perth Amboy., N. J. They leave here to- d1~~ IC,aV r-.- t sister, Mrs c. P. Burdick. and from there e will go to Brooklyn, x. Y: to visit an- other sister, Mrs George Stevens, mak- ing their tour cover about three months '- before returning 10 their home Mrs. Carlton Perkins Browning and e daughter. Emily King Browning. whc l have been spending the summer witf .e Mrs. Browning's parents. Mir. and Mrs Nathan A. Gibbs, at their summer hom. U here, left Thursday afternoon to return to her home at Britannia Beach. E. c Mrs. Browning Was accompanied by hei aunt. Mrs H C. Spooner. Of New Bed ,c ford. Mass who joined her at Boston or is the journey to her home. and Mrs ,% Spooner will spend a week there afte y their arrival
 m J. Otis Winchester who has been II ic for few days at his summer home here ,n left Wednesday to spend few days a
 
 SC Cashier Nathan A. Gibbs of the Thame n4 National bank Of Norwich and Mrs. Gihb to spent the week end and Labor day on It tour through Norfolk. Conn. and Deer of field, Mass.
 Mrs. Frank Peckham and Miss Mar ar Potter Peckham of Norwich were guest
 of Mir and Mrs. J. Otis Winchester a = their bungalow last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Joab Rogers has returned from - visit to Mr and Mrs Cftr- t
 New London.
 Mrs. Thomas c. Deuman and daughte
 Mrs. Walter Nalo. with her young daugl s ter of South Wi.lin=ton. were callers Sur day morning on Mir and Mrs. Eurer LaFontaine of the Stoddard district whf
 on an automobile trip in this locality.
 Albert Stoddard, who is employed c
 an oceangoing tug. has been spending
 week at the home of his father. James l
 Stoddard. at Stoddard's Wharf.
 Mir. and Mrs. J, F rank Corey with the
 son Herbert returned to tlieir home Norwich last week after spending fe
 days at their summer cottage. The
 daughter Grace and her aunt. Miss Ora, Hilton. who have been spending a fs
 weeks at the cottage. returned with ther
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Kinder and Nr
 Alexander Sharn of Norwich were gues
 of MT. and Mrs. James Martin of Ner
 den at their cottage. The Pines, Thur
 day.
 William K. Wright leaves today Csa
 urday) to visit his lrother. W. H. Wrigl
 and family at Pouehkeepsie. x. Y.
 Latham F.. Smith. who cut his fo
 badly last week while chopping wood
 recovering from the injury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred F. Voorhees al
 daughters. Misses Mary and Mildred. VI