Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22
GALES FERRY

The Ladies Aid society Of the RI. E. church held it's Thursday afternoon meet ing in the vestry of the church. It vas voted to add $25 from the society's treasury to the Kate B. Coiver Memorial fund. for the upkeep of the M. E. par sonage. This fund was starteN last spring by the gift of s75 from the so- ciety, in memory of Miss Colver, who was president of the society at the time of her death and had been for eighteen years. Since the last business meeting of the society in August $15 has been given. $10 of which was g gift fo Mrs. Edwin Keeney of New London, who form erly resided at Gals Fry With other individual gifts the fund has reached $so. The society also voted to add to their deposit in the savings bank $25 The Boy Scouts. with their scoutnas- ter. Dudley C.. Perkins, were entertain ed at the home of one of the scouts. Cor don Manierre, Wednesday evening. Cake | and cocoa were served.
 Mrs. R. Irving Huributt entertained | the Get-Together club and friends on Tuesday afternoon. The guests were busy making luncheon sets, orders for i the Ladies' SAid society of the NJ. E. church. Delicious watermelon was serv- ed by the hostess during the afternoon.
 The Gales Ferry Pinochle club held | it's weekly meeting in the Country club | house, Wednesday evening. Pioneer Hose Company of Groton, has challeng-
 ed the club for another tournament this season and arrangements are being made l for the events. Visitors at the summer home here of
 MT, and M-s.sA A. C.. Risdon for the week end and a few days were Mir Risdon and 1 his son, Charles Risdon, of New York, I E<ha
 Mrs. .Risdon's sister. both of Watertown, 1 NY.
 | Donald Irwin of New York returned to
 that city iW. sdnesday after spending a | few days with Mrs. Irwin, at the home
 of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Aplin..
 Mrs. Charles H. Winchester of Nor wich was the guest of MT and Mrs
 J. Otis Winchester at their bungalow at Perkins place, Monday.
 Cyrus Allyn of Springfield. Mass is spending a few days with, his son, Thorn-
 as Allyn at Mir. Allyn's former home at Alleny's Point.
 Mrs, A. 2. Brown of Mystic and Mrs
 Edwin Clark of Stonington are guests
 this week at the homesof Mrs. Eliza D
 Maynard in the Stoddard district Mrs. Franklin H. Brown closed hel
 summer home. in the village, Tuesday
 and with her sister. Mrs. E. V. Mann
 returned to Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph DeRusha ant
 family, who recently moved from tn
 house purchased by Carl B. Lawson, ar staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs
 Latham E. Smith, Rose Lawn farm, unti
 their new bungalow on the Military High
 way is ready. for occupancy.
 | Dudley c. Perkins and daughter, Mis-
 Jennie G. Perkins. with Robert Miller, at
 tended chicken pie supper at Uncasvill
 Tuesday evening, and afterwards went t
 New London to hear Evangelist Rees, a the evening service in the new Methodis , church.
 ' A carload of coal direct from tn , mines arrived at the village station her 7 Tuesday.
 , S. Hussey Reed, of Norwich, supervise
 of the schools of Ledyard, Preston, Boz rah and Stonington, visited the villae school Thursday. Mrs. sWinifred Crs : peau, of Norwich, is the teacher. . Mrs. Freeman Kennerson of New Loi . don was the guest of Rev. and MT
 Allen Shaw Bush, Tuesday.
 !. Mrs Katherine Risdon went to u 1 New York home of the family Wedne
 1 day to spend 6 few days.
 II Mrs Harmon L. Perkins left Frida 7 to visit Mrs Lloyd Crosby in Boston.