Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
LE1iL NOTICE
GALES FERRY

The theme of Rev. G. H. wright's i sermon, in the M. E. church Sunday | morning was Two Keepers-Self and | God-Jude 21. At the offertory Miss | Grace A. Chapman sang How Beautiful | Are Thy Dwellings IS. deLange). At ! the Sunday school session little Miss | Gladye B. Russell of Jersey City, who | is spending the summer at Browns Crossing, recited in a charming man. ner, My Vacation. A committee was appointed to consider the matter of a Sunday school picnic, and make re- port next Sunday, said committee being Richard H. Chase. Miss Alice Satterlee. Mrs. J. Edmund Norman and Supt. c. E. Colver.
 The meetings of the Junior league were resumed Sunday evening at o. clock, after a vacation of two months, with Rev. G. H. Wright. leader.
 At the Sunday evening service at 7.3o o'clock there was special music. A plane selection, Serenade. tSindingD, Miss Mildred Keene; solo, o, eRst in the Lord, Mrs. Elmer Keene; duet, A Song of Praise, Miss Grace A. Chap man and D. R. PeEey. Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine accompanied. Rev. MT. Wright spoke frem Mark 1: 26-27, A Parahle of Hope.
 A hobo picnic was arranged by Mrs. R. Irving fIurlbutt for Friday last. About twenty=eight, adults and children, enjoyed a hike to the place formerly | known as the Alonzo Turner farm. The costumes were planned to copy those furters, and many good things, made up the picnic dinner. Games were play ed, a mock marriage ceremony perform l ad rl l Mrs. Frederick A. Lillie of Hartford H1otored here Saturday to the home of Mrs. Ellen Stoddard. Mrs. Lilhe was accompanied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. c, Allyn Brown, and her sen, c. Allyn, Jr., of Anabridge, Penn, who had been her. guests in Hartford, and who jeined MT. Brown here. MT. Brown had been the guest of his uncle, Nor man L. Brown, and his aunt, Mrs. Lulu B. Hampstead, coming here from the Bill dinner, Ledyard, which he attend ed Wednesday. Mrs. liilie spent the weekend, and Sunday aad' the entire party returned to Hartford Monday. Eddie Simmons left the Ferry, Fri day, to join The Ben=Ton Girls Com pany in Buffalo, N r, after spending the summer vacation at hIs home here
 Rev James A. Metz of Philadelphia, who has been spending six weeks, with his son, Frederick. and daughter, Miss Isabel Metz. at their summer place here returned home Friday.
 Miss Laura McGuire of the Les.
 ter district is spending a week, at the
 home of her brother and sister-in-law
 MT. and Mrs. Harold McGuire, at East
 ern Point.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry " Keeney snd
 family of South Manchester. arrived
 last Wednesday to remain until after
 Labor Day at the bungalow of theii
 relative, Henry c. keeney here.
 Arthur Frost of Brooklyn, N. T., ha: been spending some days and over La
 bor Day win local relatives.
 EdEin W. Jones and his daughter
 Miss Beatrice Jones, returned to Nit
 Vernon, N. r. Sunday evening. Mis- Jenes has spent about five weeks at thu
 summer home of the family here, ant
 will return once more before Mrs
 Jones closes the cottage for the sea I son.
 l Mir. and Mrs. James Tucker of Per ;; ryville. R. T., and their daughter. Mrs Greene of Lancaster. Mass. were tn, , guests recently of MT and Mrs. Justin H. Peckham.
 MT. knd Mrs Nelson Parkar and l daughter Margaret, moved from Nor wich Monday, and have taken pos
 session et their new home on the vii = lage street, recently purchased iron
 George W Frost. of Montclsir, N J. Nathan A. Gibbs of this place, Henr
 L. Bennett. and s. Alnheus Gilbert e
 Norwich motored to Cape Cod, in Nil
 Gibbs car, for the weekend and La n bor day.
 ' The exodus of summer people has be
 gun; some returned to their homes be
 fore Labor day to avoid the rush tha g day and the days following. E Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Burton an 2 daughter, Miss Louise Burton, who hay : eeeuiped the cottage, Leisure Hour fo n the season, returned to Mt. Vernon, \ r, Saturday
 Mrs. Elmer Keene and daushte,
 Miss Mildred Keene of BellowvilIe ar . guests of Mrs Keene's grandmother
 Mrs: KeeHe's gFaRaHethel. Mrs Ehz
 D. Maynard. and MT. and Mrs. Eugen
 La Fentaine. at their home, in the stet dard' district. a Mr. and Mrs James Martin and M Il and Mrs. Frederieks of Meriden, me T tered here Sunday. to spend Mr. Ma !, tins vacation of two weeks at the Ma n tin cottage, Leisure Hour.