Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
GALES FERRY

Armstice day flags were displayed |
from many of the homes. the postofhce
was on special hours and the NJ. E.
church bell was tolled at five minutes
after IL. At the village school. under the !
direction of the teacher. Mrs. Winifred |
Crapeau, the program given for the day |
was as follows: Flag salute, school; song |
Stars and Stripes. school; reading, A |
Tribute to the Flag. Dorothy Birch reci-
tations Your Flag and My Flag. William
Mcknight; Shine On, Oh Flag. Ruth
Johnson; Our Flag, Douglas Fabel; The
Call to Colors, Gordon Manierre; Old
Glory Em-Beth Bennett; Hurrah for the
Flag, Mildred Crapeau and Rose Nor
cross; For My Country. Richard Lati-
mer; The Banner eBtsy Made Dorothy
Birch song, Our Flag. school; recita-
tons, Old Glory. Rose Norcross Red.
White and Blue, Myrtice Conan; prayer,
Rev. G. H. Wright; recitations, The Boy
and the Flag. Viola Riley The Message
| of the Flag, Dorothy Fabel The Flag
Above the Schoolhouse Door. Harry AL
/ Ign; recitation with chorus. The Color
Guard, Ethel Main and school; recita-
tions, Uncle Sam. Paul Miller; Our Flag.
Ruth Fable; What Our Flag Means. Bet
| sy Berrien; Flag Song, Helen De Rusha !:
| Red, White and Blue, Robert Allyn;
Reverence, Carl Conan; Three Cheers
children by Rev. G. H. Wright. followed
b ytwo minutes of silent prayer. conclud-
ing with Singing America by school
A Great Need and Great Provision,
II Kings :16, was the theme for Rev.
G. II. Wright's sermon in the NJ E.
church Sunday morning. At the offertory
anthem Sun of My Soul was sung with
solo parts by Miss Grace A Chapman
and D. R. Povey A large basket of
| d.
altar table decoration, arranged by Mrs.
Harlan A. Fierce.
At the Sunday school session awards
We're given Howard Chase, Herman
Chase and Richard Chase for regular at
tendance, each a silver star. for Is
, months.
At the Epworth league evening service
l Miss Madeline Birch leader, the top.c
was Bible Examples of Personal Evan
gelism, followed by sermon by Rev. G
H. Wright on the topic. Miss Alice Sat
l terlee was pianist for the evening
Mrs. ]. H. Larrabee of Newburyport
. Mass, president of Essex North branch
of the Woman's Board of Missions thai
: convened last week in the Center Con
< gregational church, New Haven. was
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ma
g than A Gibbs Saturday and Sunday
: Mrs. Larrabee formerly resided in Nor
: wich-
Percy Norman of the steamer Richard
Peck has been spending his annual fal
+ vacation of two weeks with his mother
5 Mrs. P L. Norman, at their home a
e Allyn's Point.
The Long Cove contingent of the La
dies Aid society of the NJ. E. church
Mrs. Richard H. Chase president, met a
the home of Mrs. Everett Bruce las
Wednesday afternoon. The work wa
n piecing a quilt.
n Among those who attended the dedica
: ton services in the new Methodist Epis
: cQpal church in New London Sunday af
: ternoon were Rev. and Mrs G. II
: Wright, Dudley c. Perkins. Miss Jenni
S G. Perkins and Mrs. Lucy A. Hurlbutt.
John R. Perkins of Brooklyn, y. Y
: who spent the week end with his famfl
: at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
:. Dudley c. Perkins. returned to that cit
T Sunday evening.
Mrs. T. y. Aplin and granddaughte
T Barbara, Irwin left here Wednesday t
/ visit for few days at their former HON
in Mt. Vernon, \. Y.
Miss Laura a. Perkins returned Fri
l. day from a weeks visit with her brothe
lie and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. ROWAN
l. H Perkins, in New London.
Building a garage on the property c