Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-12
GALES FERRY

The theme of Rev. G. H. Wrlghfs ser mon, in the M. F. church, Sunday morn9l ing was Faith Without an If. St. Mark g :23
 At the offertory a solo, My Back is Waited to the Strand, was sung by D. R. Povey.
 The altar flowers, were provided by Mrs Henry w. Hurlbutt and Mrs Ma than A. Gibbs. At the Sunday school session, Miss Grace A. Chapman's class was the banner class in offering. with D. c. Perkins class, banner in attend ance.
 At the Sunday evening service Ye Old Harbour Towne quartette of New London appeared as a trio, as one member was unavoidably detained, and the following selections were given: Teach Me to Pray, MT. Fletcher; solo, Consider and Hear Me. MT. Beebe; duet, The Crucifix. Messrs. Fletcher and Beebe; solo, Face to Face. MT. Startling. The pianist was Miss Mitchell of New London. Rev. Mir. Wright's theme for the preaching ser vice was Living Close to Christ.
 At a business meeting of the Epworth League at the close of the Sunday eve ming service 1t was voted to continue the Sunday evening services through July and August with special music, followed by a sermon by Rev G. H. Wright, the pastor,
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush attended an in spirational meeting of general Sunday school work of the New London County Association. of which Rev. Arthur Var ley of TsBville, is president. in com pany with Rev. Mir. Varley, Sunday eve ming in the Baptist church in Mystic.
 For meritorious conduct, at the Girl Scout camp here. 34 girls were allowed an overnight hike, to the big oak on the Dr. C. B. Graves farm, last week. They spent Friday night in what Is known as the Old Orchard, on the farm of Representative Henry w Hurlbutt, and enjoyed a camp fire, with frank furter roast and milk. During the thun- der shower of the next morning, they had to return to camp without conclud- ing the hike.
 William F. Wyman and Sterrill M Chase of Norwich, canoed down to the Ferry Saturday afternoon and camped at night. on the ledge. at Perkins place, returning home Sunday afternoon Mrs. Frank Hurlbutt, and her son and daughter-in-law, MF. and Mrs. Frank Roy Hurlbutt and two children, all of Charleston, West Virginia, are guests of Mrs Ellen Stoddard, at her home in the village.
 MT. ana MGS. fNODeTL burton anu daughter, Miss Marie Louise Burton and guest. of Mt. Vernon. \. Y. arrived Saturday at the cottage Leisure Hour on the Bluff. for the season. The family oc- cupied this cottage last season. Mrs. Mary c. Watrous left Friday to accompany her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Avery who were in Mystic, on a return automobile to their home in Boston.
 The Misses Mathewson returned Tues day from a visit, over the Fourth, in company with MT and Mrs. Randolph Mathewson of Springfield. Mass, al i Charles Scranton's in Durham
 A notice posted at the village post of fee and signed by the secretary, Mrs Mary O. Watrous, of the Gales Ferry Free Library. announces that residents of Gales Ferry, who may desire, to vote at the annual meeting of the library must enroll, on the membership book before the date of the meeting. July IS The membership book is at the store oi Norman and Povey. This notice doc; not apply to those who have previously placed their name. on the roll
 Mrs. Charles H. Winchester of Nor
 wich was a visitor at the summer home of MT. and Mrs. J. Otis Winchester re gently.
 Miss Mildred Clark of Groton was tn,
 guest last week, of her young cousins
 Edith and Dorothy Fabel at their hom,
 in the village.