Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14
GALES FERRY


 r. church. Sunday morning. Previou, fa me programme Virginia Carrifra .ha q J young daughter Of Richard T. Slater. C. {. AL, or the submarine b-Fc. and AIra !. Slater. was christened by Rev. C. E q wright The decorations of the altar were banked laurel ferns. and daises, Eith peonies. oe.phiniums. and Mics 2 In relief. with roses on ti7e organ ard q table. The following programme vas {. given: .
 Opening song. June Brin-s Chiidren'f g Day. school; prayer. Rev c. H. Wright; l. musical response. school recitation. or 2 Children's Day. ]. Edmund Norman. gr 2 and William McNaurhf: song. Prsf-s the Creator. school. recitation, A Boy'f Letter. Howard Chase song. Mary Jonsf . and Viola Ri.ey: recitation. Tn God We Trust. class Of boys: song and exercise God Is Love. boys and riris recitation Daisy Band. class of girls; ronr. Tn sunshine and Shadow. school fnio. Mir gertrude Allen; exercise. W-ha: Shall w. brias 10 God2 class Of girls. song. Juno n in the Air. school recitation. I Know God Cares. the beginners class: reciia. ton The Bible ihe Childrcn's Book Mary Jones and lsihei Main: song fralse Him. school. recitation. 4 Rosf and a Robin. Eleanor Waldorman and Richard Laiiner: address to the chil. oten, Rev. C. IT, Wright: offering ser educational work fn fhe Meihodlsf Episcopal church. Other Children iakins part in the Programme were. navi, carter C. E. Co,vcr. IT,. Herman Chase ' harry ANcn. Stanley Tafurd. Richarr Chase. Robert Wright. Mar-srct s. Col. yer. Ruth Fabel. Howard Chase. MI dred Wiederman. Edith Fabel Ids ' Erickson Dorothy Birch. Ern-Beth Ber. nett Rose Norcross. Marjorie Gafcs Helen Louise Colver. Matilda Kleuss Gordon Manierre. Oliver Carter. FuGds ' Wright. with ihe Misses Mary and Mad cline Birch and Laura Mcfiuirc. Miss Jennie c. rerkns was or-ansst
 C. E- ColVer announced the invitation to this Sunday school to join tho schoo 1 of the churches of New London and efr- rounding towns Sunday next al two o'- | clock in that city to march to the Sec . 0nd Congregational church and witness
 pageant on the history Of ihe Sundar | school. since it's orEanizati Plary
 were formulated 10 take the school bS
 auto truck 10 New London on that day At the Epworth League service Rey Allen Shaw Bush spoke from the topic ] Out and Out For Christ. 4 trio. David | Carter, Stanley Taforl and Alfred Ii Erickson. sand Lest We Forget.
 l The Gales Ferry Village Toy ores,es-
 tra gave Joseph Heydns Kinder Sym
 Fhonics in three movements. l Allegro,
 II Minuett. III Modera AEeEro-P Presto
 in the vestry of the II. E. church Satur-
 day evening at ' o'clock. The toy in-
 struments played were: Rattle. and
 quail pipe. Edith Fable: triangle. Ruth
 Fabel; cuckoo. Em-Beth Bennett: night
 ingaleE. Dorothy Birch. Marjorie Gates
 cynbals. Paul Miller. bells. Gordon
 Manierre trumphet. David Carter, drum.
 Stanley Tadford. Mrs. Rufus W. Hurl-
 burt was at the piano and the mando-
 lin was played by Mrs. R. Irving Hurl-
 butt. The directoI was Caroline B.
 Freeman. The orchestra was assisted by
 two schools and a reader. Arthur R Blackledgc of Norwich. sang a group
 Of songs. l Hear Ton Calling Me, Noon
 ard Night. A Day .n Spring. Miss Free man being at the piano. For an encore
 Mr Blackledge sang The Rosary Miss Freeman presented Miss Whittie- | ey of Norwich, who read from Jewish l literature. Games and Gardens. by Myra
 Kelly. Another group of songs. Robin. Robin. Sing Me Song. Miss Maria, and
 My Kitty, was sung by Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham. with Eastern Lullaby and The Toad as encoures. The entertain
 ment was very pleasing, the orchestra ! played cceverly and there was good attendance It was given under inc aus uices of the Womans Home Missionary 1 society of which Mis- Freeman is pres ident and netted at good sum Cream . puffs. little cakes and lemonade were
 served.
 Anthony Morse. of New York. Yale graduate was a visitor at the 1alc quarters, Friday and Saluroag' anu Car Mrs. R. Irving HurIbutt entertained Friday afternoon the Get Together clup and friends.
 Robert Dean of Groton. is spending
 some time with his grandmother Ars- i George F. Dean.
 Mrs. H. Irving Collins and daughter, Virginia. returned Friday from visit with James Collins. county A M C' 4 A. secretary in New Haven.
 Mrs. Doris Dougherty of New Lon don was guest Sunday of MT. and 7 Mrs. Eddie Simmons.
 Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham return 1 cd Friday evening from a visit in Ne" I York. Mrs. Buckingham was accom- panied by her mother, Mz- J. Frans 4 Clark, of Norwich.
 At the graduating exercises Of me T schools of Ledyard. he'd at Ledysrd Center. last Thursday afternoon, two pu' nils from the Gales Ferry school Wers 4 graduates. Stanley Taford and DaNla
 Carter Through the courtesy Of Cap
 tain Frank D. Berrian, of the suoma- I rine base the children and their teacher Mrs Winifred Crepeau. of Norwich, were conveyed to Ledyard Center by auto truck Mrs. Berrian provided transpor- I tztion for some of the parents in ner
 automobile.
 Fred Fable made business trip te
 e,.ai,.- leland and Greenport, L. l.. last
 week.
 John Holmes of Glasgow. Scotland ] na., snendinr some days at Leisure
 E..- ras ,-,++sge on inc Bluff. with his sis ter. Mrs. James Martin. of Meriden. MT Martin, with a party of friends. motoreo
 here 10 spend Sunday at the cottage
 V.II,-Notices were posted