Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-03
GALES FERRY

The books of the Gales Free Public library have been moved to the new H. brary building from the cottage of Ste phen Norman, where they have been the past winter. Making the cement steps and floor of the porch Is being done this week by Latham E. Smith and Norman L. Brown, and because of this work, the library is closed for the week. Attend ants in charge of the library, the open afternoon in May were Mrs. J. Edmund Norman, Miss Mabel Smith, Mrs. c. H. Wright, Mrs Emma s. Burnett. Mrs. Mary C. Watrous. The hours are from to 3 o'clock, Tuesday and Friday aft ernoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto E. Wulf of Putnam and daughter Miss Helena Wulf of Con- necticut college, with Mir. and Mrs. Will liam s. Elliott, were a family party al the Duff Den on the Bluff Memorial Day.
 MT. and Mrs Elmer Satterlee and daughter Rebecca, of North Haven. were week end guests at the hnoe of Mir. Satterlees parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee. returning Memorial day.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Wright and son. William k. Wright were in Mantle Me morial day. and were dinner guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ira D. Ehler. Rev. and Mrs W. Fl. Bath of Norwich were visitors. on the Bluff Memorial day. A box car load of stove coal arrived at the railroad station here Tuesday. Mrs. William s. Geer and Miss Mary Geer, of Washington street, Norwich, were guests of Mrs. Edward J. Graham Tuesday and called on friends in the village.
 H B. Strong of New Haven assistant manager of the Yale crews. was caller at the Yale quarters on Monday. Charles Risdon and his sister. Miss Katherine Risdon of New York entertain ed house party for the week end holi- day at their summer home here. The family has not arrived for the season, owing to the illness of Mrs. Risdon. Mrs. Walter NJ. Buckingham returned Sunday from a motor trip to Hartford with friends from Norwich. the party going Friday.
 Mrs. Donald Irwin with her little daughter Barbara, who spent the winter | in Florida, with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Aplin, and returned here
 with the family left last wek, to visit relatives in New York before joining. Mir | Irein in the Adirondacks to spend tho summer.
 Dr. and Mrs. David Fl. Buel who
 spent summer here a few years ago | when MT Buel was a tutor with the Roxbury Tutoring school were callers ir in the village enc day recently.
 Mrs. Charles H. Winchester and Mrs ] Albert Clayton of Norwich. were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Otis Winchester. al i their bungalow at Perkins place Tuesday ] Mir and Mrs. Milo Benn of Hartford I with party. Mir. and Mrs. Plant and | their daughters the Misses Benn with | friends motored here Sunday and were | guests Monday at the home of Mir. and | Mrs Joab Rogers. aunt of Mrs. Benn ! Mrs. Rogers who had been a visitor fir i Hartford for a week, returned here witl l the party.
 Miss FTorine Scofeld and Alice Lintor with Charles Olson and Harwood Dol i bears all of Norwich picnicked at Gale.
 Ferry Memorial day.
 ! Mrs. Franklin Fl. Brown of Norwich
 was in the village, Wednesday and Thurs ! day. preparing to open her cottage, Red
 fern. for the season.
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush attended a Sun h yschool institute for pastors at tn Croton Heights Baptist church wednes
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 Painting the Gales Ferry NJ F
 church baean Thursday under the direc ton of Richard IT. Chase assisted b, Frank Sisson and William K. Wright The Yale and Harvard rowing shell
 are scheduled 10 arrive at Gales Fer
 rv railroad station at 7.3o o'clock Sun
 day morning and both the Yale an
 Harvard crews are expected to arriv
 here that evening.