Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
GALES FERRY

An informal meeting of the two circles of the Needlework guild of America, of which Mrs Walter M. Buckingham and Mrs. Mary c. Watrous are directors, was held at the home of Mrs. Buckingham Friday afternoon. There was a good at- tendance. Afternoon tea was served. Mrs. Allen S. Bush and Mrs. Emma S. Bennett poured. Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs Watrous and Miss Susan Mathew son, directors of the three circles in the place will go to Norwich Thursday to hear the state president of the Needle work guild, Mrs. Pray, speak on the work.
 The Cross, Galatians 6 14, was the theme of Rev. G. H. Wright's sermon in the M. E. church Sunday morning. At the Sunday school session the assistant superintendent was in charge owing to the illness of Supt. c. E. Colver
 At the Epworth league evening service Miss Mary Birch was the leader with the topic How Can w Apply the Golden Rule Today? At the offertory Mrs. Rufus w HurTbutt played a piano se- lection, In the Silence (Carlos Troyer).
 Mrs: Richard Parker from New Jersey arrived at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Nelson Parker Saturday last to spend the win ter.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer satterlee and daughter Rebecca, with Mrs. Satterlee's sister, Mrs. Ernest Clapp, all of North Haven, motored here Saturday to visit at the home of MT. Satterlee's parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee.
 The work of the masons began this week in plastering the bungalow being ] built on the Military highway near the village for MT. and Mrs. Joseph De Rusha.
 Miss Mabel Smith is spending a few | days at the home of Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Lewis in Norwich.
 I Mrs. Joseph Carpenter of Fort Point was recent guest for the day of Mrs l Lydia S. Maynard and her daughter Mrs. Charles B. Hoyt i Most of the cottages on the Bluff have | closed for the season. MT. and Mrs ! Fletcher Wilson, who have spent severa months at their cottage there, left las week, while the McLeer family of Brook lyn came to their cottage to spend a fev l days the past week.
 Judge Alfred Steers and Mrs. Steers 0 Brooklyn, N Y, have been spending
 few days at their summer home on tn
 Bluff.
 Miss Beatrice Jones of Mt Vernon, \
 Y and Miss Dorothy Wulf of Connection
 college, with Miss Jones' brother, Vincer
 Jones. and a friend. Wesley Jones. bot
 of New Haven. were week end hous
 party at The Bowerie. the home of Mis
 Caroline B. Greeman.
 MT and Mrs. George l. Dungan return ed to their summer home last week aftt spending a week in Philadelphia
 Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop returned hon Monday after spending the week end the home of MT. and Mrs. Isaac c. Ge, at Geer Hill, Ledyard. 7 George T. Meech and his daughte | Miss Mabel Meech, with Miss Ann Burr, all of Middletown, motored he Sunday and were visitors at the home MT. Meech's sister, Mrs. Charles A. Sa
 terlee.
 MT. and Mrs. William Beebe and chi dren of <1iantic were recent visitors ev. and Mrs. G. H. Wright at the pa T sonage.
 ] Recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Andre n P. Miller were MT and Mrs. Arthur La j. sen of Boston and MT and Mrs Thorwa Brunn of Groton
 : The first meeting of the Communi e singing class taught by Charles D. Ge $ of Norwich was held in the vestry of t $ M. E. church Friday evening.
 Dudley C. Perkins returned Saturd
 from Anthony, R. L, where he had be
 engaged for several weeks painting f s residence and buildings of MT. and Nj
 Byron A. Maynard.