Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21
GALES FERRY

In the Methodist Episcopal church Sun day morning. Rev. G. IT. Wright spoke from II Kings 5 I. At the offertory, a duet, Jesus is Pleading Still, was sung by the Misses Grace A. Chapman and Gertrude Allen. The altar decorations were beautiful. The flowers, in different shades of blue. pink peonies and white hydranges, were given and arranged by Mrs. Henry W Hurlbutt. There was no Sunday school session, as this school was one of the nineteen schools to be represented in the third annual Sunday school parade in New London at o'clock 1! in the afternoon. At one o'clock the school assembled at the church where through the courtesy of Superintendent Courtland F. Colver of the school. an auto truck decorated with flags had ar. rived from New London for transporta. ton of the children, together with the auto truck of ;. Edmund Norman of the village decorated with red. white and blue, which MT. Norman also furnish ed.
 The automobiles of C. E. Colver. Nel- son Parker, Wallace Norcross and Rich- ard Chase, conveyed adults. After the parade the schools assem- bled in the Second Congregational church, wherye a pageant. the Beginning and Growth of the Sunday School Movement was presented by representatives of the different schools. Those taking part in the pageant fromthis school were: Helen Louise Colver, Matilda Kleuss. May Jones. Louise Jones. Ruth Fabei, Edith Fabel and Viola Riley.
 Mir. Nornan's truck carried the begin
 ners class in the parade, while r1en1- 1 bers of the school wearing red, white | and blue ribbons in the line of march l was a feat-rre
 Mrs. Richard Chase was the leader of ! the EDworth Iea~u evening service a l 7.30 o'clock. Sunday evening. with thu ! topic. Lessons From Sun and Light Al { tho offertorv an instrumental selection ] I Gave My Life For Thee. was render
 cd by the following, vio!ins. Miss Jenni' q. Perkins William K. Wright: mando ! lin. Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt. with Mrs 1 Rufus W. Hurlbutt at the piano. 1 George I. Dunran of Norwich, who ! with his family. are occupying The Pine! on the Bluff, this season. have purchased l the cottage near by On the Bluff belong ! ing to IT. NJ. Kennedy, also of Norwich
 Mir and Mrs. Kennedy with family. have | spent several seasons here.
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush Is attending th, ! annual commencement week activities a | Yale university, New Haven, where h, i was graduated.
 captain ana MrS. FTank T.. EnrTien O inc submarine base enteftained the .
 s. West Point Cadets of Fort Wright Monday afternoon.
 The ehairmen of the different com mittees of the Brotherhood of the Unitet
 Congregational church of Norwich. 0 which Nathan A Gibbs is president
 were entertained hy MT. and Mrs. Gibb
 at their home here on Friday afternoon
 Seventeen men were present. with th
 minister. Rev. Alexander H. Abbott. Tn
 party made the trip in automobiles.
 Mrs. William H. Brooks of Harttor arrived last week to visit at the hom
 of her mother Mrs. Delphire Fish. Mrs
 Brooks was joined by Mir. Brooks for tn
 week end and they returned to Hartfor
 Sunday evening.
 Miss Maria Parker of Meriden arrive last week, to spend some days with Mfr.
 James Martin at her cottage, Leisur
 Hour. on the Bluff.
 Charles H. Cha1man of the Leste district is quite i'll. at his home there with neuritis.
 Mrs. j. A. Birch was a recent visito
 and Mrs. Stephen Perkins of Brier HI Groton.
 Miss Edna See of New York has tai on the cottage formerly known as tn :, Kennedy cottage, and will occupy 1t wit house party over the Yale-Harvar , races.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Russell of Put nam nnotored here Saturday to call 0 ; MT. and Mrs. Otis Winchester, at the summer home.