Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
GALES FERRY


 At the Sunday morning service in the M D. church. Rev. G. H. Wright spoke from Proverbs 24:3--4-5 the theme being Utilizing the Spiritual Forces At the of fertory the choir sang the anthem, Great and Marvellous The basket of sweet peas on the altar table was giv- en and arranged by Mrs. Harlan A Pierce
 At the Sunday school session a let ter written by Rev. J. w. Carter now pas=I tor of the M. E. church at Attawaugan was read by Rev. MT. Wright, referring to the past two years that Gales Ferry had been the home of himself and family. of his pleasant memories of the place and people, and expressing thanks for their kindly recognition of his free will ser vices, and upon his leaving the place and stating that Mrs. Carter and he would purchase a suitable remembrance that could be inscribed as from the Gales Fer " people. A framed engraving of Charles Wesley, M. A., the hymn writ CT, which had previously been given Na- than A. Gibbs and by him, given to the Sunday school, to be hung in the Sun day school room was gratefully ac- knowledged by a rising vote of thanks from the school.
 The Sunday evening service was 9 praise service with two solos by Mrs Frank Roy Hulrbutt of Charleston. w. Va, namely, One Sweetly Solemn Thought and Flee As Bird to Ton Noun tain, with MT. Hurlbutt at the piano. At the offertory duet, The Vesper Hour, was sung by Courtland E. Colver and D. R. Pavey. Rev. MT. Wright spoke on Every Man a Law With Himself; or the Need of Government.
 About fifty of the Girl Scouts from the camp at Browns Crossing, were in at tendance at the Sunday morning service. l Fifty-five girls left the camp Monday | and sixty-five girls arrived there. The masquerade dance given in the i Country club house Saturday evening was l largely attended by the summer people 1 and their guests. Miss Dorothy Cohn | of Brooklyn, N. Y. a pupil of the fa- l nous pianist, Godowsky, of New York i represented the Boulder on Fort De { catur marked by the Belton Allyn socie 1 ty, Children of the American Revolution in 1898. and received the prize for tht most original cotume. Miss Mary Voor hees also of Brooklyn, N. Y. dressed l as an Italian flower girl. was awarded 1 the prize for the prettiest costume. Tn prizes were boxes of candy. Miss Caro line B. Freeman of the village was tn, judge.
 Herb Smiths orchestra of Norwich fur nished the music for the dancing. Ic cream was on sale.
 Guests at Whichever cottage of Mis- Henrietta Ashton of Brooklyn, N. Y. are Miss Ruth Cook, daughter of pr. \ A. Cook, former Arctic explorer and Mis- Dorothy Cohn, both of Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. George Mckenzie an family of Brooklyn. N. Y, are at tn ] Pioneer cottage on the Bluff for the sea sen.
 Miss Clarissa Leonard of Brooklyn, \ l Y, is the guest Of Mrs. Fletcher Wilson at her summer home here.
 Miss NJ. Louise Burton is entertainin Miss Gertrude Forshea of Mt. Vernon N. r, at Leisure HouI cottage.
 Mrs. Harry Norman of New Londo 1 was a recent for the day of Mrs. J Edmund Norman.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Parker of NoI wich and their young daughter, Margare i are spending two weeks with Mrs. Pars CTS parents, Representative Henry V Hurlbutt and Mrs. HurIbutt and he ai brother-in-law and sister. MT. and MT J. Edmund Norman, at their respectiy homes.
 J. W. Carlevale director for Norwic district of the State Board of Education Department of Americanization was caller in this place Saturday. MT. Carl' i vale had been attending the Christia Endeayor World convention in New Yof and Directors Americanization meetin at Yale university the past week. = Frederick Nets and his sister. Mi: Isabel Nets of New York are at tn v Povey cottage for July and August.
 A. O. Faford, station agent here, wit Mrs. Faford and son, Stanley. left Fr day to spend one day at Watch Hil 1 and from there were going to Canada 1 spend MT. Faford's vacation of a mont F with his relatives MT. Faford's pla' at the station here is supplied by c. 1 Snyder, of the Submarine Base.
 Mrs Nathan A. Gibbs is improvin : slowly at her home here, from the il I juries received in an automobile acc 1 dent when the machine skidded some tv , weeks ago.
 Robert Wilcox of New York is a que . at the summer home in the village
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. RiSdon. Their so1 Charles Risdon also of New York spei - the week end at the home of the family
 A party at the summer home of M and Mrs. Edwin W. Jones for the wet end, and to attend the masquerade dan
 Saturday evening included their daug 2 ter, Miss Beatrice Jones and three gi l friends from Mt. Vernon, N. r., ar a their son, Vincent Jones and a frien
 Wesley Jones of New Haven.
 The lumber arrived at the railroa
 station here last week for the ne ! house to be built for Joseph DeRusha a lot on the Military Highway north
 the village M. E. church.
 Mrs William Cousins and her nieC
 Winifred Haven, of Norwich. were ca
 CTS at the summer home of MT. and Nil
 J. Otis Winchester.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Ashbey
 Norwich opened their summer cottage
 the Bluff, last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Jones al
 daughter, Dorothy, of Eden Park, R.
 spent Sunday at the home of MT. al
 Mrs. R. H. Chase, at Long Island.
 Miss Doris Doughty of New Lond
 is a guest at the home of Mr. and Nil -A EnA31A SkFnxnona