Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10
GALES FERRY

game of ball was played on the field north of the Gales Ferry count-y club house Saturday afternoon between Ihs Young Mems Cub of the Soutn Baptist churet., Hartford vs the Gales Ferry combination. The score was $ to n favor of Hartford, the game being called at the lend of the seventh inning by previous agreement The feature of the game was a home run by Captain Bruce pumont of the Gales Ferry team. The young mems club were visitors in the p.ace5 staying at tire. Coleman cottage, during an outing at the Ferry.
 Mrs. Everett Bruce of Long Cove a
 member of the Rebekah Lodge auxiliary to the Odd Fellows of Groton, entertained a party of ten at a. tea at her home Thursday afternoon. This was one in a series, of benefit teas being given by this auxiliary for the purpose of raising $1000, and for which nominal sum is paid by each guest for the tea Those present were Mrs. Fred E. Richards, Mrs. Carl B. Lawson, Mrs Monett Law son, A. Lawson, Mrs Richard H. Chase, Mrs. Frank MoGarry, Mrs. Fred w Turn CT. Mrs. A. Litwhiler and Miss Hester Lawson.
 God's Method Of Revelation was the meme of Rev. C. H. Wrights sermon in the M. E. church Sunday morning At the evening service Rev MT Wright spoke from the theme The Compassion of. Jesus. Mark S:2, following a special service when Courtland B. Colver sang Besof Good Cheer and little Miss Gladys Russel of Jersey City, N. J., recited The Eighty Wind, most effectively. The morning services at.the church are large. ly increased in. attendance by. the Girl Scouts from their camps; who were ex- tended 8 cordial welcome by Rev. MT
 Wright .9~ss.sF 9-s Vi r
 A party of yoong people from Norwich spent the week end at the cottage of MT
 and Mrs, George A. Ashley. They were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Houck from Hartford. The party inc.ud. ed. Kisses Helen Alvey, Helen .Hilbourne Villa Bussey and Marion Palmer 'alsc Benjamin Palmer, Robert Church. Jame: Cudworth and George Phillips. >.
 The ouse on the village street belong. ing to George W. Frost of Montclair, N J.. has been sold to Mrs. Nelson Parker of Norwich. and the deed were passet
 Monday. Mir. and Mrs. Parker ant daughter Margaret. will come here tc make their home at an early date. Market Day for the benefit of th, l Gales Ferry Free Public library, wa!
 held Saturday on the lawn aud in -tht summer house of Moves B. Alaa. Vege taDleS, 1rult ana eggs were on sale iron l to 12 o'clock in the morning with Mrs
 Mary. c. Watrous. Mrs. Joseph. DeRushs and Miss Grace Povey in charge. Tht l afternoon sale was of food and ice cream 1 Mrs. Ennd Bennett; Mrs. 4. $. Busl
 and Mrs. Mary c. Watrous were il
 charge. George ". Frost of Montclair | N. J.. served the ice cream. The sal was well patronized. Market Day beini 1 one of the popular days here of the sum
 n1er. Friends generally contributed veg l etables, fruit and food.
 | The attendants at the library thi 1 month to date have been Mrs. Emma s ] Bennett, Mrs. A. s. Bush, Mrs Mar. l c. .Watrous.
 Miss Marion Rogers of Washington, D C., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Horac | H. Seals at Wret's Nest cottage.
 | Nathan A. Gibby accompanied by i Alpheus Gibbs also of. Norwich left Sat urday on all automobile trip in Mir. Gibbs