Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-26
GALES FERRY

The pupils of the village school. under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Wini- fred Crapeau, prepared and read book lets on The Pilgrims and The First Thanksgiving Wednesday afternoon, the school closing that afternoon for the Thanksgiving holiday. This school is now one of the thrift schools, commencing last Monday. The pupils perfect in at tendance for November are: Dorothy Birch, Ruth Fabel, Edith Fabel, Dorothy Fabel, Ethel Main, Warren Norcross, Rose Norcross, Helen DeRusha-. Joseph DeRusha, EmBeth Bennett, Peggy Packer, Eleanor Smith, Walter Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Harry Allyn. Myrtice Conan, William MeNapght, Viola Riley, Gordon Manierre, Paul Miller, Betsy n rien, Robert Allyn J. Edmund Norman, Jr, and Richard Latimer
 Mrs. Billings r. s. Crandall and Miss Alice Satterlee, members of the Ledyard. school board, entertained the teachers of the town at Channelside farm, the home of Mrs. CrandalI, at Stoddard's wharf, Saturday afternoon from to o'clock. Refreshments were served by the host esses.
 MT and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs and daughter. Miss Natalie King Gibbs left Wednesday morning in MT. Gibbs car i for motor trip to Cape Cod. Thanks giving day they were guests of Mr. Gibbs mother, Mrs. Nathan j. Gibbs. at i her home at East Wareham and Mrs Gibbs and daughter are week end guests <! of MT. Gibbs brother-in -in-law and sister 1 MT. and Mrs. H. C. Spooner, of New i Bedford MT. Gibbs returning to business
 at the Thames National bank, Norwich. i for this (Saturday) morning. He will 1 join his family at the Cape for Sunday i MT. and Mrs Walter RI Buckingh ham i l day MT. and Mrs. J Frank Clark, Miss l Florine Scofield William A. Buckingham,
 Miss Maud Carew Buckingham. William l A. Buckingham Jr., Charles Olson, | Charles H. Phelps. all of Norwich, and MT. and Mrs Billings F. $. CrandaH of Stoddard's Wharf.
 MT. and Mrs. Dudley C. Perkins had as their guests for Thanksgiving day Mrs
 Perkins uncle and aunt MT and Mrs
 Henry c. Beekwith and another uncle Frank Beckwith all of New London, and
 Mrs John R. Perkins. with her little
 daughter Patricia, recently from Iowa. l Moves B. Allyn was a guest at dinner
 with 9 family party of 15 at the home ot
 Judge and Mrs. Allyn L. Brown of Nor
 wich Thanksgiving day
 Rev. and Mrs. Allen Shaw Bush enter
 tained Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs
 Max Underh:ll and young daughter. als,
 . I Il,
 New London.
 Mrs. Phebe L. Norman of AHyn's Poin
 had as guests at family party fo ] Thanksgiving day her sons and thei
 families, MT. and Mrs. Harry Norman
 and family of New London, MT. and Mrs
 Stephen Norman. MT. and Mrs J. Ed mund Norman and children, all of tn village
 MT. and Mrs Rufus w Hurlbutt an, children and NIr. and Mrs. R. Irwin
 Hurlbutt of t5.e village were members o a family party at the home of MT an Mrs Charles r, Bartlett at Uncasvill Thanksgiving day.
 Mrs Edward H. Latimer and chndrer
 Richard and Enid were guests of MT.
 Latiner's brother-in-law and\sister, Nil and Mrs. Charles Hope, at tl.eir home i 3 Uncasville for Thanksgiving. Miss Sarah T. Latiner was the gues of relatives in Palmertown for the day Mrs. Emma s. Bennett and son, orri A s. Bennett. with Mrs Bennett's grand 2 daughter, Ena-Beth Bennett, were dime a guests of their relative, Mrs. Edith Ia bot. in Norwich for Thanksgiving Maurice Maynard. an engineer of th I ocean-going tug Plymouth, visited h. e mother, Mrs. Lydia S. Maynard and h N sister, Mrs. Charles Hoyt. recently whiI the tug was in New London harbor' Z J. Otis Winchester spent Thanksgivin day and night at the horac of the famil \ in Norwich.