Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
GALES EERRY

JAILED [ E.E<ES i Rev. G. H. Wright spoke in the M. E. cl#rch Sunday morning from Psalms 198:13 the theme being Truth. At the offertory A duet, I shall Not Want, was sung by Miss Gertrude Allen, alto, and D. R .Povey, tenor.
 | At the Sunday school session, the fol- | lowing were appointed committees, for tthe floral decorations, for Children's Day 1 services, which will take the place of 1 the usual morning service Sunday morn l ing. June 12th. The decorating and ar rangement of flowers, Mrs. Fanny A. ! Afolthrop and Mrs J. Edmund Norman i; i to furnish flowers, D. c. Perkins class i; i laurel Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt's class; idaisies, Miss Grace A. ChapnRan's class i; 1 ferns. while roses, peonies and syringas are to be solicited.
 1 The Epworth League evening service was conducted by Rev. J. W. Carter, leader of the Junior League, with an arranged program for the Juniors who ! occupied front seats. opening with a short song service with Master David Carter. at the piano, there was reading i by Harry Allyn; solo, Miss Gertrude AL len; reading. At the Age of Twelve, Dor l othy Birch; reading, The Voice of the { JunlOr DeaSuc- MISS tdaFy DITCH pldHo selection, Edith Fabel Rev. MT. Carter continued the service, speaking from the theme, The Church and the Child.
 Rev. G. H. Wright is attending the Norwich District Ministerial Association meeting in the M F. church at Noank, Monday and today (Tuesday).
 The Yale and Harvard crews arrived at their quarters Sunday. The Yale men were seen in white canvas suits ,ntI +0 the boat house on the Thames river.
 Albert Stoddard of the steamship Mex ican arrived last week in New York, after a three months trip to the Pacific coast, and the Hawaiian Islands. The steamships cargo was sugar. MT. Stod- dard is visiting at the home of his fa- ther, James A. Stodard at Stoddard's Wharf
 Miss Lillian .Dungan of Norwich enter tained a house party at the summer home of the family, The Pines-on- the Bluff, for the weekend and Sunday. Her guests were Misses Barbara Srnith Faith Curtis, Mary Rose and Marion Briggs, all of Norwich.
 Moves B. Allyn received the past week from his co Lsin. Mrs. Julia Allyn. a box | of oranges and lemons with Japanese oranges, grown in her grove, at. Ontario ; California. The lemons are three times | IilG SlZ6 OI any at lIG IIulJ SIOI6S n6Te . The Japanese oranges. were about tht size of yellow plum tomato and pleas ant to the taste.
 Rev. ]. W. Carter, welfare officer a r the submarine base. oficiated at the NJ E church at Norwich Town Sunda! I morning. supplying for the pastor, Rev y U. B. Aldrich who is i'll.
 r MT and Mrs. ]. c. Meyers, her daueh ter Miss Jane Meyers. and sons, Wilbu , Wrapping. former parishioners of Rev. G 6 H. Wright. motored here on Sunday n They were guests at the parsonage Q Rev. MT. Wright and family and at n tended services in the M. E. church.
 Recent callers at the home of Noye e B. Allyn were MT. and Mrs Walter I Beckwith and daughter. Miss Gladys c }; New London, and Mrs. Harry c. Allyn c Mystic.
 The marriage of Miss Annie E. Bald win, of the Drawbridge, Ledyard an George F. Moose of Haddan, took plac q Saturday afternoon at i o'clock at tn e parsonage. Rev. c. H. Wright officiatinl
 Mr and Mrs. Moose are to make thei e home in Haddam.
 Mrs. Dephine Fish returned Satur l. day after three weeks visit, with he n brother-in-law and sister, MT. and MT
 Horace H. Sears; at Hastings on tn Hudson.
 If MT. and Mrs. James Martin of Mer $ den, with Mrs Martins brother, Joh .,' Holmes, and his son, J. Russell Hoime
 who arrived recently from their hom y in Glasgow, Scotland, motored hert $ Sunday to the cottage of MT. and MT
 Martins. MT. Martin returned to Mer t den with his nephew, that evening whiI If Mrs. Martin ren:ained, at the cottag
 with her brother MT. Holmes and hi son, are visiting America, for the frs = time. and will travel in Canada also.
 Miss Hortense Fish of Peduonnoc wa the weekend guest of local relatives.
 Mrs. Lucy A. Hurlbutt. who has bee
 spending some time, at the home of he
 brother, Rowland H. Perkins, in Ne,
 London, returned home last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Thornald Brunn an
 family of Groton, motored here and we1
 recent callers at the home of Mir an
 Mrs Andrew P. Miller. Mir Miller
 brother from Boston was a recent gue;
 there
 Nathan A. Gibbs left Saturday t
 join Mrs. Gibbs and their daughter
 Miss Gibbs, who have been spendin
 some days with relatives at New Bet
 ford and East Wareham Mass.
 Pupils perfect in attendance at tt
 village school, for May were Harry A
 lyn; Robert AlIvn. Em-Beth Bennett
 Dorothy Birch. David Garter, Ethel Ma
 and Betsy Berrian. Gordon Manier1
 was perfect in attendance for April
 her name was omitted from the list
 meritorious pupils.
 The committee appointed to select
 site for the proposed new schoolhous lin the Gales Ferry district, Miss Ait
 Satterlee, chairman, J. Edmund Norma
 and Miss Adeline Povey, held a mee
 ing Friday evening.
 Rev. Allen Shaw Bush of the villas
 conducted services at the Baptist ehurC
 at Quaker Hill Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan (
 Norwich were guests Sunday at u
 home of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Con
 stock and their daughter, Mrs. Maj
 c. Watrous.
 Rev. and Mrs. Allen Shaw Bush a
 tended the ordination services for Chaul
 cey P;nneo Hubert. at Groten Congr
 g2t;onal church Friday evening"