Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-09
GALES FERRY

Dae Gales Ferry Free Public library has had added 2 volumes in the juve- nile department recently and a gift of 102 bound volumes of Harper's maga- zines from 1S43 to 1901 from Guilford Smith of South Windham, Conn. has been received. Mrs. Mary c. Watrous was the attendant Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs. J. Edmund Norman Friday afternoon.
 Guests who attended the birthday an- niversary picnic on Independence day of Mrs. Latham E. Smith at her home, Rose Lawn farm included, Mr. and Mrs Allen Young and Mir. and Mrs Edwin Young of Waterford, MT. and Mrs. Mi not Moxley. and MT. and Mrs. Frederick w Turner of Long Cove, MT. and Mrs. Avery Main and daughter Elizabeth with F. A. James of the StodGard dis trict Mrs. Lydia Gardiner and Miss Eleanor Smith of New London. Mir. and Mrs. Charles HI. Comstock. Mrs. Mary c. Watrous, MT. and Mrs stephen Nor man, MT and Mrs Eddie Simmons and Harlan N Newberry and Messers. Evans and Ladd from Norwich.
 Mrs. A. c. Risdon and daughter. Miss Katherine Risdon with Mrs Risdon's sis ter, Miss Addie Secor of New York who are at the summer home of Mir. and Mrs, Risdon, entertained guests for the week end and holiday and during the past l week. including A. C. Risdon and son, | Charles Risdon with D. Lewis and Rob ert Wilcox of New York. also Delain Ladd of New York with Mrs. Heming- way of Madison.
 | Horacs H. Sears of Hastings on the Hudson, spent the week end and holiday with his amily. in the place. | MT. and Mrs. Frank Solhurst of Hart ] ford motored here for the week end and holiday at the Coleman cottaEe-on the Bluff.
 Mrs. Mary Speicker of New York is visiting her brother and sister-in-law Mir and Mrs Peter Hoffman at their nome north of the village.
 i Mrs. Mary Allyn of New York. Mir. and Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt and children and Mrs R. Irving Hurlbutt of the village 1 of the AIesdames HurIbutt, Mir. and Mrs l Charles F. Bartlett. in Uncasville on the holiday.
 Judge Alfred Steers of Brooklyn. N ! Y, is spending few days vacation al the cottage or the family on the Bluff Edwin W. Jones of Mt Vernon. N 1 Y. returned this week after spending | ten days vacation at the cottage and Mrs. Charles erapin of New London ar rived recently at Bay View cottage fo1 l the season.
 H. F. Johnson. New London county i agent Of farm bureau work. of Norwich has announced that he will send appli- cation blanks for short juniors course in agriculture and home making to bs | held at Conn Agricultural college al Storrs in August to all boys and girls ] interested.
 i MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Avery of Bos- 1 ton, Mass. and MT. Avaryis mother i Mrs. Harriet Avery of Mystic. with his aunt. Mrs. Hester Prentice of California who is spending some time at the home oi Mrs. Avery, were @ party that .motored to this place to visit Mir. and Mrs Charles H. Comstock and their daughter Mrs. Mary C. Watrous. Wednesday.
 Mrs R. Irving Hurib1tt entertained her Sunday school class oh young girls at her home. Wednesday afternoon. Ter of the class was present Games were playetr and a walk to the falls was en- joyed. Mrs. Hurbutt served sandwiche. cake and lemonade.
 Mrs A. O. Faford and son Stanley re. ] turned Wednesday from Watch Hill where they went Friday. to attend thu funeral Saturday of Mrs. Faford's sister in-law. Mrs. John Hef.
 Mrs. Franklin IT Brown spent Tues. day and Wednesday, at her nome ir | Norwich. Mrs. Brown was accompanied here, by Miss Maud Adams of Norwich l who is her guest at Redfern cottage fol a few days
 An Automobile accident occurred re- gently Tn front of the Red Ball garage tlocated on the property of Latham F. | Smith. An automobile driven by Charles LaFontaine of the Drawbridge district and a truck from the submarine base came together at the turn in the military highway. north of the village church
 One man in the LaFontaine car. wa. quite badly cut about the head and wrist Miss Mabel Srnitcs rendered first aid. and
 he was taken to the submarine base fol
 medical attention.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph DeRusha witf
 their children. Helen and Jossoh Jr
 motored to Newport recently. 10 the hom,
 of Mrs. De Rusha's mother. Mrs. F l Murray. wiaere Mrs. De Rusha and chil dren remained for weeks visit and ts attend the wedding of her brother. Hugl Murray.
 Mrs. Charles ". Pierce and two ch;I dren of West New York. V. J with .,e
 sister. Mrs. Walter Duffey and two chil
 dren of WeehawlSen. N J.. arrived las
 week to spend the summer at the som
 of Mir. Pierce's father. Charles T. Pierce at Allyn'es Point
 Charles J. Pierce chief engineer of .h steamer Psquonnock. spent the weeK en
 and holiday at his home. ! Frank Norman Of New London | spending his school vacation at the horn