Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-03
GALES FERRY

Rev G. H. Wright spoke in the M. E. church Sunday morning from John 2S:14. his theme being, Gods Promises. At the Sunday school session at F m. Mrs R. Irving Hurbutt and Miss Gertrude Allen were appointed delegates to attend the New London County Sunday school insti- ute at Noank Baptist church Wedn esday of this week Rev. Allen Shaw Bush con ducted the Sunday evening service with the topic Thy Kingdom Come-In My Community Master David Carter was pianist for the service.
 Burial services were held at the Gales Ferry cemetery for Charles Mallory, 65, at 3.So o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. G. H. Wright of the village M. E. church officiating. MT. Mallory died in St. Jo7 seph's hospital, Willimantic, Tuesday. He was the son of William and Frances Adams Mallory, of New London. Many years of his early life were spent at the Ferry. with his widowed mother in her late life. He is survived by a brother, William Mallory and a nephew, George ! '. Babcock, of Mansfield.
 Rev. Horce B. Sloat of the Northern Ba ptist promotion board, from Hartford, with Mrs Sloat and their two sons, with a guest, L. E. Clark of Canada, arrived Saturday, 70 spend a week at the cot l tage of the family on the Bluff. l r. 1 the Baptist church in Montville Sunday. | The pinochle tournament, which has l been played by twenty-one men of -le village and vicinity for nineteen evenings ] was concluded last Tuesday evening at | the country club house. The scores fol- low: L. Fairfield, 565; J. De Rusha, 547; D. R. Povey. 546 Amos Main. 541; ; Fred w Smith. 535; A. Faford 535; Orin Bennett, 521 Andrew P. Miller, 51S R. W. Hurlbutt, 50A '. L. Brown, 500 i; Commander G. Davis 454; Peter Hoff- man, 446; W. Norcross, 329.
 Scores not counted because the men did not play half the games were Sergt Wiederman, SAP; Blackwell. 500 Avery Main. 5S3 Chief Joo, 42s; Samuel Lester. 42S; w NJ. Buckingham, $50 J. Jennings. 143.
 Mir. and Mrs Eddie Simmons have opened their house on the village street for the summer.
 Mir. Simmons has been with the Bon Ton Girls Musical Comedy Co., which son. Mrs Simmons has been spending closed in Chicago last week for the sea- the winter in Norwich.
 The Gales Ferry Free Public Library will he open from to o'clock Stand ard time) during May.
 Miss Ella Dean who was take nto Lawrence hospital New London. recently by Commander and Mrs. Guy Davis suf- fering with appendicitis, was operated on an hour and a half after her arrival rallied well and is expected to be able tc return, in about two weeks.
 Mrs. Fred F. Richards of Long Cove Mrs. Billings F.sS. Crandan of Stoddard's Wharf with Miss Alice Satterlee of the Warner chapter, D. 4. R., in Westerly last week
 The first pleasure boat to be put fir commission here at the Ferry was the cat boat. Dolphi belonging to Nathan A Gibbs of Norwich. The Delphi was put in the water last week in the pink of condition.
 Frank A. Alpin IT.. who has been or a trip to the Mediterranean. leaving New i Tor klast fall as wireless operator ir the marine service returned Sunday tr the home of his parents here MT and Mrs. Frank A. AIpin.
 Commander Guy Davis left Monday ev. ening on a business trip to Washington
 A recent letter received by Mrs T. A Birch from her son, H. Harmon Gran. mer, who is stationed with the T. s army. at Rizal. Philippine Island state, that he is on detached service on tht target range, as an ambulance driver Private Cranmer also states that he i: 1 llanle to leave TOT Honolulu soon. Pupils of the village school perfec ' in attendance for April were Harry Al lyn. Robert Allyn En7-Beth Bennett
 Dorothy Birch, David Carter. Mvrtice co man. Herbert Coman- Helen DeRusha Stanley Faford. Ethel Main. Paul Miller J. Edward Norman. Jr.. Viola Riley. vii liam Mcknight. Cnders the direction Q
 thei rteacher. Mrs Winifred Cre7reau the pupils of this school by obtainfn, , subscriptions to magazine. have earne, picture for the school room.
 Maurice Conan of Lords Point spen the week at the home of ". Fred Smith