Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
GALES FERRY

The annual election of seiectneu- as. sesscrs and other officers for the town oi Ledyard was held Monday. Oct 2. with voting booth for the voters Of the Czle1 Ferry section of the town here at tht Country club house. for the second ttrnf at an annual meeting. First Selecunan Frederick W. Burton and Registrar Bii- iings T. Avery of the town came here for the opening Of the polls al o'clock a m They returned at 3 ?. m. for the ciornR Of the polls and counting of the voter which were then taken to Ledyard Center by them in a sealed box
 Those in charge of the voting at the clubhouse were Deputy Registrars orrfn S. Bennett and Amos Main; ballot boy tender. Edward F. Lester. ballot tender. Mrs. Fred W Turner; checkers. Avery Main, Mrs. Emma s. Bennett; noderatnr. 1. Fred E. Richards; counters. Billings I, Avery. Orrin s. Bennett, Amos Main, Mrs Fred W. Turner.
 Not much enthusiasm was shown hrrs in the election. In this district 14o wers registered Co vote. and but 5s availed themselves of the privilege. J Edmund Norman. who ran for second seIsctnan. however. polled 50 votes in his home dis trics-
 Miss Gladys E. Stratton of the farm bureau work of New London county. who has been giving course of lessons in chair czning at the Country club house, was accompanied here Tuesday evening | by Miss M E. Sprzgue. ssate leader of home demonstration and dean of home economics at Connecticut Agriculturnl college. with Miss Rowe Of St Paul. ! RIinn- editor of the Farmers Wife r,zea- zine. Miss Rowe is sDendiag the week in obsGving the field work of the horne dem onstration department of Connecticut Az ricultural college
 As many of the chairs were not con- pleted. Miss Strzttnn will give another lesson Wednesday evening Oct. il. in the clubhouse. to conclude the work.
 Miss Stratton as home demonstrztacn agent has sent out notices that all inter ested in millinery work may meet Misa Mildred Annan. state millinery specialist. at the Shannon building. Norwich
 Plans are being arranged for nbrary tea for the benefit of the Gales Fsrry library, to be given some time th1a month. The attendants for the month of September were Mrs. Delphine Fish. Hrs Walter M. Buckingham. Mrs. Emma 6 Bennett and Mrs. J. A. Birch
 Pupils perfect in attendance Rt tho vf- lage school. Mrs. Winifred Crepezr :. teacher. for the month of September wer, Em-Beth Bennett. Ethel Main. Doroth1 . Fabei. Warren Norroz. Margaret Par ker, Robert Allyn. Douglas Fabel, vioiE Riley, EIeenor Smith. Dorothy Birch Myrtice Conan, Betsy BeT1en. Pan Miller, Helen DeRusha. William Nc r Knight.
 A surprise party was given at noe, Monday at the school room by Miss BetE
 Berrien in honor Of her 11th birthday an = niversa-y. Refreshments of sandwichei little cakes and ice cream were served. A rnn -rf oF - anT
 grades of this school. taught by Mir \ Rufus ". HurTbutt at her home. wh
 were perfect in attendance for Septerbe
 were Bernice Conan, Carol Norman. HRr
 old Huributt and Joseph DeRusha. In the Long Cove district. with Ariz
 Evelyn E. whipple teacher. those pefeg
 in attendance for Septenher were Mn
 deiro Anetti. Bugenio Anetu. Migii
 AnettL Elizabeth Crouch. Armando Mzr
 tini, Katherine Nielsen. Harold Nielso'
 Mary Martini. Sam Pettfni. James Niece The Gales Ferry Pinocsde club held 2 | first meeting of the season for the eiectic
 of officers on Monday evening al u Country club house. Tnerresult forlows President, OrTin s. Bennett; se=etaf
 and treasurer. Alfred B. Rogers: oficil v scorekeeper. Rufus W. HurIbutt Thr'
 new members were adnitted-J- Pa
 Satterlee, Carl B. Lawson and Samuel
 Lester. The club meets every WedneSdl - evening at the clubhouse. E. Miss wtnona Fogel and Miss G-rut .- .- Krester of Newark. N. T.. arrived in {, " village last Sunday and are gueEts at {,
 home of Mfr. and Mra stephen Norn' . for two weetB.
 Invitations to the marriage of M iBeatrice Mae Jones, only dznghtG of N .. and Mrs. Edwin Williston Jones ot N nr Vernon, N. T.. to Oliver Reynolds Wu -iy formerly of Norwich now or Wa.e1bur
 have been received by friends at Gal
 Ferry. The wedding Is to be at q . Church of the Ascension on the eTenh
 of Oct zl Mir. Wuif is the son of N - and Mrs. Otto E. wulf of Putnam II
 families Of both have summer hom
 here.
 Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Church of Es-tfo
 are spending a week of Mr. Church's v VII cation at the summer cottage of his on ther. Lewis R. Church of Norwich on [ lg. Bluff
 'Sk Mrs. Fanny A. Moichrop was the gu' ,I5- of Mr. and Mrs Arthur c. Fuiler in NJ Lhe London Tuesday on a motor trip to Inc lem.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Satteriee a
 daughter Rebecca of North Haven mott
 cd here and were week end guests of
 Satteriee's mother. Mrs. Charles A. S' terlee, and his sister. Miss Alice satti 5th lee.
 Mrs Ophelia White of River Fal
 Wis who has been the guest cf relatiS both in Connecticut and Rhode lsis '. aS since August. left the village Wednesc D morning. returning to the home Of ?
 uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs Byron ge. Maynard, at Anthony, R. L, previous of leaving for home in Wisconsin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph DeRusha erit m m tained the Pinochie club of the village
 the anniversary of Mir. DeRusha's Dir ,er. day Saturday evening. Pinochle v on, played and refreshments served of club presented Mir. DeRushs handso the electric lamp in honor of the event me Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Pierce Of O or ton flsiteo Nr. rieNSeS cir Ahyn's Point the nrst or the "eeA- five ng.