Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
GALES FERRY

The annual business meeting of the Country club. the last Friday in August, was held in the clubhose. Reports from the secretary Miss Beatrice Jones, and the treasurer, Walter M. Buckingham. were read and approved. The election of officers was I ce-eiection as follows: vice president, Rev. H. E. Sioat; secre- tary, Miss Beatrice Jones; treasurer, Waiter NJ. Buckingham; directors Mrs Mary c. Watrous, George W Frost
 In the NJ. E. church Sunday morning Rev. Truemap H. Woodward of Mapping spoke from the words The Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which is lost" At the offertory, a solo, Light and parkness, WIS sung by D. R. Povey. At the Sunday .chool session Mrs W. D. Woodward presided in the absence of both superintendents, C. E. Colver and D. C. Perkins. at Wllimantic camp meeting.
 Nathan A. Gibbs cashier of the Thames National bank of Norwich. with his daughter, Miss Natalie K. Gibbs, and AL pheus' S. Gilbert of Norwich as his guest. Northampton, Mass, and Bennington, Vt. and q tour over the Mohawk trail, with a visit to Cape Cod. Mir. Gibbs for mer home. Miss Alice Dean of the bank force, with her mother Mrs. Dean. and her niece Miss Eugenia Dean, of Nor Wich, are spending few days at Mir. Gibbs home here during the absence of MT. Gibbs and daughter.
 Recent guests of Miss Elizabeth Graves at the farm of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Graves of New London, east of the village, were Miss Dorothy Averill of Barre, Vt, for two weeks, and Miss Eliza M. of Peeuonroc for day recently. Mrs. E.. w Jones and her daughter, Miss Beatrice Jones, left their summer home here Saturday to spend the week end in Waterbury.
 Mr and Mrs C. E. Colver and children. with Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop. motored to Wfilinantfc to the Colver cottage on Thursday and returned the next Mon day.
 Rev. John S. Whipple missionary in Jubbulpore and the AlIahapad district parents, Mir and Mrs James E Mhipple of the Lester district. MT. Whipple wis l tied friends in Wales en route. stopping also at Naples. He sailed from England on the Empress of France direct to Mon. trea1.
 Mrs. Emma S. Bennett of the village ] is spending a week at the home of hel 1 relatives MT. and Mrs. Byron A. May nafd. in Anthony, F. l. Mrs. Bennett; i granddaughter, En-Beth Bennett, is thu guest of her relatives. the Misses Davis
 in Norwich during the absence of Mrs l Bennett.
 i Neison Parker left Sunday on busi
 ness trip to Washington. Baltimore ant Blffalo.N Ya to be absent a month.
 Mrs. 'Joab Rogers has returned from {; 1 visit with Hartford relatives.
 ! The Pioneer cottage on the Bluff, be l longing to Reginald Fitznaurice O i Providence, is undergoing repaifs> Among those who attended Williman
 tic camo meeting Sunday were MT. anc
 Mrs. p (. Perkins. Miss Jennie Perkins 1 Robert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Caas
 and sons Herman. Richard. Howard ant l Irving Chase.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine anc
 Charles LaFontaine of the Stoddard dis 1 trfct motored 10 Willimantic camp ground I Saturday.
 Miss Adeline Povev left last week fo her annual visit to Jaffrey N H., ant will be joined there by her sster. Mis- 1 Grace E. Povey, during her vacation
 NIr. and Mrs. William H. Brooks O 1 Hartford were guests over the week ent 1 of Mrs Brooks mofller. Mrs DeIphin+ ! Fish, motoring here from that city.
 Mr and Mrs. John Harold. with Mrs
 Marie Catheart and =randdaughter. Tilli