Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-04
GALES PERKY

In the Methodist Episcopal church. or Sunday morning. Rev. ". D. Woodward spoke from Matthew i2: f2. Queen oi Sheba's visit to King Solomon At thf oTertorV a solo O Lord. Most Holy. by Oscar FTanckc was sung hy Miss Grace A. Chapman. PrefacinE his scrHior Rev Mir. Woodward spoke of the ncc. essary csmpaigR work. during ih. month of October in all Methodism, te prevent the shTinkase. in the centensr- receipts. for another year. which is ncs threatened. and read communication from Distric; Superintendent W. H Bath and Bishop Hughes making ear nest appeal for assistance. Another aP real was from Rev. Henry W Hur. bert of the Congregational church Q. Groton. for help for the people oi Smyrna in the near ess9 <elief work.
 At the Sunday school session Supcrin- tcndent C. l.. Colver appointed severa committees. ss follows.
 For placing opening exercise books Fiiiie Kieuss. Helen L. Colver; cissi record and qusrterlics. Dorothy Birch collecting books and quarterlics at close of session. Herman Chase and C. r.. Colver, Jr.
 At the Epworth league evening sc-yics on Rally day, with Miss Jennie c. Pc kins, president Of the league. leader. et- tls HlNlihtA f@n dE1fal ID ANc i9tNl " AAlN r verse from the Bible. The bcnediciiou was sung by quartet Mrs D. C. Per kins Mrs. R. Irving HuTlbuu D. C. Per kins and Richari n. Chase.
 Moves E. Allyn celebrated his Ss;h ! birthday on Saturday. Sept @. AIr. AL l lyn was the guest at dinner in honor of the event at the home of Judge LuciUs Brown and Mrs. Brown in Norwich. Upon his return to his home here later in tine day he received calls and was the recipient Of flowers. shower Of post l cards. cakes and congratulations. Mr Allyn is enjoying very good health. | Nathan A. Gibbs. cashier of the T2lsmet | National hank. Norwich. and his dauEh. | ter. Miss Gibhs. left their home here Sat urdsy for New York city. where they will attend the American Bankers asso- citation convcning in that city for ons week with program of banking busi- ness and social life.
 W ! Mayo Of Charlotte. Y. C.. is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Hugh H Rhodes.
 Mrs. Charles s. Starr of New London was q guest of MrS. Fanny A. Moltlrop at her home in the village Saturday. Mrs Starr is leaving her home Oct. %. with her daughter, Mrs. James Duke Banner and her young son Stockman Starr Bar ner. to join Mrs. Banners husband Lieu tenant Banner. L. s. x. air service. al the base in San Diego. Cal. Mrs Ba-nei and son have been spending the summe, at the family home in New London. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Baxter of Newpor; R. l.. and Mir. and Mrs 4. C. Hall Rn' son of Bristol Ferry. F. I, spent the weei
 end at the home of Mir and Mrs. A. H , Baxter of the Lester district.
 Miss Laura 4. Perkins was the gues
 of her brother and sister-in-law. Nr. ana
 Mrs. Rowland H. Perkins, in New Londoi ] the last of the week.
 : Mrs. Fred ". Turner and Mrs Richsr, . II. Chase Of Long Cove visited Mrs. Az , mes Latham al heC home in Groton Thurs
 day
 Mir and Mrs. c. F. Colver and childrel
 rnotored to South Willington on satur
 day
 Judge Lucius Brown of Norwich an l. his son. Attorney Daniel L. Brown. e = Boston. were callers at the home of Noye
 B. Allyn on Saturday.
 | Mir. and Mes Ben Perry of Boston wer
 guests last week Of Mrs. Perry's relative! | Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard and Mir. and Nrr
 Eugene LaFontaine. at their home in tn
 Stoddard district
 Mir and Mrs Rowland H. Perkins Q
 New London motored to the Ferry an
 called on relatives Sunday afternoon. ] The nrST dance or the Tall season Va
 given in the Country club house Saturda
 evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. William T. E. Duu1or and young daughter Jean noiored heS ,. from Montclair. Y. J.. Saturday 10 thei | summer home on the Bluff. and Mrs. E. k Baicom. Mrs. Dumonts mother. close
 her cottage. where she has remained dui
 ing SeptembeC, and returned with them { N Montclair.
 Guests at the home Of Mir and Mn
 Latham E. Smith for Sunday were M , and Mrs. George \. Smith and childrei ( ,F.,s nd or q