Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-19
GALES FERRY


 That I May Know Him and the Power of His Resurrection, Philippians 3 10. was the text of Rev. W. D. Woodward's Easter sermon in the M E. church Sun day morning. Special Easter music given included organ prelude, Know That My Redeemer Lfveth CHandel) Easter solo o Matchless' Love tE. K. .Heyser), sung by D. R. Povey, and at the offertory The Glad Easter Time a duet, by Mrs. Monett A. Lawson and Miss Gertrude Allen. Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine was organist. The altar flowers were begonas lilies, ferns and daffodils, and were beautifully ar ranged by Mrs. Nelson Parker, Mrs. R. I. Hurlbutt and Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop.
 At the Sunday, school session, Supt c. E. Colver requested that the Chautaugua salute be given the new pastor, Rev. Mir. Woodward, Mrs, Woodward and daugh- ter, Miss Woodward, by the school. A special Easter program of responsive readings and song preceded the lesson study. A class of young girls sang The Message of the Lilies and Mrs. Monett | A. Lawson read an Easter hymn Rev. MT. Woodward resumed the meet 1 5ngs of the Junior league at the 6 o'clock ! evening service that had been discon- 1 tjnued for some weeks.
 | At the EDworth league evening service | Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt was leader, with 1 lfle JCU-C AIcKllg GHrlSCa our 04ueSE. theR. ] AIr Woodward followed the topic for his evening sermon. Miss Edith Fajbel was l organist at this service. Following the 1 Easter services, the flowers were sent to the sick
 The Thistle troop, Girl Scouts. of New 1 London, with Mrs. c. B. Graves, captain, | came to Gales Ferry Good Friday for a l hike and enjoyed picnic lupeh. Miss i Povey of the village was their guest while they were here.
 | MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Lathrop, with Mrs William B. Lathrop and children, all of Norwich, rnotored to the village 1 Good Friday and were callers at the home of Mrs. Fanny 4. 8Iolthrop.
 MT. and Mrs. George W, Frost and daughter, Miss Ethel Frost, =motored here | from their home in Montclair, N. J. something over 160 miles. Good Friday 1 to look over their summer home here ! They spent the night at a New London hotel returning Saturday to Montclair
 Miss Dorothy Fabel secretary of the 1 juniors of the Village Improvement asso. ! e.ation. has invited all to hear MT. Brun- I dage, the state club leader of boys and girls clubs this Wednesday, afternoon 1 at the Country club house al 4.15 o'clock 1 when he will speak on gardens.
 Mrs A. O. Faford of Southbridge Mass, and son Stanley were guests hert 1 Good Friday, Mrs. Faford at the home ot Mrs. J. i. Birch and her son at the home of Alfred Erickson, near Red Top. Fletcher Wilson of New York arrived last week and opened the family cottage on the Bh1ff
 Mrs. Emma S. Bennett and young Granddaughter, Em-Beth Bennett, wer, ! Easter guests at the home of Mrs Ben ! nett's aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, fl Norwich
 Miss Grace 4. Chapman of AllynI f Point accompanied her cousin, Mrs Nil dred Keene, of Killtng1y. on a trip t, l Worcester, Mass, one day last week, ant on returning spent a day with Mrs Keene at her home in KilIingIy.
 Vincent Jones and friend, Wesle, i Jones' both of New Haven, were caller in the place last week en route iron i Boston to New Haven. Both are summe visitors here.
 Mr and Mrs Stephen Norman enter tained their cousin, Miss Dorothy Mess Ter, of Norwich. for the week end ant holiday
 Mir, and Mrs. Hugh Rhodes have takel Mrs. Lucy H. Hurlbutt's cottage for tn season. MT. Rhodes is connected witt the submarine base.