Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-06
GALES TRSY

District Superintendent Rev. w. H. Bath of Norwich occupied the pulpit of | the M. E., church Sunday morning and spoke from Psalm 4s the theme being l Trust in God. Be still and know that I | am God At the offertory Softly Now 1 the Light of Day Edward J. HarD was sung by quartet, Miss Grace A, Chap 1 man. Mrs Amo5 Main. c. E. Colver and D. R. Povey, with Miss Jennie c. Per- kins organlst.
 Rev. ". D. Woodward. pastor of this church, officiated at the services at the NJ E. church at Old Mystic for the day.
 Mrs. R. Irving .Hurlbutt was the leader of the Epworth league evening service, the topic being Investing My Mind.
 A well attended cabaret was given in the Country club house Saturday evening. Tables were set in the clubhouse and on the veranJa. Those who served were Mrs Charles Tyler Bard, Mrs c. o. Smith, Mrs. Fletcher Nelson, Mrs. Wal ter M. Buckingham Mrs E. w. Jones and Miss Frances Kessler. The waitresses were Misses Harriet Smith, Helena and Dorothy Wulf. Lillian Dungan, Ethel Frost The menu was. baked beans, po- tato salad, sliced ham, frankfurters rolls. coffee, tea, ice cream. The dancing pro- gram included numbers by Misses Dor othy Frost and Cecile Sioat, with Miss , Dorothy Wu1f. mandolin, and Miss i Helena Wulf at the piano. Miss Florine Scofield of Norwich rave Polish dance, | a scarf dance and one other, with Miss Olive Linton at the piano. piano solo was played by Miss Cecile Sloat. Other music for dancing was by Miss Marion 1 Moon, violin, Miss Hazel Banfeld at the piano, drum, Edward Gustavsen. 1 The village school Mrs Winifred Cra- peau of Norwich teacher. opens today | Wednesday,.
 Miss Lillian Parker of Wood Haven, | L. l., an da friend. Miss Mary Malley. ar- rived Saturday at the home of Miss Par ker's unc,e and aunt. MT. and Mrs. Nell son Parker, to spend two weeks. l MT. and Mrs. Everett Moves Gucy NJ. i iGreenman) of New Haven arrived in the tvillage Tuesday and are occupying the ] ,Mathewso ncottage.
 MT. and Mrs. Merle Mansfield and chill dren of Westville motored here and were week end guests of Mrs. Ellen Stoddard Mrs. Horace H. Sears and son, Alfred Dana Sears. who have spent the season J at Wren's Nest cottage, returned Thurs 1 day to their home at Hastings on the Hudson.
 c. Allyn Brown of Ambridge, Pa, was the guest of his aunt Mrs Lulu B 1 Hampstead, and his uncle, Norman L. Brown, from Saturday until last Wednes- day. when he joined Mrs. Brown and his
 mother. Mrs. Susan Lillie, of Hartford
 in Norwich on motor trip to Ledyard to the annual Bill dinner l. Rev.-W. D. Woodward was the guest of I George W. Frost on motor trip tc
 Moodus Friday. Rev. MT. Woodward was
 formerly pastor of the M. E. church al
 that place. .
 Miss Ethel Woodward Saturday accom-. panied Miss Mary Whittier guest oi
 Miss Woodward at the M. E. parsonage
 for some weeks to her home in Wake. field. R. l.. where she Iloent the week end and holiday
 Miss Helen K Buckingham of New
 York is the guest of Mir and Mrs Walter
 M. Buckingham.
 Miss Ethel Woodward. guardian of tht l Camp Fire Girls of Gales Ferry, tn.
 Tawasi-Unaliyi, is making plans to at.
 tend the grand council fire inside tht Fort Griswoid at Groton, with the mem bers of her camp Friday aNSrnoon al
 3.30 o'clock. This will include Camp Fir.
 groups from Norwich, Danielson, Groton 1 Mystic and Gales Ferry. This Is open tc
 mother sand friends of the girls Specia features will be the official motion song,
 and motion stunts. Many of the sgirIi
 will be in ceremonial costume
 Miss Sarah T. Latimer was a recen'
 guest of relatives In Palmertown