Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-20
GALES FERRY

4 silver tea was given, at the Gales Ferry free public library on Wednesday afternoon Oct IS. from to o'clock, l and was well attended. Afternoon tea was served. with sandwiches, cheese straws and little cakes. Mrs Delphine Fish and Mrs Billings F. S. CrandalI poured. The hosteeSes were Mrs. Walter M Buckingham, Mrs. Emma S. Bennett, Mrs, Edward H. Latimer, Mrs Everett Moves and Miss Grace Povey Among those from oat of town were Mrs. c. H. Osgood, Mrs. C. Royce Boss, Mrs. Henry A, Tirrell, Mrs J. Frank Clark, Mrs John Powelson, Mrs. Charles Chapman, the Misses Mary Osgood, Mabel Webb, Florine scofied and Olive Linton, Rll of Norwich; Mrs Frederic Bill, Miss Eliza beth Avery. the Misses Kate and Julia Copp, Groton; Miss Abbie Clark, librarian of Bill library. Grotn Mrs Charles Clancy. Mrs, Lizzie Whittemore, Miss Maria Chaney and Miss Stella Smith of New London
 Miss Gladys E. stratton of the farm bureau work of New London county gave ] the concluding lesson in chair caning Monday evening, the 18th, at the Coun- ! try club house The classes have been well attended and the work interesting. Miss Stratton gave an all-Ciay session at the clubhouse Thursday in the prelm- mary instructions in rug weaving Miss Strattenswas adcornpahied here by Mrs L.. E. Crandall of Connecticut Agrieul- tural college.
 Those who attended the republican caucus at Ledyard Center from Gales Ferry and vicinity on Monday afternoon were Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, Mrs Emma s. Bennett. Mrs. Charles B. Hoyt | TsAa ft-- Freeman. Frederick w. Burton was nominated for representative and Billings r. s. Crandall for judge of probate
 Tie democratic nominees are: Leslie P. Gray for representative, and for judge of probate, Samuel Ho!dridge.
 Miss Alice Satterlee of Gales Ferry and Mrs. Billings r. s. Crandall of Stod- | dard's Wharf, members of the school board of the town of Ledyard, attended a meeting of the board st Ledyard Center Tuesday afternoon.
 The Gales Ferry Pinochle club post poned their regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Country club house owing to the death of Representative Henry W. Hurlbutt, father of one of the members, Rufus W. HurlblNt, until Friday evening : when they will play the Uncasville Pinochle Chums at the clubhouse here OH IuSSdAg seven lnenDSrS or the GaIes Ferry Pinochle club assembled at the
 woodlot of Samuel Lester. where they cut cordwood. Those who went were Orrin $. Bennett Alfred E. Rogers, ste phen Norman. D. n. Povey, Andrew F
 Miller, ]. Paul Satterlee and Samuel Les
 ter. The men from the village wer,
 taken in two automobiles by Alfred E
 Rogers and J. Paul Satterlee Luncl
 was eaten in the open. After the WOO,
 was cut, Rr. Lester's portable sawmil
 sawed it into stove lengths, and the clul
 will split it on it's delivery at the club
 house, thus solving their fuel supply fo
 the winter through MT. Lester's gene rosity.
 Mrs. LII. Guriey of Putnam Is supply ing for one week the second trick opera tors place at the Gales FesTy railroa
 station here. Carl A. Snyder has bee
 called to Pennsylvania on account of tn Ideath of his brother there. Mrs Gurie has been third trick operator at the sta ltion during the summer season. Mrs ". P. Mafkee was the gues Monday of Mrs Otis Campbell of Ne, London.
 Miss Caroline E. Freeman of Gale 5 Ferry has gone to Mt. Vernon, N r., | ' attend>the marriage of Miss Beatrice Ma 1 Jones to Oliver Reynolds Wulf Of Watel
 bury in the Church of the Ascension Sa
 ttrday evening, Oct, 21.
 Rev. ". D. Woodward and Mrs. Woo,
 ward and SuDt. c. E. Colyer represente
 the village M. E. church at the New IAol
 don county Sunday school convention he in the Huntington street Baptist elurc H New London, Thursday. Rev. and Mir \ Woodward were also guests that day ttH, D. Barrows of New London on s
 auto trip to Westerly
 Sherwood G. Avery of Norwich Tow E was a caller in this place Friday E T, Otis Winchester, who spent last we.
 with his family in Norwich, returni
 Monday to his summer home at Pefkil place.
 Rev W. D. Woodward was the eue
 of Rev. Duncan F. Dodd of Chingian E China, who Is on one years leave of 8
 sence from his mission. which he
 spending here with his family at Sheito
 R. [.
 \ Mrs Arthur Green of Jevett City h bee nspnding week with her moth, Mrs. HanFah Lewis. at her home at 4 lyn's Point.
 Mrs. Donald Irwin joined her daugl4t Barbara at the farm of Mir. and NJ Frank H. Apiin in Preston Tuesday. \
 and Mrs Irwin are spending month the residence of MT. and Mrs Ap1in. The funeral of the late Representa- Henry Woodbridge Hurlbutt was held WoOdlawn farm, his home. at o'clo Thursday. Rev. ". D. Woodward, pa tor of the Methodist Episcopal church this place, conducted the services quartet sang Abide With Me without 2 compartment, Miss Grace A. Chapms Mrs. Amos Main, c. F. Colver and D. Povey, Mr. Hurlbutt's funeral was lara ly attended. Officials of the town a trustees Of tie Bill library of I4edyal
 trustees of the N. F, church taEtifyihg
 itlie high esteem Tn which ue was he