Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
GALES FERRY


 W. D. Woodward spoke Sunday morning 1 from two texts, Ecclesiastes l: 3 What 1 profit hath man of all his labor which l he taketh under the sun?" Mark s S6, For what shall it profit 9 man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own sou1?' At the offert0gy, When We Gather in the Homeland Qra B. Wilson), baritone solo, was sung by (. F. ColXer with chorus.
 At the Epworth league evening service Courtlapd E. Colyer was the leader with the topic Using My Bible. There were special readings and Miss Ethel Wood ward gave 9 whistling solo, with the piano. at the offertory.
 The selectmen and town clerk of the town of LedYard will be in session at the Country club'ehouse here Saturday afternoon from 2 until 5. for the purpose of admitting to the electors oath those l found qualified Ten voters were made at Gales Ferry. with eight at Ledyard, 56 had registered in the estown.
 | The republican state convention held 1 in New Haven Tuesday and Wednesday was attended by the delegates of this ! town, Town Clerk W. L Allyn and Mrs 1 Allyn, with Miss Alice Satterlee of Gales Ferry, who with Miss Satterlee's mother, Mrs Charles A. Satterlee. accompanied MT and Mes. Allyn in their car, Mrs l Satterlee going to the Old Lyme inn, the l delegates going on to New Haven. At 1 the close of tife convention Miss Satter- | lee joined her mother in Lyme and they | returned home Friday.
 1 MT. and Mrs C. E. Colver attended | the special Norwich district meeting held at the M E. church in Willimantic Friday for the layrnen of the Methodist denomi- nation to hear Bishep Fred B. Fisher of India MT. and Mrs. Colver had in their motor party Rev and Mrs w D. Wood ward and Miss Abbie c. Aldrich of Peoy- l denee.
 Mrs. Nellie s. Leavenworth had as her guest Friday afternoon Mrs. Harriet r. Crandal, who mdtored with Mrs. Leavep- worth's son Major J. Parze Leave1i- worth, and her brother. J. Paul Satterlee to visit the Windham Industries at the old Webb house in Windham. Il Rev. and Mrs. Allen Shaw Bush left their home here Sunday night to visit Mir Bush's son, Dr. Alden NJ Bush, and fani- fly in Toledo, O. They expect to be ab. sent a month
 Mrs. Harvey C. Aldrich of Norwich
 was the guest of her sisters, Mrs E. V , Mann and Mrs. Franklin H Brown, a , Redfern cottage Friday and Saturday
 MT. and Mrs. Richard H. Chase ant sons, with Dudley c. Perkins and Win , thTop Hurlbutt, were 3 party that mo ! tored in MT. Chases car to the Kingston fair Thursday. MT and Mrs Monet Lawson and daughters, Marjorie and Vir . ginia, also motored to the fair that day. Four graduates of the village schoo
 entered Norwich Free Academy when i
 opened Wednesday-Edith Fabel, Gordol : Maniere, Whittlesey Berrian and Harr. ! Allyn.
 Mr. o.5 zE.. Txy.iA r,,,, daughter, Mrs. F. H. Southworth of Ney London with Mir and Mrs J. W. strick : land of Csrlstadt, N. T. were guests O
 Tuesday of Moves B. Allyn. A Nelson Parker has returned from
 business trip to Washington, Baltirnor,
 Philadelphia and Trenton, covering ? period of three weeks.
 . Mrs. Lester M Hurlbutt and daughte Marion of Charleston. W Va. who hay
 been guests of relatives in her forme home in Columbia, visited Mrs. File
 stoddard at her home here several day last week
 Friends of Representative Henry v
 Hurlbutt regret to learn of his illness
 his home, Woodlawn farm.
 Fl Mrs. Edward A. Stiles of Chestnut Hi
 spent several days last week with h,
 sister, Mrs, Justin Peckhanl, at il E Beeakwater =
 Mrs Charles Burrows and son Cecil
 Pequonoc visited Mrs Delphine Fish ,
 Wednesday. H MT. and Mrs. Walter M. Buckingha
 returned Saturday from a weeks ant
 mobile trip through Massachusetts a1 New Hampshire
 Judge and Mrs. John H. Barnes. M and Mrs. Julian Parker and son Rain
 all of Norwich, motored to the villa,
 and called at the summer home of M
 Franklin + Brown Sunday afternoon. Miss Jennie G. Perkins is having tv
 weeks vacation from her duties at t
 Thames National bank. Norwich.
 Rev. Trueman H. Woodward of Wa
 ping notored to the NJ D parsona
 Sunday evening to visit his parents. Re
 and Mrs. ". D. Woodward. Mond; they were his guests with Miss Abbies Aldrich of Providence on an automob trip to his home in Wapping.
 Improvements on the house of Albert
 Dean on the New London road have | gun, an open porch being added and
 new garage is being built on the grount Mrs Copeland of Webster Mass. h
 been assigned to the third trick operat place at the railroad station here. begi
 ming her duties Monday. C. A. Snyder the submarine base taking the place | the second trick operator. John Moran New London who has been transferr as, towerman to Midway
 4sfhere was no session of the schools
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