Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
GALES FERRY

The rug weaving at the Country club house for the past two weeks under the shonle economics of the farm bureau of New London county, Miss Gladys E. netratton, director, closed last Thursday e4fternoon when Miss Stratton came here etffd the loom was removed to an other Nii9ace in the county.
 The Village Improvement association of which Mrs. Walter NJ Buckingham is -ehairrnaH of educational lines was the Means of promoting this industry and senuch interest was taken in the work. Arhose that woye each a rug during the Prrhe the loom WAS at the club house in- SsIded Mrs. Walter M. 'Bnckingham Mrs. Waartan A. Pierce. Mrs. Everett Moves, Hsfrs. Emma $. Bennett, Mrs. Charles B. hhtoyt. Mrs. Delphine Fish, Miss Natalie SE. GIIbs and Miss Laura As Perkins -' 'pAftsr the rugs were cut from--the loom s51ey were on exhibition and Mrs. Buck .slRShasn served tea to all at the club skouse at that time. .~ So much enthusi- E5Asn was expressed and taken in the tyeaying that Mrs Buckingham is con- sFidering ways and means to purchase -a-loom to- be at the. club house perman-- -Sptly. 70, -, 4a. 1. E7,At the Sunday ,mOrnin g service in the Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. W. b Woodward spoke, for. a few moments to ;the young people,spreeedinG. bis sermon t1rom the text Watch and. Pray, The, Lbene far the sermon was, Our Citizen ship At the offertory a trio, MT. and Mrs. Dudley C. Perkins, Miss Jennie G. tPsrkins,. sang. The. Old Rugged Cross Holy communion was adnlinistered by sFey Mr Woodward following his ser mon. .Eeva Mr. WeodHardt als received Jlslson- Parker into full membership Ysith this church ,hy a, letter read from fbe Central Baptist chlirch, Norwich, of Sihich. he. was. a., member. t
 SnAt@tAe Sunday school session the ban ger class in oneEing. was Miss Jenne G. Perkins, and the banner class in at ,tspdanSe. Miss Gertrude, Aliens. Super jltendept, ,Colycr, reported he had de- Ilyered the jellieh and jams donated by the Sunday school on rally. days to the
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 ss Al. |, the Epyorth teaeuc evening ser yifs, Rev Mfr Woodward was the lead
 ,, and his topic was, John Wesley, the f6pnder of Methodism.'
 "A the Business meeting of the Ep- Worth Le5gue following this service, eieven signifled their desire to attend Eie AIohS gah Circuit League inTthe M. D! church at Niantic on the evening of NOvember 17ths It was voted to enter tsfin the 1Mohegan Circuit League at the church here some time in March. - -nAfrs. Edwin w. Jones of Mt. Vernon, hA T.. and her son. Vincent Jones' of AEw Haven, arc spending a week at the hOnie of Miss Caroline B. Freeman.
 -aAIrs.s William Markee entertained Miss GerEie Horton or New London over the week ond. .., - s
 ssMrs. Delphine Fish. accompanied Mrs FSslter M. Buckingham on q motor trir tor,Hartford, Saturday, :.
 Mrs. Henry W. fIurlbutt returned iron. sEweeks visit spent, with Rev. James L Potter and Mrs. Potter at Hook apum-on Saturday.
 Mrs. Nelson Parker joined Mir. Park. CT in New York on Wednesday and re- tfifned to their home here Saturday. NE some time.
 ssadrs DelplEine Fish was in Mystic Fri days tor attend the funeral of Mrs. Ida Fish Wells, widow of Russell w. Wells uf that place,
 Miss Ethel woodward, guardian ol - the Camp Fire Girls circle of Gales Fer, ry with membefs of the circle, followed ed by two of their members on Satur dfy Afternoon. They started from tn, lM E. parsonage, the home of Miss Wood ward on their hike. As ~ sThe pupils of the Long Cove schoo with Miss Evelyn E. Whipple. teacher tlitt wefe perfect in, attendance for tn, month of October were: Richard Chase lLNa@LQ'CHdoS1 'AANAAAE 'SAAesoS, nay slceys sDIadiere Anitti, ;Lengenio Anet- tks MiglioN lAnetti, James Niece. Mar Earet Pettinis Tardy were: -sK Kathertn 1Tiels9n, sHarold Nelson.
 ,eyyalter Ms. Buekingharn, who has bee having a vacation of one week iron his studies as Assistant cashier of tn Thames National bank, of Norwich, re tuned to business on Monday.
 Mrs. Elmer J., TDbbs of the. Draw bridge, was a guest of Mrs. Eugene n Ficptaine, of the AStodard district oi Tnursday. .
 Mrs. Monett B. Lawson of Long cov was a guest of Mrs Eliza, D.. Maynar ahd her granddaughter, Miss Grace A CAapman. at tfsi rhome in the stoddar diFf1ct at dinner on Sunday. T'.
 Mrs. Arthur Meade and her daughter 5llss Ethel Meade, of Moravia, N. Y wlio nave been the guests of Mrs. Meade ~ Amos Huributt and family; |
 lr home mar the village for som
 n returned to tnelr home last -s----s'