Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-21
GALES FERRY

In the. Methodist Episcopal church. at the Sunday morning service, Rev. W. D. Woodward prefaced his sermon with a brief talk to the children from the verse, Children. Obey Your Parents. in the Lord, for this is right" Rev. Mr. Woodward then took his text from Mat thew 13:52. for his Sermon At the ot- feftory Hills of Home was sung as a duet by Mrs. Amos Main and D. R. Po- vey with chorus.
 At the Sunday school session at r. C. clock. D. c. Perkins. assistant super iItendent, presided. The banners for attendance were given to the classes of Mrs. D. C. Perkins and Miss Jenh.e c. Perkins and for offering to Miss Ger trude Aliens class.
 Mrs. W. D. woodward was the lead er of the Epworth league. evening ser vice at o'clock. with the topic, Part nefship With. Christ. Special hymns were sung by the junior league of Which Mrs. Woodward Is the director, and were Rescte the Perishing and There's Work For Each, and Rev. Mir. Wood ward rendered a tenor solo, Win Them One by One.
 Among those who attended the Mobe. gan Trail Circuit League at Mantle, h the NJ P. church Friday evening from this place were Rev. w. D. Woodward | Mrs. Woodward, Miss Ethel Woodward Miss Mary Whittier, Dudley c. Perkins | Miss Jennie e. Perkins, Mt and Mrs | Nelson Parker; Mrs. R. Irving Huri. butt, Mrs. Lucy A. HtrI6utt. Mrs. J. A Birch, and Miss Gertride. Trahsporta. ton was afforded by train for thUse spending the night there, but the iargei ! party were conveyed by J. Edmund Norman in his auto truck. Rev. True man woodward of Wrapping also at tended returning nefe to spend thi night. at the parsonage, the home of hii parents, Rev. and Mrs. ". D. Wood ward.
 James A. Stoddard of Stoddatdi l Wharf have purchased the house an lot at Long Cove. long known as the 2 Anson Bailey piaee from the presen owner, Harold J. Peekhafi and tn deeds were passed last week. Mir. ant Mrs. Stoddard are moving to their I1ev home, this week. Mf. PeekhAfn and family fhoVed to waterford some week ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Minor M6xiey of Lon. Cove began moving on Monday to thei newly purchased property in the villag the house formerly owned by the lat
 Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins in the village.
 Mrs. Delphine Fish and Miss Allie Satterlee of the village With Mrs. Bn
 hngs F. S. CfandaH of stoddard'
 Wharf.
 Members Of the Anna Warner Bale
 Chapter. D. A. R.. Attended a cake sal given by the chapter in Groton fflda
 afternoon, making the trip ih Mir
 Crandaii's car.
 Mf. and Mrs. covftiahd f5. coiyef an
 children of the submarine base, wit . Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop of Gales Ferr. ! were party that motored to Middit
 town Saturday, and witnessed tii . Sphinx Temple pilgrinAAse of Hartfef , in that city with Shrihefs from all SCI . tiohs of New Engiabd and New 5ersei , The party were klests of felhtivi . | there. Mir. and Mrs. A, T, Chapnis , and Mir. and Mrs jesse c. Fox, for tf ) night. returning Sunday evening. . The sawfhlit of Thomas Bahdro VI
 moved from the Emil 0ufhskey plac
 formerly known as the William Adam place, last week. to the wood lot of E' . erett J. Bruce at Long Cote. 2 Mrs. W. P. Aafkee of the village vi ' leave Wednesday to visit ih New Bei ' ford. Mass. her former home. until a 2 ter the holidays.
 f Mrs. A.. z. Brown of Mystic visit 2 her cousin. Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard.
 her home in the st6ddard distrsct, f = several days last week
 n An open melting Of the Ladies' A
 society Of the NJ |. church vii be he