Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
GALES ;:I'.l FERRY

The regular business meeting of the village improvement association was held | at the C0untty club house Monday even ing at T45 o'clock, the president. D. R. | Povey, presiding. Secretary Nelson Par l ksr read fhe minutes Qf the last mesting, which were accepted Mrs. Walter M. 1 Buckingham reported for her department, | that tie farm bureau committee at Storrs l we're making their schedule for the win 1 ter's work. The rug weaving is to begin with the preliminaries Monday evening, l the. 18th at the Country club house. The chairman of the entertainments, Miss | Grace E. Poyey, has plans for something in the social line to follow each regular business meeting in the future. Miss Povey named her committee as Mrs Rufus w. Hnrlpptt, Mrs. Fanny A. Mol Laura 4. Perkins.
 Waiter M Buckingham reported on the
 proposed electric lighting of the village streets. He also reported that a neF fire alarm had arrived at the village sta ton. Decided, that oard sidewalk Be
 laid from the corner property of Fred w..
 Smiths house to the line of Mrs. Luih E.
 Hempstead's property. After adjourn- mert Miss Povey was chairman of games played as follows: Buzz, naengaeTis, mind reading. electricity, monkey and c9Hup-
 drums. Ae Deputy Registrar orrin S. Bennett vas l lat the Country club house Tuesday from sa. m. to 5 o'clock for the purpose of re- cetying applications foG those wishing to be made voters in this. tfis Second, dis trict of the town of Lstdyard preparatory . to the November election, Also 10 receive ! old voters who wish to be restored to the list, Saturday afternoon from to o'clock voters will be made at the club : IAQgss Asrs
 {. The October meeting of the Woman's 2 Home Missionary society was held at thl s' | Yestry of the M. E church Tuesday af :, ternoon, the 18th at o'clock. Mis- !. Sarah q. Latimer, chairman of the pro ' gfail, presidedin the absence of the pres !. idept, Mrs. ". p. Woodward. Miss Lat < finer read portions of Deuteronomy. 6Sti , chapter, and offered prayer. The minute :, of the last meeting were given by tn m 2 secretary. Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop, an ' accepted. Calling, to Us They Are Call 'p ing (Edith H. RuelD, was song, solo D,
 Mrs. Delphine Fish and full chorus, Ms q Caroline B. Freemau at the piano Tn ''l first chapter in the study book, Tn < Trend of the Races, was reviewed by Mfs 4 Alice Satterlee, with readings by differen
 members. Enigmas conducted by Mr: m Harmon L. Perkins who gave the enis i'd mas numbers attached to zinnias. MT: 10 ETSSHldn SaNS a TeNleW or the nTBL cudl of ter in the book. Tn the Vanguard of tn e, Race. Miss Latimer gave in c6nclusion Id resume Of the founding of 'Tuskegee in n- stitute in Alabama by the late Booker ! a, Washington in an interesting manner. a, The regular Wednesday evening mes 2; I ing of the Pinoch1ef club of Gales Ferr P. was held at the Country club house. on nember~of the cit6. Samuel E. sLeste ss has given the club the rewoocd for heat ing tie clubhouse for their entire seris
 of games for the winter. ?, Mrs Dudley .. Perkins and fdaughte a9 Miss Jennie G. Perkins attended Il h tls marriage of Miss Gladys Lesson Thomi sgU son of iGroton and Dr. William Joh y Jameson of Sehenectaiy, N. Y. in u lg I Congregational church, Groton Tuesds Ae afternoon at 9 o'clock. Miss Perkins d
 tended the reception given at the hon = of the brides sister. Mrs. Robert J. Bu
 roughs, 19 Hines avenue, Groton Mi Z Thompson is daughter of the late Re N John Thompson. who was a former pa tor of tbe Gales Ferry NJ. F. church
 Mf. and Mrs, Walter AI Buckingha
 and Mrs. Mary C. Watrous with Mi Grace F. Povey. all of the Ferry. were
 party that motored to Cataumet, Mas on Wednesday to visit Rev. c. II. Wrfg
 and Mrs Wright on the holiday
 tl V. F. Markee made trip on his m \ torcycle to New. FedIord, Mass, Where
 spent the week end M
 Miss Laur... A. Perkins returned Mo
 day from aweeE end visit in Hartford.
 William K.s Wright, son of Rev. c.
 Wright and Mes. Wright who has be
 spending two weeks in the place at |
 homes of Josenh DeRusha and Latina
 F. Smith, ana visiting friends here spc Saturday in Mantle, and left Tuesday f
 his home in Cataumet Mass Rev. x
 \ Wright was formerly pastor of the NJ ',
 church.
 Nathan A. Gibbs. cashier of the Than