Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-04

 He will organize a team that will play some of the transformers from the state league and one or two of the last independent teams Jackie" expects to have his brothers, Arthur, who is playing with Waterbury, and James of the Fall River outfit, Mon" Peloquin, the star twIrler frord th-s Wilkes Barre, Pa, nine, and the rest of the cracks in this city when their seasons close, which will be Sept. II.
 Local Players on Outside Diamonds.
 Arthur T. Kelley and Jack Nichols will be the battery for the Dayville Brownies of the Eastern Connecticut league in a game against the Daniel son team this afternoon. Frank Mo Lean and Mike Driscoll will appear in the Wauregan lineup on the same cir cult. Driscoll has signed with North Grosvenordale to play a number of ex- hibition games after today's game.
 Crowd Saw Wild West Show. Kemp's Wild West show gave a street parade at 6 o'clock Friday even ing. The Indians attracted attention all along the streets. X good attend ance witnessed the show on Windham field Friday evening The show is booked for the Connecticut fair all next week.
 Merrick Carpenter is at his home in Wethersfield for a weeks stay.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Thompson of Chaplin were Willimantic visitors Friday.
 Mrs. F. K. Woodworth of Norwich is the guest of Miss Mary J. King of Spring street.
 Eugene Bacon has returned to Mon treal to resume his studies at St. Law renee university.
 John Anderson of Maple avenue leaves today for visit with relatives in New Britain
 Attorney George F. Hinman was in Rockville Friday attending a session of the superior court.
 Attorney P. J. Danahey was in Nor wich on business Friday. as was At torney George ". Melony..
 Gustavus Peabody has returned to his home in Windham after a few weeks stay in York state.
 The annual meeting of the Methodist church will be held next week. follow ing the regular prayer meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred J. Williams are entertaining MT. and Mrs. c. F.. Will Hams and son of Somerville, Mass.
 Mrs F. F. Blackmar of Oak street will go to New London today to be the guest of friends for a few days.
 Philip s. Hills is in East Hampton to pass the week end with his wife, who is making lengthy stay there.
 Rev. Richard Morrissey of St Pat rick's church. New Haven. was in the city Friday calling on the local clergy.
 MIX street is to be closed to travel Sunday as the railroad section gang will have the crossing torn up to lay new ties.
 Mrs. Allen B. Lincoln and daughter, Miss Elsie left Friday morning for New Haven where they are to make their home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Chester Scripture, who have been visiting relatives in this city. returned to their home in Bridge port Friday.
 Lawrence Bullard. who has been the guest of Arthur Richards of Fairview street the past week, returned to Hartford Friday.
 Railroad Commissioner Andrew F. Gates and family are at MT. Gates fathers home in the edge of Lebanon for a stay of several days.
 Mounted Mail Carrier Ide of the local postoffice force is taking his fifteen days vacation. Substitute George Ar mold is covering the route.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Hall, the Misses Hall and Mrs. w. H. Hall of Wilmington. with Norman B. Griggs as chauffeur. are touring Massachusetts coast resorts.
 Mrs. John Shugrue and niece. Miss Margaret Connors, who have been wis iting the past three weeks with Mrs. Thomas Sullivan of No. 4 Prospect street, returned to their home in New ark, N. J., Friday.
 John J. Maddox. principal of the Windham High school, has returned from his vacation, spent in taking a special course in Columbia univer- sity and the past ten days at his old home in Kentucky.
 The members Of Excelsior Hook and Ladder company left on the boat train Friday night for a trip to New York. Quarters have been engaged at the Grand Union hotel. A fine time is an- ticipated by the firemen.
 Walter Brown. son of MT. and Mrs. Clifford H. Brown of Oak street, who has been in Hartford hospital where he had a leg amputated below the thigh, returned home Friday evening and appears to be in good health. 
 Woodstock.-Miss Elsie Rocheleau of Worcester is to teach in one of the schools of West Woodstock.