Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
DANIELS0N
DayvilIe Team Defeated by Jewett
City, 3-1-6is Henhawk Shot-Al-
Phonse 5ourke May Die from In
juries.

Jewett City defeated the Dayvilles
f.! at Dayville Saturday afternoon, by the
| score of 8 to !, before the largest
crowd of the season. 1t was pitch
ers' battle from beginning to end.
! The only runs made were due to err
rors. With three men on bases in the
third inning Franklin dropped a pop
| fly allowing two runs to come in. Len
| hoff of the Trenton, N. J., team of the
| Tri-State league did the slab work for
the Jewett City team under the name
| of Sykes. Lineup:
Dayville-Brooks, IT,; Bergsten, CT;
L'Heureux, S.; Nichols,c.; Page, 3d.;
Franklin, 3D.; Smith, rf.; Berthiume,
h.; Kelley, p.
Jewett city Rail-. IT.; Mckinney,
CT; Edgar, S.; Robertson, c.; Koran,
3D.; Carroll, 2b.; Williams, If;
L'Heureux, h.; Sykes. p.
Score by innings r. H. z.
Jewett City ......0 % 900 %
Dayville .....0 100 0 0 0 Oil
Base hits, off Kelley 7, off Skies 8;
bases on balls, Kelley 6, Sykes 6; hit
by pitcher, by Sykes 2, by Kelley /;
struck out. by Kelly II, by Sykes IL;
umpire, Mcguire; time, EOS; attend
ance, $50.
Noted Here and There.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Mcdonald of
Leominster. Mass, were guests of local
friends Saturday and Sunday.
Benjamin Titus shot a hen hawk
near the Old Furnace on Saturday
which measures four feet from tip to
tip of wings.
W. A. Burrows of Ookland Beach
spent Saturday alta his home here.
Miss Helen Perkins and Miss Mary
Maher are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Burrows at Oakland Beach.
Mrs. Hiram S. Franklin and daugh-
tiers May and Ruth returned Saturday
from lengthy visit with relatives at
Scranton, Pa.
NJ. L. Capron of Worcester was
visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Boutwell, and
son Harold of Jewett City are guests
of local relatives.
Harry e. Palmer Of Worcester is
spending the week with his mother,
Mrs E. L. Palmer.
George L. Bemis returned Saturday
from vacation spent in Maine and
Alfred Boswell is at Oakland Beach
today.
KilIngly schools commence Sept. Z.
May Have Enlisted.
Alfred Gauthier of Wauregan, who
been located. 1t is thought that he has
enlisted in the navy.
News received from Mrs. George Nc
Lean is to the effect that she and
her daughter have been discharged
from the hospital in New Brunswick,
n. j., and started Thursday for their
home in Chicago.
Alphonse Bourke is still suffering
from fall sustained in the Qunie-
baug mills. No hope is entertained
of his recovery.
Mrs. John B. Hopkins has returned
from visit of three weeks with rela-
tives in New Haven and Greenwich.
Mrs. D. T.. Jette and daughter,
Georgette, left Monday for Mount
Johnson, P. @. Mrs. Jette will visit
relatives for two weeks. Her daugh-
ter viii remain to continue her studies
at Villa Maria convent, Montreal
Pulpit Interests.
Rev. Denton j. Nelly, who is spend
ing his vacation in Nova Scotia, re-
turns this week and will occupy his
own pulpit next Sunday.
The Rev. G.. Whitfield Simonson. S.
F. D., of Greenport, L. l., will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr.. Simonson will speak on the park
at $50 p. m.
Unclaimed Letters.
Advertised letters in the Danielson
postofice Aug. 20: Madame Verse
Adele Sinond, Miss Joseph Bleming,
Miss Ida Ouslen, Miss Eva Rondeau,
Miss Bertha Whipple, James Duhame.
Delegate to Pharmaceutical Conven-
ton.
DR.. L. G.. NORM leaves here the first
week in September for Los Angeles,
attending the national convention as
a delegate of the New England branch
of the American Pharmaceutical asso-
citation. 1t is estimated that there will
be nearly 500 members of the associa-
ton present. The trip across the con-
tlnent will be a part of DIR. Morin's
vacation.
Loose-Leaf Encyclopedia at Library.
One of the new books recently added
to the shelves of the reference room
at the Bugbee Memorial library is the
Nelson Loose-Leaf Encyclopedia. 1t
is thoroughly up to date, concise and
well gotten up. The loose leaf ar
rangement will permit without any
Disagreement Of the book, the inser-
ton of any new matter that might he
added to any subject in the book.
report Thursday evening. similar
to the explosion of torpedo, caused
considerable excitement on Main
street. The bursting of a forward tire
on a large touring car which was pass
ing through the town brought the
automobile to a sudden stop. The car
was moving at a moderate rate of
speed, otherwise a serious accident
would have occurred, as the car with
the burst tire was being followed by
another automobile driven at consider
able speed.
Work on the excavation Of the Pen
tecostal church to be erected on Acad-
envy street has been begun.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. c. A. Hamilton and Master
John Hamilton spent Sunday in Wood
stock
Miss Louise Colmetz of Providence
is the guest Of local friends.
Mrs. A. Putnam Woodward, who
has been spending a week at Block
| Island. has returned home.
William A. Burrows. who is spend
| ing the summer at Oakland Beach, was
| in town Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence w. Hatch and two
daughters returned from Block Island
on Saturday.
Meeting Of Hanover Missionary Society
On Thursday afternoon was held the
August meeting of the Ladies' Mis-
| sionary society of Hanover at the
home of Mrs. B. S. Gallup Nearly
| thirty were present Miss Marian