Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-13

Charles Donath of this place has
been appointed an umpire in the Con-
necticut- Rhode Island league games
and Manager Costello of~the Mystic
team has received notification from
President John NJ. Council of the
league. Mr.. Donaths first appearance
will be at the game at Carolina on
Saturday, July 16.
Twenty Years of Married Life.
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Kretzer Tues
day celebrated the twenty second an
nivensary of their marriage at their
home on Pearl street and are receiving
the congratulatiOns of their many
friends Mr.. and Mrs Kretzer were
married July u. 1883, by Rev Joseph
Hooper, pastor of St. Marks church at
that time. and have always resided in
Mystic.
Old Mystic Trolley Temporarily Given
Up.
1t is quite disappointment to the
people in Old Mystic and along the
line to think that the trolley has been
given up for the time being. for it
was supposed that it would certainly
go through. What has come up to
stop this is not known, but it was only
few weeks ago that almost everyone
thought it was an assured fact that
the trolley would go through. Now IL
will have to go before the legislature
is January and so it will be six
months before anything definite will be
sooner or later and the people in Old
Mystic hope they may soon have it.
New Member for Charity Chapter.
At the regular session of Charity
chapter Order of Eastern Star, held
Tuesday evening, one candidate re-
ceived the mysteries of the degree and
at the close a social session was held
and ice cream was served
The bi-monthly meeting OF the An
cient Order of Hibernians was held on
considerable amount of business was
transacted.
Pushed Spur Into Heel.
Bert LaBounty who is a Iineman on
the Groton and Stonington street rail-
way while at work on Monday after
wiah iron creepers, made a nisstep and
pushed the iron creeper in his left
heel, making a very bad cut, but con-
tinued his work. hut on Tuesday was
unable to use it. He will probably be
laid up for few days.
Funeral of Infant Son.
Andrew Kimpe-. the eight months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kim
per died at his home on Sunday after
noon after a few days sickness. The
funeral was held from his parents
residence Tuesday afternoon and the
burial took place in Elm Grove ceme-
terry.
Personals.
A n. George is in New York this
John y. Phillips has returned from
visit to Providence.
Miss Beatrice Thurber is spending
two weeks in New Haven.
Miss Ruth Keigwin of New Haven
has been the guest of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Keigwin
this week
Mrs. Charles f. Williams of Jersey
City is the guest of Mrs. John E Will
liams.
Capt. Charles Maxson has returned
to his steamer. Connecticut sailing be-
tween New York and New Orleans
after few days stay IN town
Theodore Bailey has returned to At
lantic City after a weeks visit in
town.
1nez Button is visiting with her aunt.
Mrs. Joseph Ozoril, in Westerly.
Entered in Motor Boat Races
Charles D. Holmes, Raymond Holmes
and Lystin Morgan left yesterday for
Marbiehead Mass. to get ready for
the race to New York, in which three
Holmes Motor company boats viii com
pete.
Misses Marion and Marguerite VOL
colt have returned to Norwich after a
ten days visit with Supt. and Mrs.
T. w. Ryley.
guest of her sister, Mrs. George Den
exc.
William Douglas left yesterday for
a few days at the metropolis.
Enos Nj. Gray, Jr.. of Ledyard has
been the guest of his grandmother
Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie. this week
Miss Emma. Kottkee of South Man
chester is the guest of Miss Jennie
E,dW ards this week
Miss Bessie Wilbur of Washington
d. c., has arrived in town for the
summer.
Dr.. and Mrs. P. T. MacGowan and
daughter are spending two weeks at