Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-30
SI0NINGTon.
How the Holiday Will BE spent-soeiaI
Affairs Visitors - Borough Team
Defeats Mystic 8 to 2.

Saturday afternoon the government
steamer Cactus was in the harfoor with
supplies for the lighthouse.
/ Miss Anna d. Fairbrother spent last
week in Newport the guest of Mrs. B.
D. Hazard.
! Milton Wallace of Boston was in
c. J. Collins Of New York is the
guest of local friends.
Memorial Day Plans.
| =. F. Trumbull post members will
meet at the post room this morning at
| 10 o'clock, going to the various ceme-
| teries to decorate the graves of SOL
diers and sailors. Short services will
be held in Stonington cemetery. A
collation. will be served at noon by the
Woman's Relief corps.
Postmastsrs in Washington.
Postmaster N. p. Noyes and POST
master c. c. Porter OF Mystic have
been in Washington, d. c., during last
week, guests of. Congressman E. w.
Higgins of Norwich.
Mrs. F. De Forrest of New York has
rented the country home of the Misses
Dreier and have arrived for the sum-
mer.
]. Henry Rogers and Eddie Hayes of
New York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. James Daily and Mr..
the house on Elm street owned by
James H. Brown, located west of his
residence.
Drum Corps to Play.
The Chesebro Drum corps will play
this (Monday) morning in Noank. This
afternoon the corps will be at Mystic
to escort the veterans of that place to
the cemetery. On July 4th they will
take part in the firemen's parade in
Westerly.
Mrs. Eugene p Hyde is visiting rel
atives in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. c. s. Brightman is the guest of
friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs Grace D. Wheeler has returned
from a visit in New York and vtcin
ity.
Miss Smith of Providence is the
guest of Mrs. G. B. Spalding.
Arion Society's Concert.
On Saturday evening the Arion Sing
ing society, assisted by the Mystic
quartette. gave a delightful concert and
dance in the hall.
Mrs. Roch of Palmer, Mass, has
opened the Wampasset house for the
season.
BAH games scheduled are: Monday
morning. Westerly at Stonington;
Monday afternoon, Stonington at
Westerly.
Holiday Hours.
Today being observed by the mer-
chants and grocers and all rthe shops
here by closing at $50 a. m. for the
day. the custom house will be closed.
to $50 a and $50 to $50 D. m.
The money order division will be
closed.
Sunday afternoon a large number of
small yachts were seen passing the
point going to and from Watch Hill
The moving picture show exhibited
in Ryan's hall Saturday evening to
large crowd.
J. M. Worth of Princeton, N. J., was
in town over Sunday.
Mystic Defeated.
On Saturday afternoon the local
baseball team played one of the swift
est games of the season at Stanton
park, Mystic being the visiting team.
The game was watched by hundreds of
spectators and Stonington won, to 2.
Score by innings:
Stonington -. 20 o o 2 o 1 o "-8
Mystic -. ......0 O o 0 0 o o 2 o.
Runs earned. Stonington 8, Mystic L;
two base hits, Robertson Murray, Bur-
dett; sacrifice hits, Harrison, Murray,
stolen bases, Robertson; first base on
balls, Henry 2, Morgan .; first base
on errors, Mystic g. Stonington 2; left
on bases. Stonington 6. Mystic 4;
struck out by Morgan s. Henry s;
double plays, Fftzgeraid to Harrison to
Brown; Brown to Murray; passed
balls, Burdett 1; hit by pitched ball,
Kane, Cawley; time. 2 hours; umpire,
Chapman; attendance, 500.