Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-16
MYSTIC
Young Ladies Entertain corinthisn
Club-Masonic Courtesy to Westerly
Brethren-Local Team Defeatsd BY
Wakefield.

The young ladies' of the Broadway
high school entertained the members or
the Corinthian baseball team Satur-
day in the assembly hall OF the school
building in honor OF the victory h9sy
won over the Branford Baseball team
in Industrial park on Saturday after
noon. The young ladies had decorated
the hall with the colors of the team.
Games were played and music was fur
nished. Solos were sung by j. Moves,
Fred Mol. Charlie coogan and L. Milk
er during the evening. the young la =
dies serving refreshments.
Benefit Social.
There was a large attendance at
the social given by tho Workingmen's
Sick and Death Benefit fund, held in
Central hall Saturday evening. Re-
freshmeuts were served and the Arion
singing society orchestra OF Stoningtol
furnished the music.
FraternaI Courtesy.
Frank w. Batty and George Hey
decker, trustees OF Charity and Relief
lodge A. F. and A NJ. were in West
erly on Saturday in conference with
the trustees Of Pawcatuck lodge. rel
alive to Ioaning them any of the para
phernalia that they might want for
use, theirs having been destroyed by
the fire of "wednesday.
Shut Out Branford Club.
The Corinthian club did we'll at their
they met the Bradford club and de-
feated them 9 TO o. Tho work Of the
Mystic battery was fine. Kennedy
striking out a great many. The r. /
conn. Mystic team went TO Wakefield
where they were defeated by score
OF TO 4. Much talk was given on
the streets yesterday OF the game that
win be played here next SATURDAY
when the Mystic and Stonington teams
Will come together.
GenaraI Ne,vs
Mrs. r. E. Dickson and son of Fol
yoke Mass. have returned after a
VISIT with the Rev. and Mrs. w. E.
Bates.
David Beebe left Sunday for Buffalo
where he Will be employed this sum-
mer.
Civil Engineer Edward Z. Buckiin
made a survey on Saturday for drain
to take off tho surface water from
Lincoln avenue and Washington street.
which makes bad going during some
months In the year. In all probability
a drain to the river VIII be construct
ed provided the land Is not too low.
Rev. A. +. Earnshaw at the vesper
service at the Congregational church
i'm Nature. A large audience was pres
ent. Special music was rendered un-
der direction OF the chorister, Mrs j.
Elmer NewbuPy.
Many from this place were in New
London on Saturday. attending the
golden Wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. John
]. Davis, they having been married
here and lived for many years.
James Macdonald leaves today for
Boston, where he is 10 reside.
Archie. Gerrish OF Albany, n. ", is
the guest Of his mother. Mrs. r. A.
Stanton.
Capt Charles Maxson of the south
ern steamer FL horde, is visiting for
few days at his home here.
Miss Marion Wolcott of Norwich is
the guest Of MT. and Mrs. T. w. Ryley.
Miss Annie Packer has returned
from a few DAYS visit in New Haven.
Herbert Davis OF Boston spent Sun
day with his family I'm town
Miss Annie Marlborough Of Provi-
deuce is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
Albert Duhsime
Miss Lottie Hatch and Annie Mac
Donald have returned from brief
visit in Baltic.
Nathan Fish OF New York is the
guest of his mother. Mrs. John o.
Fish.
Walter King spent Sunday with his
parents in Providence.
Shirley Beebe spent Sunday with
friends in New Haven.
Byron Billings Of East Lyme spent
Sunday with his family on East Main
street.
Henry Abel of Providence is the
guest of. his brother. Otis Abel.
Wakefield Won.
Wakefield had grand baseball open
ing Saturday in the first game OF the
season on their home grounds. and
topped it off by beating Mystic to 4.
The lineups
Reardon 2b, Wilbur IS.
Allen Of, q. Ling b. Daglish Sb. lia-
yern RI. Eaton IT. Rouse c. Tent y.
Mystic-Keating TT, 1b. ODonneli 10.
Burdett G. Holmes 81. Nc Manps ef
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