Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
MYSTIC
Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith-Miss Helen G. irving Accepts Principal shIp - Local Team Will Fight for First Place Today.

| The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Smith | was held from her late home Friday morning at S.30 o'clock and a requiem high mass was said at St. Patrick's i C2tholic church at o'clock. Rev. Fr. l I aylor of New London said the mass, | as F'r. Leddy had left for his new vice Miss Stella Burnham sang Beau ! tiful Land on High. The bearers were | James Ryley, John Ryon, Eugene Don ahue and Lawrence McCabe Inter | rrent took place in St. Patrick's ceme- i tery.
 Westerly vs. Mystic.
 All the baseball fans are eagerly awaiting the game between Westerly I take place on the Westerly baseball grounds, and no doubt a large number will go. Manager Costello will go pre- pared to make big fight for the first to get the pennant and is only half a point behind.
 Vacation for Rev. c. T. Hatch.
 At a meeting of the trustees of the M. F. church it was voted to give their pastor, Rev. c. T. Hatch, a months terville, Mass, where he will visit his cCther. During his absence the pulpit will be supplied, the first Sunday by Rev. A. J. Chandler of New London and the second Sunday by Rev. George F. Minor of this place. The last two Sundays the church will be closed which will give the members of the church a chance to attend the meet ires which are to be held at the Willi- IT antic camp ground.
 Cake and Apron Sale.
 cake and apron sale was held Friday at the home of Mrs. c. C. Pot ter under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church, and a large sum was added to the treasury Of the church.
 >Newsy Jottinus,
 F. w. Vars of Mantle was a caller ii town yesterday.
 Mrs William P. Bostwick and her daughter, Miss Violet. have returned ven.
 James McGreggor is seriously ill at his home on Denison avenue.
 Miss Madelaine Chapman and Miss Evelyn McNamara of Providence are visiting MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Donath. |
 Mrs. Sarah Grimes and granddaugh- ter, Miss Edna Grimes of Boston are visiting Mrs. Alice Sherburne.
 Capt. John F'orsythe is spending two weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Enos M. | Gray at Ledyard.
 Miss Ethel Bell of Westerly is caring | for her aunt, Mrs. P. J. Butler who is seriously ill.
 Mrs. NJ Alice weemes of New York has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. l William Barber
 Miss Catherine Scully is spending | two weeks in Plainfield. !
 Joseph Cahoon is in Boston on a | business trip. Miss Irving Takes Responsible Position |
 Miss Helen G. Irving has accepted a | position as principal of the training department of the normal school in i Strausburg. Miss Irving has returned | from Seattle, Wash, where she has had | a similar position. She is a graduate | of the Mystic High school and the l Willimantic Normal school Her new l DC CsitiOn is one of great responsibility l
 Miss Emily Rickerman has returned | home from a two weeks visit in New Haven.
 Miss Adah Scott has returned to I Middletown, Del, after visit with l Miss Marion Wilcox.
 H. H. lift of Triton, Ga, has joined l his: family for the summer.
 Miss May Patterson of Brooklyn. N l Y. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Clin- | ton Patterson.
 Misses Josephine Dickerson, Ellen | Holmes. Louise Paige, Edith. Annie | ard Geneva Rathbun have returned | home from weeks camping out al | Nauyaug.