Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
MYSTIC
Basketball Game from Westerly
Boy Shot in Eye with Nail.

The social department of the Ep
worth league met Friday afternoon
and evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schroeder on Greenman-
vile avenue. The afternoon was de-
voted to work for the society. At 8
o'clock supper was served. Those
present were Rev. and Mrs. c. T.
Hatch Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Abel and
Ruth Abel, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Bostwick and Violet Bostwick, Mrs.
Elmer Holdredge, Miss Lottfe Hatch,
Miss Mabel Duncan. Mrs. Robert Nc
Williams, Miss Margaret Boothman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Rose, Miss Mary
E. Brooks, Misses Lila Douglas, Doro-
thy. Purdy and Florence Couch. A
musical programme was rendered
during the evening.
Married at Parsonage.
Thursday evening at the Methodist
parsonage Rev. c. II. Hatch pastor
of the NJ. E. church, married John
Litterchicht and Miss Anna M. Her
mes. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hermes of Green
manville avenue. After a short we'd
ding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Litterchicht
will reside in town, where they have a
furnished home The bride received
many presents, including cut glass,
silver, china and furniture
Entertained L. S. Club.
Mrs Annie Turner entertained the
members of the l.. S. club at her home
in West Mystic. Friday afternoon
There We're present sixteen of the
members. After business meeting
whist was enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. Jennie Donath capturing the
prize. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. the dining room being
decorated in pink and green. Mrs.
Turner was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Senat.
Seventy eighth Birthday.
Mrs. Giles Wolfe celebrated her 18th
birthday Thursday and received con-
gratulations of her many friends who
called to speak words of cheer. Mrs.
Wolfe, who was Miss Mary Forsythe,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter Forsythe, is one of the shut in and
is a very active woman in her duties
around the home. She talks most en-
tertainingly of the history of the town.
Mystic Won.
The basketball fever struck Mystic
and on Thursday night over 800 We're
present at the first game that was
played in st. Patrick's hall, when the
Y. NJ. C. A. of Mystic and the team
from Westerly played, Mystic win
ming by a score of 4s to %. The game
was started at S.26 and two Commute
periods were played. The first half
ended 28S in favor of Mystic. Fol-
lowing are the lineups:
Mystic-Davis c, Gley IF, McKeon If,
Larlzum rg, Wilcox lg.
Wester1y-Marland C, Steinhouse IF,
Allen If, O'Connell re-. Mcclellan lg.
Brown of Westerly acted as referee
and Ed Denehe as umpire. Manager
Shea has secured a game with Ston-
ington on Thanksgiving afternoon.
Shot in Eye With Nail.
Henry Hammacher, the six year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter HANNA
cher. was seriously injured Thursday
evening at S o'clock when in company
with Edward Guyhanlansky, fourteen
years of age, who is beIlboy at the Ho-
tel Hoxie, was playing with a toy gun,
when Edward Shot a nail into the
Hammacher boys eye. His father,
standing nearby, at once pulled the
nail out. DIR. Meyers dressed the
wound and Friday morning he was
taken to Memorial hospital, where he
will have to stay for some days. Fri
day evening a telephone message from
the hospital stated that Henry could
see a little. 1t is hoped his sight will
be saved.