Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-13
COLCHESTER
Borough Team Defeated by Creseents, 19 to 8-RepubIican Caueus-Sale of Chapman Place.

The Colchester baseball team played their last game of the season with the Crescent .eam of. Willimantic Satur- day afternoon on the park. The locals were defeated 19 to S. It was one or the worst exhibitions of ball playing by the Colchesters ever seen on the grounds. Nearly all the runs made py the Crescents were made by WIG locals for the first six innings ano after the second inning steadied down and did good work until the sixth m ming, when he became discouraged by the pooc work of his teammates, ana six runs were made. Lazinsk went in the box in the seventh inning ana pitched winning game until the ninth, when he also became discour- aged by poor fielding. and six runs more were added to their opponents score. Following was the batting order of the teams:.
 olchester-Nelkins So. Shea If. Kin hey ss, Tynan c, Lazinsk 1b and D. West. D and 1b, Shugrue 2b, Randall cf. Friedman If.
 Crescents-LaGlasse of. Martin p and ss Cote 2b. Trimbly ss and D, Dulude 1b. Boucher 3b, Goss If, Higgins +, Hamel C.
 The score by innings was as follows: Crescent , 0 0 0 0 0 6-1e Colchester o ) 1 0 0 0 l. s
 Arthur Foley and Edward Kelly were the umpires. The club has made fine record this season. having played six teen games and lost four. There was a cd attendance at the game. Man. aeer Strong hopes to put another team in the field next year and will no doubt give the public another season of good ball playing.
 Miss Rose Smith and a friend from Putnam were at Miss Smiths home on Linwood avenue over Sunday.
 Miss Martha Reynolds has returned tf Nn,. vi-11 f{a,- fy,n l-c' urit her grandparents on Hayward avenue.
 Republican Town Ticket.
 The republican voters of the town met in Grange hall Saturday evening and nominated for the town officers to be voted for at the coming town elec- tion: Selectmen. T. Swan Rathbun. George A Peck: assessor for three years. James F.. Dutton; board of re- lief. Daniel w. Williams, E. k. Carrier registrar of voters. Walter B. Lom- bard: corsta bles, George F. Brown. Frank Gillette. Frank E. Adams, Ed win Peck: grand jurors, A. Harrison Foote. Robert $. Brown Samuel Gel lert William P. Adams: collector of taxes. Edward C. Snow school visitor. Samuel P. Willard; town auditor, liar ley P. Buell.; tree warden. H. P. Buell..
 There was good attendance Sam uel P. Willard was chairman of the meeting and Edward T. Bunyan clerk. The town committee was authorized to fill all vacancies.
 About the Borough.
 Charles Hall of New Britain is at his home on South Main street for brief vacation.
 l. Agranovitch has recently purchas ad of Dr. Klein the Chapman residence on South Main street and Will move there soon. Mr. Agranovitch has sold his residence on Linwood avenue.
 Rev. B. D. Remington preached at the Fftchville Baptist church Sunday afternoon. It was expected that the regular pastor. Rev. R. +. Turner, would be able to conduct the service. but he was not able to do so
 Irving Wat1inson of Norwich was the guest of friends in town over Sun day.
 Charles Fl. Hammond of Rockville is the guest of local friends.
 Daniel O'Rrien left Monday after noon for his home in New York. where he will work in an automobile shop. MT O'Brien was chauffeur for Dr. Candy until the doctor left town.
 Charles M. Reade of Willimantic was in town Monday.