Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-12
MYSTIC
White Rock Calls Off Saturdays Game-Prospect of Having Houses Numbered-LocaI Notes.

The fans of Mystic were much dis appointed Saturday morning when the report became confirmed that there was to be no game in the afternoon with the White Rock team, the man. ager of the team having sent word that they were to play no more games this season. As this was no fault of Mystic, they being ready to play the game, the rules say that the game shall be given to the team that was prepared to play.
 Opening of the Schools Schools will begin this morning in the Broadway Academy Hill slnd West Mystic schools. Miss Ljlla Payne will | be the principal at the Broadway grammar school; Miss Eleanor Fish will teach grade ', Miss Mae Donahue 1 6, Gertrude Farmer 5, Miss Brenne- | han 4, Miss Vera Stevens 3, Miss Alice 1 P. Fish 2. Marion Kitfield 1. Helen B. Starr kindergarten, Miss Woodward, 1 music. l Prof. A. l.. Pitcher will be principal l of the Mystic high school: Miss Gale | assistant, Miss Jacobs grammar, Miss l Haun intermediate Miss Ruby Prem | tice 4th primary, Miss Chase Sd pri- mary Miss Emily Rickerman 2d pri- | mary Miss Jessie Fish 1st primary. At West Mystic, Miss Edick will be l the principal and Miss Hattie Brunn the lower grades. At Fishtown, Miss
 Stella Collins will have charge. General News. MT. and Mrs Frank w. Batty, Mrs. Amos Grinnell, Mrs. Thomas E. Pack
 CT left Saturday for Bethlehem, N. l H.. for two weeks stay.
 l Miss Anna Ketchum of New York
 is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. L. Ketchum.
 l MT. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and | family have moved to Waterbury. MT. and Mrs. Frank Williams of l New York are the guests of the for- mer's father. Hon. B. r. Williams. Lemuel J Colvin, Herbert Gledhill | and Louis E. White are in Boston. | Getting Houses Numbered. i It looks as If the village was to l have free carriers before long. as the 1 houses numbered. Nearly three-four's of the people have responded and are willing to have it done.
 l Sailing Party. | MT. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler en- | tertained friends on a sail in their yacht Saturday afternoon. Among l those present were MT. and Mrs. Ha- ley and Miss Haley, MT. and Mrs. Hi ram Burnett and the Misses Burnett Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Cooper and Miss | Wheeler and Master Jack Wheeler.
 Gray Chapman Marriage. 1 The marriage of Miss Cora E. Chap man, daughter of MT. and Mrs Will 1 jam Chapman and Frank Bunnell
 Gray took place on Thursday at New London. After a short wedding trip,
 Mir. and Mrs. Gray will reside in Mys- | tic with the brides parents. 1 Mir and Mrs. John F. Moves re- turned on Saturday nieht from their wedding trip which th spent travel
 ing in an auto to Lake George and | through Canada. They will reside in | their new home on Church street. 1 Walter Knight spent Sunday with | his parents in Providence. l Miss Ellen Holmes is the guest of 1 her brother. Harry Holmes. She was accompanied by her little niece Miss l Rosamond Holmes, who has been in 1 Mystic all summer
 | At the Congregational church last evening before a large audience, Rev. John NJ Daniel preached and his sub l feet was The Negro, and how they are treated in the south. The choir rendered special music.
 l Mrs Herbert Davis Is visiting with 1 friends in Kilingly.
 1 Mrs Stanley Adams of Providence | has been the guest of Mrs. c. F. New bury this week.
 1 Misses Marion Wilcox and Ella King i have returned from a visit in New | York.
 Miss Jennie Mae MacKendrick is visiting with friends in New York 1 city.
 Misses Ethel and Marion Cooper have returned from visit with their