Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-27
MYSTIC
Town Meeting-Twenty nine Voters
Added to List-Armstrong- Morgan
Wedding.

AT the morning service of the Con-
gregational church at 1890 o'clock
Sunday, special services were held,
it being Rally day. A fine musical
programme was carried out by the
choir, under the direction of Mrs. J.
Elmer Newbury. At IL o'clock a large
attendance was at Sunday school. The
superintendent, Charles Foote, had
charge of the fine programme. An
orchestra of young boys in the school,
Raymond Newbury, clarinet, William
Noyes, violin, Russell Sparks, violin,
Henry Coogan, piano, rendered fine
music The school had the largest
attendance in many months.
Lystin Morgan has left for Chicago,
where he will engage in the railroad
business.
| On Winter Schedule.
The hours for working at the Holmes
motor works have been changed, as
was the custom, from a. m. until 6.45
p. M, with three quarters of an hour
for incoming. and Saturday afternoons
off, to a. m. until 4.45 p. m, and work
the whole six days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cottrell of
Sandwich. Mass, are the guests of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Lydia Douglas
Fred Godfrey has left for his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer.
- PFS'hN'hS ~0'he'
The baseball fans of Mystic were
disguised Saturday when they went to
Westerly The game should have been
called for o'clock, but did not start
| until after four. In the ninth inning
the score was ga, and Umpire Setback
ley called the game on account of
darkness. Mystic had a good team
| and good bali was played. The next
game will be played on Industrial park
and great excitement is looked for.
Annual Town Meeting.
! The annual town meeting for Grot-
| ton was held Monday morning at the
town hall and was largely attended by
a delegation from this part of the
| town, there being no discussions over
| any of the warning, except the free
| textbook question. and finally was left
| SO as to take vote on the matter at
| the annual town meeting in 1911. The
new official ballots, to be used at the
town election. have arrived in the viii
| lage.
Elmo. the pet dog owned by Miss
| Lena n. Congdon, was run over by
Max Bendetts automobile and killed.
Armstrong Morgan Marriage.
Cards were received in Mystic on
| Monday announcing the marriage of
Miss Frances Morgan, daughter of
| Luther Morgan of this place. and
Franklin B. Armstrong of Lee, Mass,
| the marriage ceremony tAhinS pace
| at the Second congregational parish
house, New London, Rev. J. r. DAN
forth performing the ceremony. Aft
er a short wedding trip spent in New
| York. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong Will
reside with the brides father, Luther
| Morgan.
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter Blackler and
son of Boston are guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred Eldredge.
Twenty nine Voters Qualify.
| The town clerk and selectmen Of
| the town of Groton together with the
registrars for this district. held ses-
| sion in the district court room Sat
urday afternoon and evening for the
! purpose of admitting the following
| electors. There were rs men and four
women who were qualified: George A.
| Anderson. N. A. Dickerson, E. P.
Clarke, David Wolfe, A. A. Lewis,
| Charles w. Larcher, f. G.. Stedman,
| I.ewellyn Kinney, H. L. Bliven, Orlan-
do r. Hunt, c. ]. Frorch, A. o. Neff,