Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-03
MYSTIC
Wedding vitations-Obituary Notes
Game With Stonington Today-Ce-
darcrest to Have Water Service.

Invitations have been received in
town from Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kret-
ger for the marriage of their only
daughter. Ruth Eve, and Leonard John
Hermes on Thursday evening, Sept. o.
at s o'clock, at the home of the brides
parents Miss Kretzer is assistant in
her fathers store, and Mr.. Hermes is
employed by the Rosie Velvet COM
pany They will be at home after Oct.
Is.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Lewis.
Word was received Friday of the sud-
den death of Mrs. Herbert Lewis in
New London. She was the daughter
of the late Elisha Douglas, and is sur
vived by four sisters, Mrs. Carrie Scarf,
Mrs. Ezra Daboll, Mrs. Henry Meyers
and Miss Fannie Douglas, and three
brothers, Harry, Fred and William
Douglas, all of this place.
Real Estate Deal.
Mrs Elizabeth Fish and Miss Ear-
riett Fish have purchased of Charles
and Gladys Flint the house and lot at
the corner of Elm and Eldredge
streets. The new owners will take
possession at once.
Social Evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams en-
tertalned friends at their home in In
dustrial place Friday evening. Music
was rendered and refreshments were
served Among those present were Mrs.
Roy d. Judd, Mrs. H. G. Ingersoll and
daughter. Mrs. D. r. Reid and daugh-
ter, Louis White.
Frau Moll Returning from Germany.
Fred J. Mol left Friday night for
New York, where he will meet his
mother. Frau Anna Mol, who returns
| Monday from two months stay in Ger
many, her native home. She has been
| taking a course in the summer school,
preparing for her years work, she be-
ing teacher of German in the Bulkeiey
school, New London, and in Broadway
| school, Mystic,
Personal Notes.
| Mrs. Lydia Douglas and Miss Fannie
Douglas have returned from Bridge
| port
Miss Helen Irving has left for Strous-
| burk, Pa. where she has been engaged
| as teacher in the Normal school.
Mrs. Carrie Latham spend Friday
with friends in Norwich.
| Harry Hoxie of New York and John
Fl. Hoxie, Jr., of Boston are guests OF
| their parents, MIR. and Mrs. John II
Hoxie, over Labor day.
At Ledyard Funeral.
The funeral of Joseph Albert Gallur
/ took place Friday afternoon at 2.3C
O'Clock from the Ledyard Center Con-
gregational church. Many relatives
and friends attended from Mystic. The
Rev. n. B. White ofhciated. Burial was
in Ledyard cemetery.
Rev. c. T. Hatch and Mrs. Hatch
have returned from their vacation
spent in Medford and Asterville, Mass
Mr.. Hatch will occupy his pulpit on
| Sunday morning at the Methodist
| church.
| Rev Welcome Bates has returned
| from a months waca ton, spent in Put
nam, and will occupy his pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday
Today's Game.
The baseball game scheduled for to-
day between Mystic. and Stoningtor
promises to be an interesting one, as
| Manager Costello of the Mystic team
has got some good men for the game
| Mckay and Brown will be the battery
for Mystic. and on the roster are
Burns. Lyhie, Baker, Haywood, Twom
bly,, Holmes and Morgan. The umpire
will be Schackley.
4 Water Services for Cedarcrest.
The Mystic Valley Water compan!
has ordered pipe extension from Yves
Mystic avenue to Cedarcrest, which
will be very pleasing to the summer
people at that place.