Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
COLCHESTER
East Hampton Wing Saturdays Gans, to 3-Nominations for Com ing EIeetion-FuneraI of Fred A. Chapman.


 There was a large crowd at the park Saturday afternoon to attend the bah games. The first game was called at l:so o'clock when the Academy played the Wilmington team. The following was the batting order:
 Academy-Smith 2b, Lavine If, Shea 1b. West D, Nelkin C, F'oote 3b, Clark ss. O'Brien of, Rather If.
 Miliington = Gleason c. Snow p, Early ss. Miner 1b, Gates If. G. Cone
 Score by innings:
 Wilmington. 0o1o o111 o-4
 Academy, 2l s1oO OOs -
 The second game between the Col called at s.3O. The following was the batting order:
 Colchester-Rosen c, 1b. Grower p. 1b. Foley cf West sb. Tatro ss. Ty- nan c, 2b, Lazinsk 1b. p. Nelkin c. If. Ferns If.
 East Hampton-Faircloth 3b. c. Metcalf c, O'Connell 2b. R. Metcalf p, Cavanaugh ss. Costello If, J. Metcalf 1b. Worburg cf, Avery If.
 Score by innings:
 East Hampton. 1o2 sooO 0 o--e Colchester, O10O0 OOH o-s
 Umpire. w.. E. Baker of New Brit ain.
 For the East Hamptons Faircloth and c. Metcalf made a 3-base hit each. For Colchester Lazinsk made a base hit and Tynan 2-base hit. Ticket Nominated for Saturdays Elee-
 The legal voters of the Colchester borough met Saturday evening at A. G. Wickwire's store to nominate a warden, six burgesses. clerk and treas urer, assessors. and others officers. The election will take place Saturday, April 30 at Grange hall
 About the Borough.
 Ernest E. Carrier of North West chester was in town Friday
 On and after May 1 until Septem- Der l, the Cragin Memorial library will not open until ' o'clock and keep
 Clinton Jones of Hebron was in town Friday.
 Ely Gardner of Gardner Lake was in town Friday
 Harry Few of Salem was in town Saturday.
 Fred A. chapman's Funeral.
 The funeral of Fred A Chapman was held at his home on Lebanon ave- nue Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock The bearers were A. F. Roper. George F. Brown. Asa B. Taylor. F. F. Baker, A. G. Wickwire. F. w. Holmes, mem bers of the Knights of Pythias. The members of the lodge met at Pythian hall at 1.30 o'clock and marched to the house. A number Of handsome floral pieces were sent by the lodge
 
 wood cemetery
 MT. and Mrs. Lucius R. Hagen have been guests of their daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Stebbins, on Linwood avenue.
 Quail and Chicken Feeder. Leverett Manwarring of Lebanon was in town Friday. MT. Manwarring has perfected a quail and chicken feeder He has exhibited the feeder to a num- Der of game club members who are highly pleased with the invention
 Whist and Social.
 There was a large crowd at the whist and social in Grange hall Fri day evening. given by the Ladies' guild of St. Andrews church.. There were visitors from Norwich, Moodus. and other surrounding towns. An orches- tra from Portland furnished music, and Professor Foley of Portland was prompter
 William E. Baker. George B. A. Ba- ker George Downs and D. Clark Smith of New Britain were visitors with rel atives in town over Sunday. During their stay on Saturday they tried their skill trout fishing. but did not get large string.
 Plays Cello Left Handed. Prof. Fred T. Bunce has taken up a new instrument. having purchased a violoncello. He will play the in- strument with the orchestra which plays at the mountain resorts this summer MT Bunce is playing the cello in a manner which he believes has never been tried before, playing the instrument left-handed, while the in st trurneut is strung right handed.