Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-21
COLCHESTER
Columbia Defeated, f4 to o-Congreqa- ticnsi Sunday Schools ChiIdren's Day Ccncert-LocaI Notes

The Colum bia baseball team came oown Saturday afternoon to play Col chester When 1t was time for the game to be called 6 heavy thunder storm passed over the village which delayed the starting of the game. After the rain the game was called about four o'clock The CoIum bias started of with a vim pounding West for six runs in the two first innings. Cap tain Tynen then took West out of the box and put in Lasinsk who pitched the remaining seven innings and did not allow the Columbias to make a single base hit He pitched fine game and was finely supported. Colurn- bia tried out three pitchers but to no purpose as Colchester batted them all. The score by innings:
 Columbia -...2 0 0 c 0 0 0-s Colchester -.0 70 5 ? $-15
 Edward Kelly umpired the game. Charles Bailey scorer. The battery for Columbia was Little. Mott and Col 1cirs- Colchester Rosen. Tynan- West and Lszfnsk- O>Brien of the Colches- leTs made two tWo-base hits and Lazinsk made a three pa gger. The ball was very wet and heavy and was hard for the pitchers to control it
 Miss Anna Snow of Canton, Conn, was the guest. of Mir and Mrs Fred B. WiI1oughby on Linwood avenue, Friday and Saturday. Miss Snow is a graduate of the Academy. cfa ss Of 'os
 Wooster lodge. A F. & A. M- held its last meeting for the summer on last Friday evening The members will not meet again until September.
 S H Miner of East Haddam was here Saturday.
 chiIdren's Sunday.
 Following was the Children's day programme at the Congregational church.
 Music orchestra Hymn Come Thou Almighty King Psalm xlvi. Prayer. Deacon J. R. Bacl1us. Hymn, Stand up. stand up for Jesus. Hymn, Mine eyes have seen the glory. Reef tztfons Miss Cragin's class Hymn Children of the Heavenly King Exer- else The primary department. Pro- motions In charge of the pastor Comet solo. MT Lyman. Hymn, On- ward Christian Soldiers. Exercise The Portals of Youthland. Miss Days class and Nellie Gerhardt Hymn, Saviour. like shepherd lead us. Psalm xxiii- Exercise. King of Ages. Margaret Bunyan and Miss Willard's class Hymn. All hail the power of Jesus name Song. A. ladies trio. Address. Hon E. s. Day Hymn, Who is on the Lords side Hymn, Abide -rs<h Me Berediction
 General News
 A l.. Fretz pastor of the local M E church. did not conduct services in the church here nor at the Gardner's lake church Sunday on account of his college work Regular services will be held next Sunday as usual
 Henry Koch of Plainvi1le Is the guest of his ia miIy who spending a few weeks with Mrs Koch's father, Daniel Webster on South Main street
 Dr. James Tynan has recently pur- chased an automobile
 Joseph Kelly and Prof. F. T. Bunce hare been in Hanover. where they played for social dance W F Saunders left Monday morn | Ing for New Britain where he will | work Tn one of the factories Edward Bill of New York who is at l his summer residence Pine Hill farm. Hebron was calling on friends here l Saturday. Miss Addie May Wickwire of New York Is the guest of her mother on | Hayward avenue MT and Mrs Fred A. Book and | children of New York have arrived at 1 their summer residence on Broadway. |
 Returned from Wedding Trip.
 Rev and Mrs. Byron D. Remington i returned Saturday evening from their wedding trip to Providence and New | York MT Remington occupied the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday | md preached at the Fitchville church Sunday afternoon at two o'clock f3zr5uer Wfck wire of New Haven was Mrs Dwight ". Flakes on Broadway Eank Carrier who Is working at the -nrpent<rss trade in Milinston was risftinx relatives in town over Sun Axrancvftch and family were v1r1tdur friends in Moodus Sur3ay. 1fr. and Mrs- George A. Peck re-