Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-13
MYSTIC
Monday Clubs Meetine-EIeetion of BenevoIence Chapter-PIay for Ben- eft of Latham Camp-Diphtheria Gases Quarantined.

The Monday club met with Mrs George H. Miner Monday afternoon. The following programme was car The Effect of Italian Literature, Mrs. George H. Miner; Florentine Folk Lore. Mrs. Louis P. Allyn; Pictures of the Annunciation, Mrs. George Lane. After the meeting refreshments were served. Mrs. Miner was assisted in entertaining by her daughter, Miss Lillian Miner of Providence.
 To Raise SIS.
 The Epworth league of the Metho- dist church held it's monthly business meeting Tuesday evening in the yes church expenses this year. AS this was the first meeting in this confer ence year plans were laid out for the work. After the business meeting a social was held.
 R. A. M. Officers.
 At the regular meeting of Benevo- fence chapter, Royal Arch MaSons No. 21, the following officers were elected: High priest. Arthur Remington: king, George Clark; scribe, Louis Barstow; treasurer, Randall Browne; secretary, Frank w. Batty; royal arch captain, Eugene Bradley; captain of the guard. Louis Park; tyler. George J. Heydeck- CT; first guard. W. B. Cook; second guard, John Maynard. These officers were installed by Past High Priest
 
 stalIation a. smoke talk was enjoyed.
 Play Will Net Over $100.
 Great success attended the efforts of Latham camp, Sons of Veterans, on Tuesday evening, when The Con- federate Spy was presente& in the Lyceum theater for their benefit. Over 450 were present to witness the play and as a result the treasury was en- riched over $1O0. The cast was made up of New London people. who gave evidence of much hard work on their part to make the play a success. The committee in charge included Archibald Haas, chairman, Ernest Saunders, Alden Saunders, David Wolfe, Fred Brannigan. Lyman Saun- ders and Fred Williams.
 Baseball Prospects.
 The time is drawing near when the baseball season of the Connecticut Rhode Island league will open. The local manager has not yet decided on all the players of the team. There are four more players to be procured yet. The five already engaged are Raymond Holmes, Lystin Morgan, John McGrath, Clyde Burrows and w. Jones. These men are now all away at college. Manager Costello states that the rest of the men will be tried out on April 30 when an exhibition game will be played on Industrial park. The grounds are nearly ready with tho ex- ception of rolling down the diamond.
 Noted Aboue the Village.
 The young peoples society of St. Marks church. met on Monday eve- ming with Nelson Smith on Gravel street After routine of business a fine programme was well carried out and the rest of tine evening devoted to playing games. / Refreshments were served
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Darling have returned to Providence aftef a visit with Mrs. Darling's parents, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Edgcomb.
 James E. Nydler. the seven year old son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Nydler of Quakertown, died Monday night from dfphtheria. He had been ill on- ly a few days There are five other children i'll with the disease and ey- cry precaution is being taken to pre- vent it's spread The burial of the child took place Tuesday afternoon in Quakertown cemetery. Rev. w. E. Bates is spending sev- eral days in South Woodstock.
 Lemuel J. CoIburn of Boston is in town
 Mrs Carrie Searl has returned from visit in New London
 large delegation of Charity and Relief lodge. No. 42. F. and A. NJ. was in Westerly Tuesday evening to attend the meeting of Franklin lodge