Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-27
MYSTIC
Westerly Defeated to AFirennen to Compete for Crary Cue-Pupis Per f1.t in Attendance.


 A large and enthusiastic crowd of baseball fans went to Westerly on Saturday and played havoc with the Westerly team, Mystic winning to g. Burns pitched a good game for Mystic: in the second inning with three men on bases Heating made a | hit and sent in two runs, and in the I third Burrows made a three base hit. | The Westerly pitcher. Johnson, was l hit badly and the support from the | field was not much to be spoken of. | Following is the lineup: 1 Williams 3b, Hayward ss, ! Twonbly If. Finn cf, Fitzgerald 2b, | Burrows If, Lynne 1b. Burns p, Keat- | ing c.
 Westerly-Chase 1b, Bentley h AL len 2b, Doll 3b. Bryer of. Johnson p, Kupher ss, Foley c. Payne If. This is the second game Mystic has 1 taken from Westerly.
 l To Play for Prize Cue. l There is much enthusiasm at the | Mystic hook and ladder company now | that Jesse D. Crary has arrived in | town; he having offered a cue to the one making the most points in a se- | ries of games, the games to be played | while he is in town. The boys have | commenced to practice and the series 1 is to start before long. 1 Shore Outing. l MT. and Mrs. Louis Lampf1ere MT and Mrs. Theodore Bailey Jr., and | S. MT and Mrs. Thomas Vineland, Miss | Harshie Denison. spent Sunday at Nauyaug at the Gaskel1 cottage.
 Perfect Attendance Report. 1 Following is the list of perfect at | tendance for the spring term and also perfect attendance for the year in the l Broadway school:
 Grade l., Miss Marion Kitf1eld
 teacher-Bernard Inderhomern, George Gilbert and Ida Brusto1on. Grade H.. Mrs. AAce Fish. teacher
 Fred Barden, George Barden, Henry
 Tinker. Albert Geyer. Marguerite In- derhonen George Ney, Michael Pan-
 cerio. Charles Thoma, Brfero Lizsinai
 Perfect for the year, Henry Tinker Grade TIL, Miss Grace Edfel< teach
 er-Fanny Culensky, Mary Feeney John 1nderhomen. Ernest Panceriai Frances Travena- Agnes Weingarth Perfect for year. Fanny Culensky Ernest Pancriai
 Grade ". Miss Lizzie Bradley lteacher-Pedro Brustoion, Georgianns iCrandaH Sadie Curlensky, Nellie Dou- cette. Edward Finken, Elizabeth Foley Ethel Vein, Walli HauschiId. Della La l Bounte. Annie Menge, Antonio Pane | eriai, Justin Stafford, Annie Weirsch 4 Perfect for the year, Nellie Doucette Georgiana Crandall. Annie Menge Ethel Weir, Annie Wetnrsch.
 Grade V, Miss Gertrude Farmer l teacher-Eldred Earshaw Daisy Led ford, Charlie Schofeld, Walter Scho-
 Eldred Earshaw. Daisy Ledford.
 Grade VT. Miss May Donahue iteacher-Louise weiner, Emil Hintz George Potter William Weingarth 1 Perfect for year, George Potter, Emi Heinz
 Grade VII. and VIII, Miss Eleanor 1 Fish teacher-Herbert L. Candag ge 1 Norman C. Fuller. Emma A. Kuppers Jennie L. McCfave, Norris W. Ryley Barbara Macdonald. Perfect for tn. year Herbert Csndage Norman Full CT, Emma Kuppers. Norris W. Ryley l Jennie McCiave
 Former Pastor Heard.
 odist church the pulpit was occupied by Rev. Walter P Buck pastor of the Federal Street M. E. church New Lon
 don, paster here from 1sS to 1892, whc
 has many friends here, who gave hin
 a hearty welcenae Sunday. Specia
 tfon of the chorister. Ira F. Moves. A
 the Congregational church at o'cIocl
 the vesper service was well attended
 A quartette consisting of George W
 Denham. Charles Cushman. James Nc | Turk and Benjamin Brunn giving sev- eral fine selections. and George Dun
 ham sang the offertory.
 School Picnic.
 ! The members of the grammar ant
 high of the Broadway school were giv
 en a picnic on Saturday at Mason is
 land. The party left the dock at 9.3
 were played and at noon dinner wa.
 served. In the afternoon sail Wa.
 taken on the Sound
 Various Items.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cift of Wxo