Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-20
MYSTIC
Second Day of Peace Meeting-Interest
in o-day's Ball Game-SaIe of Bur-
rows Property.

The Sundays exercises of the Uni
versal Peace meeting Friday were moi
largely attended because of bad wea tn
err The morning session was opened
at 10: 80 o'clock President Alfred Love
presided. The reports of the branch
societies were read, and the report d
the business manager showed that the
society was not in very flourishins
condition.
The programme for to-day (Satur-
day) will include an address at Il
o'clock by the president. Alfred Love
of Philadelphia on Concessions fol
lowed by address. The programme 81
the United States peace commission
address, Things that Make for Peace,
by Francis Gallagher of Providence
r. I. At o'clock the meeting viii
again be open. Music. address, 1.-The
ment,'' Prof. William I. Hull. Snath-
ume. Pa; address, Industrial Peace
Joel Borton. Woodstown, N J.; address
THE Cost Of War VS.. The Needs OF
Peace" by Prof. Daniel Bachelor 81
Philadelphia. Pa.
To-day's Game at Westerly.
An unusually large number of people
expect to go to Westerly this after
noon to witness the baseball game be-
tween White Rock and Mystic. which
is to be played on the Westerly
grounds. Great interest is being talzer
in the games, as the Mystic team is
now so near the top of the league
Manager Costello goes to Westerly
Sunday morning. where a meeting will
be called by President O'Donnel OF
the Connecticut-Rhode Island league
to decide whether the game played in
Mystic with the Westerly tear, belongs
to Westerly or Mystic. In all Droha-
bility it will be given to Mystic s
that is the opinion of the greater base
Real Estate Sold
On Friday Frank Batty of the T. E
Packer company sold the Daniel Bur-
rows property now occupied by An
thony Packer to William Wallace
Mr.. Wallace will take possession at
once.
Dr. Harry Latham is spending two
weeks in Deer Island. Me.
Mrs. George Bailey, Misses Davis
and Eleanor Bailey and George Bailey
Jr have returned to Providence after
a visit with Mrs. Delight Bailey.
Mrs. William Morgan has returned
from three weeks visit at Green
point
Miss Mabel Potter is spending a
week with rela tives in Potter Hill.
Miss Grace B. Gates left Friday for
Springfield after two weeks visit in
town.
Miss Aida Stevens left to-day for
Pleasant View after two months stay
a the Prentice House.
Miss Dora Smith left to- day for
Danielson after three weeks visit with
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Small.
J. Elmer Newbury is at Willimartic
Camp Ground. where he will spend a
few days with his family.
Mrs Everett L. Flanders has re-
turned from visit in Hartford.
Miss Alice Larabee of South Wind
ham is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Eli
sha D. Clarke.
Louis E. White is spending a few
days with his parents in Dauielson.
Mrs. David Langungthy is critically
ill.
John Boggonus has resigned at the
l. W. Dennison & Cos, and after a
vacation of two weeks will work in the
Rossie velvet mill.
Walter knight left Friday for White
Plains, N. Y, where he will camp for
two weeks with the state militia ~
Rhode Island, of which he is a men,
Der.
Mrs r. r. Reed of Morristcwn ".
j., is the guest of her daughter. MI 5.
G.. o. 3. Leonard.
Walter Phillips of Brocktor, Mass,
is the guest of Albert Duhaine.
Rev. C. T. Hatch has returned from
three weeks visit in Ostervil!e and
Maiden. Mass.