Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
Only One Milk Dealer Made Shipment
 Sunday
MYSTIC
Division No. 1, A. o. H., Organized with 3o Members-Local Team Wins from Corinthians, to 2-Rushing Work on Linen Mills.

Many of the state and county off, cers were present Sunday at Mystic when a division of the Ancient Or der Of Hibernians was instituted. Thirty mine names had been secured to start the charter list County Pres ldent James c. Sullivan of New Lon don and other officers instituted the division and made addresses. There were present members of Division No. l and No. 2 of New London, Divisions No. l and No. 2 of Norwich, and from the divisions of Stonington, Jewett City and Taftville. The county board was present and obligated the new members and conducted the ceremo- nies. The new division will be known as Division No. l of Mystic. Many of the men of this place belong to the division in Stonington, and will in all probability join their home division. State President Philip J. Sullivan of Thompsonville. State Vice President William T. May of New London and State Treasurer Edward T. Lyons of Hartford were present as were many of the other officers. who encouraged the work of the new society. At the close of the meeting luncheon was served by the members of Mystic di- vision. The committee, Cornelius Don- ahue, Charles Foley and William GIea- son, have been largely instrumental Tn organizing the division which dlas such a favorable start.
 Corinthians Defeated.
 
 ernoon large crowd witnessed the game between the Mystic team of the R. L-Conn. league and the Corinthian club which was a victory for the league team- The game was interest ing from start to finish and showed good work on both sides. The score was 4 to ?. The lineup follows:
 League team-Coolidge c, Morgan D. Grath sb. BirdsalI If Caulkins If. Wey- mer of.
 Corinthians-wil c, Farrell p, Kennedy 10. Mabbett 2b. Moves 3b. Null If, Corgan of. Stimson If, Bur man ss.
 Benjamin H. Hewitt was umpire. As this was an exhibition game to see how many of the men would be kept for the season. it was found best to let four of the men go. Next Saturday will begin the regular league games and it Is expected that the Mystic team will put up some good games this season. Manager Costello has done the best he can to please the public.
 Personal Items.
 Raymond Holmes of Yale was the guest on Sunday of his parents, MT. and Mrs William K Holmes.
 A. E. ColIis and family have moved into their new home on School street, recently purchased from William Hull
 Walter H. Coughlln has returned to New ! OIk. alteI DtiiiS the guest OL Conrad Kretzer.
 Archie Gerrish of Providence is the guest of his mother Mrs. R. A. Stan ton.
 Byron Billings of East Lyme is with his family in East Main street.
 Blanche Burrows Eva Edwards and Alden Wilcox, all good speakers and often participants in the medal con test of the l.. T. L., will visit New London Tuesday evening to try for another gold medal.
 Sunday Services.
 At the vesper service in the Congre- gational church Sunday afternoon, an unusually large congregation was pres ent. Rev. Dwight Stone of Stoning- ton gave the address. J. Elmer New bury sang an offertory solo,
 At the Methodist church on Sunday morning the ordinance of baptism was administered and candidates received on probation and the sacrament of the Lords Supper was held. Rev. c. T. Hatch was the pastor in charge.
 Local Notes.
 Mrs. John Baker left Saturday for a visit with her son. James Baker. and family in Sterling.
 Clifford Purdy of tie battleshfp Rhode Island is home on a ten days furlough, with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Purdy.
 Mrs. Mary Matthews who has been the guest of her daughter returned Saturday to her home in Maryland. She was accompanied by her grand daughter. Miss Marion Wilcox. She