Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-29
MYSTIC
ance of Memorial sunday-Home
Team Wins in Opening Game.

Charles Henry Moves died AT his
home in Quiambaug Friday evening.
after six weeks Illness IF Brights
disease. Mr.. Moves was fisherman
ard was born in Stoningto:i 81 years
ago LIST April, the only child Of Mr.
many years he was a member OF the
Road Congregational church For the
East twelve years he has been chOris.
ter of the Quiambaug chapel which
helc services every sunday afternoon
ant. He was a descendant of the Nor
ant. e WIS descendant CT the N5i-
man family and Tor the past three
years the Norman reunion has been
nela at his Place He leaves his aged
mother, Mrs. Eenry Noyes, his wife,
ter. Mrs Henry Miner Wick. and
three sons. Jay Noyes, Hem and
William Noyes. s1f of this place
Memorial Sunday.
Sunday Ii c-nins- was Memorial day
and at 1924 lociS the Baptist, C.-.-
EDUCATIONAL and Methodist churches
uniTed at the Congrega tionai church
ard Hsten- To j sermon by the pas
tor Rev A. F. EarnshaW. At this
service were the Williams post, G. A
r. Woman's Relief =. corps. Latham
camp, Sons of Veterans. Phebe Parker
Rathbun tent, Daughter of Veterans,
and the service was opened by an an
them by the choir. reading of Scrip
ture by REV. ". E. Bates, pastor of
Union Baptist church, an offertory solo
by Mrs. J. Elmer Newbury and pray
er by Rev. c. T. Hatch. pastor of the
Methodist church After the sermon
the audience Joined IN singing My
Country, tbs of Thee, and Rev A.
F. Earnshaw pronounced the benedic-
ton. Tuesday morning flowers are
to be sent to the G.. A. r. hall, where
bouquets will be made by the w r.
3 and Daughters of Veterans. At 1.30
o'clock on Tuesday all members of the
d. of V. will march to the monument
on the Broadway square, where serg-
Ices Will be nell ana men carriages
IL De tel,er t. the Cemetery where
the graves Of the eepsrted comrades
will be decorated Stoningto1 band
On their return srcm the cemetery.
supper VIII lie st1ved in the banquet
nall by the Wo;r:ans RELIEF corps ard
Daughters ef Vele'A S.
Pave * Defeated
The frst game Il the basesa1 tbs
sea son of the Conneeticut-Rho IL Is
land league was played on Industrial
park Saturday afternoon The game
was called at $50 o'clock by Umpire
the Mystic team proved too much for
the visitors from Pawcatuck Frank
Wilcox in the box FOR the home team
was pleasing to everybody and pitched
a good game 1t was in the last half
of the third. that Sullivan, who played
left field, made big hit over center
field and made two bases and sent
in two runs by an error Of Sawyer, the
catcher for the listing team let in
two more runs the same inning 1t
was in the last half OF the sixth that
Greenwood made a two-base hit when
three men were on bases and sent in
two more runs The visiting team
in the first half of the second inning
and ajs5 first half of the fifth. had
three mer on bases, but coold not
make the home plate.
The lineup for Mystic was MCGUIRE
eff, Greenwood c. Sullivan II, Wilcox
1b, Allen 2b. Reiger 3b, Sylvia SIS. C.
Wilcox IF. Kennedy h.
For Pawcatuck. Staplins cf, Sawyer
C, NJ. Johnson If, Mcmahon p. Lawless
%, Cornell 80. J. Johnson S. Sheehan
r. Donovan ID.
Mystic :. .....0 0 0 0 2 4 % s+7
PaWcat tuck 30 0 0 0 o -