Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
HANOVER
Rev. F. ]. PohI of Brooklyn, N. V, Accepts Congregational Call-Airlie Team in Need of a Regular Pitcher Outing Notes.

Rev. F. J. Pohl of Brooklyn, N. Y, will preach in the Congregational church Sunday. In the evening a spe- cial collection is to be taken by the Christian Endeavor society.
 Wednesday afternoon the meeting of the Woman's Missionary society was held at the home of Mrs. w. s. Lee Miss Ruth Standish le dthe meeting; the topic was Missions in India and China; Mrs. Lee read an interesting letter from Rev. B. H. Smith, mission ary in China, who spoke of the patriot ism of the Chinese boys, and told of his work in that land. Miss Standish read chapter from the book, Western Women in Eastern Lands. Short pa- pers were read by other members. The society voted to renew the sub scription for two copies of Life and Light At the. close of the programme refreshments were served by the host ess. Guests of the meeting were Mrs. Tappam of South America. Mrs. Beebe i of New York, Mrs. Sturtevant of New Haven.
 Call Accepted. l A call has been extended by the Congregational church to Rev. F. J. Pohl of Brooklyn, N. Y. and has been accepted by MT. Pohl. i Team Needs a Pitcher.
 The Airlie baseball team was de- feated Saturday by nine composed of Fitchville and Norwich players. The | score was 10 to l. The Airlie team is unfortunate this year in not hav- ing a pitcher on their team and hav- ing to depend on outsiders who have disappointed them by their non-ap- pearance several times In the ab- sence of the pitcher last Saturday, Bert Crofts, the Airlie third baseman, | pitched his first game for the homo team, allowing the visitors only a few hits. The visitors made two runs in the second inning and eight runs in the seventh. due to costly errors. Dan Nara of the visiting team pitch ed strong game. Today (Saturday) the Airlies play at Lebanon.
 Gossip and Chat.
 MT. and Mrs w. s. Lee entertained Rev. c. G. Fogg over Sunday.
 Mrs. Jackson and child of Philadel- phia are visiting the formers sisters, ! the Misses Blackburn.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. Bennett en- tertained this week Mrs. B. M. Bliven of Norwich and Mrs. Mahlin Simpson of Minneapolis.
 l. Visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. s. Gallup include Miss Mary 1 P. Clapp of Norwich, Miss Grace Jackson of Centerville R. l., Raymond Gallup of Hartford and MT. and Mrs A s. Gallup and son Royal of Gen. terville. R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. P. G. Dressing have as guests Misses Martha, Frances and Josephine Strache.
 Miss Frances Kedd1e of Jamaica Plain is the guest of her aunt, Mrs E. Crombie.
 Miss Ruth Standish is spending twC weeks in Newburyport, Mass.
 Miss Helen Eadie has returned iron two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs Roger Peck of Wellsheet, Mass. U MT. and Mrs. D. P. Warwick art : spending two weeks at Revere, Mass MT. and Mrs. E. Souter, the Missei ! Souter. Milton Souter and MT. ant Mrs. W. Wibberly are spending a weel at Pleasant View, R. l. Mrs. Fred Walker of Norwich wa. the guest over Sunday of MT. ant
 Mrs. P. Mcintosh.
 MT. and Mrs. John selms are il Groton.
 Miss Gladys Crombie/ has returne, from months visit in Jamaica Plain l Arthur Lannigan met with a painful
 Injury to his forefnger in last Satur
 days ball game. Although the frs
 joint was dislocated and the fnge , split open, MT. Lannigan pluckily fin ished the game.
 5 Contractors from Meriden are i town painting the penstock of tn Airlie mill.
 l The roads are being, repaired. 8 Mrs. John Doyle and her niece Eliz . abeth Doyle, of Danielson, are guest of Mrs. M Delaney.