Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-12
STONINGTON
Game with ArtiiIerymen Today-New Band Leader-Marriages on We'd nesday-Factories Inspected.

Someone placed a long gate across the highway in the vicinity of the Edwards place, just outside of Ston- ington borough Wednesday evening which came near making trouble for automobiles. Fortunately a car that was driven over the obstruction before it was discovered was of such heavy weight that no serious damage was done.
 Game with Artilerymen.
 The Stonington and Fort Wright baseball teams are to play at Stan ton park today, Stonington's lineup will be- Cellar 2b, McGowan ss. Foley 3b, Sullivan 1b, Shackley c. Erkes cf, Farrell If, Gilmore If, Winnamaker p; substitutes Henderson and Phillips.
 Band Leader Resigns.
 John Eckstein has resigned as lead CT of the Mechanics band. Charles G. Cushman is now leader. Charles o. Gavitt of Westerly assisted the band in the concert Friday evening, play ing cornet.
 Channel Cleared.
 The steam derrick barge Panuco which has been working for the past two months cles ring rock and other obstruction from the channel and banks in Little Narragansett bay. has completed the work. Captain Oscar Holmes of the barge, in a diving suit
  around Rhodes Policy and found no furthee Instructions. The large deck load of stone on the barge was dump ed on the breakwater at Napatree Point. The barge has gone into the Pawcatuck river to remove obstruc- tions above Pawcatuck rock
 Recent Marriages.
 John R. Barber and Miss Jeannette E. Miner of Pawcatuck were united iT1 ma rria TIuyi Ct Stone at the Parsonage by the Sea July 9th.
 Carl B. Ware and Miss Gladys May Tor of Center Harbor, N. H., were married at The Parsonage by Rev. George B. Marston July 9th.
 Gravel and Stone for Station Approach
 Work train No 43, Conductor John Tarren, with force of forty shovel CTS, arrived here Wednesday and un- North Water street, near the new park. The gravel will be used in com pleting the filling in on the roads lead ing to the passenger station. There are one hundred and forty tons of crushed stone at the station grounds which will be put on as a top dress ing, as soon as the steam roller is run over the work already in place. The white wings of the borough have com pleted the work of cleaning Water ana M0ln SIT66tS ITOIn tHS uOTIn ough line to Broad street and the small streets near Cannon Square. All the streets are in good condition and are clear of grass and weeds along the sidewalk line.
 Inspected Factories. John H. Quinlan. deputy state fac tory inspector, was in Stonington Thursday inspecting the factories. The ladies of the First Baptist church held a food sale on the church lawn Friday afternoon. Mrs. D. A. Fells of Norwich who has been at the home of MT. and Mrs. John M. Wagner, has returned home. Mrs. A. T. Palmer and Miss Laura s. Palmer are guests at the home of 1 Mrs. Ira H. Palmer
 Miss Lewis and Miss Jennie Neil of Pennington are guests at the home of Mrs. F. s. Jones on Main street. Mrs. $. F. Stanton is the guest of Mrs. George Henry Warren of New port.
 EIreha Arrives. The steam yacht Elreba. owned by Harry Darlington of Pittsburgh, came to Stonington Thursday night and will remain in harbor for the balance 1 of the summer.