Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-16
Caught Big Sturgeon.
MYSTIC
Finneean Mooney Wedding = Eight Boys Enter Athletic Contest-Bet- sey Ross Council Elects Officers.

1 Thursday morning at St. Patrick S | church at o'clock Miss Margaret Mooney of New York and Daniel Fin negan of Mystic were united in mar riage by Rev. John Flemming, who celebrated nuptial high mass in the presence of a large company of rela- tives and friends. As the Bridal Chorus was being played by Miss May G. Bray, the party entered the church. Miss Grace Donohue as bridesmaid and Ambrose Kenyon as best man After the church ceremony a recep- tion was held at the home of the groom's aunt Mrs John Finnegan, of Denison avenue, attended by a large company of relatives. MT and Mrs Finnegan left on a wedding trip and on their return will reside on DenniSon avenue. Both are popular young peo- pie. The bride received many we'd ding gifts.
 Eight Boys Enter Contest.
 At the Broadway school Thursday eight boys entered in the athletic con- test that is going on in the different schools in the town, under the su- pervision of the Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Perry Those to receive the bronze badge must be able to do the following: A 50 yard dash in 3-5 seconds; standing broad jump ) feet inches and to draw himself up to the chin four times. The follow ing boys have entered the contest and at the exhibition given on Wednesday the result was a follows:
 Eighth grade@Eldred Earnshaw did the dash in 2-5 seconds, jump, feet IT inches, drew up to chin 9 times. William Moves, dash in 1-5 sec, jump 6 lift. 2in., drew up to chin ' times. Edward Richard did dash in s 5 sec, jump fl. lin, drew up to chin ' ISr,,~a Vf,n,. 2-5 sec, jump 1t. 1 in, drew up to chin II times.~--
 Seventh Grade-Henry Hammacher did dash in 2-5 sec, jump it. Il in drew up to chin times Justin Staff ford did dash in sec, jump fit. in drew up to chin times.
 Sixth Grade-Edwin Rushlow- did dash in 8 25 sec, jump fit. 1 in, drew u pto chin 12 times.
 Fifth Grade-George Richards did dash in 3-5 sec, jump 1t. 4 in, drew up to chin times.
 On Wednesday,, May 2S, a class con- test will take place at which it will be seen which grade is making the most prograess, an don June 8 grade con test of all the districts will take place, and a pennant will be given the high est score of all the grades.
 At the meeting of .Betsey Ross coun- cil, Daughters of America, held Tues Ody 6N0IIlIIS dL dlIO6IC Hall the IOlIOW- ing officers were elected: Councillor Mrs. Walter Knight; assistant coun- cillor, Mrs. Annie Wainwright; vice councillor, Mrs Louise Jones; assist ant vice councillor, Mrs. Sadie Mo Greggn; recording secretary, Mrs Edna Prentice; assistant recording secretary, Mrs. Ethna Pendleton; treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson; f- nancia1 secretary, Mrs. Lottie Edge comb; warden, Miss Amy Williams; auditor, Miss Eleanor Lewis; inside sentinel Mrs. Ethna Pendleton; junior past councillor, Miss Etta Belle Wood mansee; assistant past councillor Mrs. Alberta Doyle; trustee for IS months, Miss Etta Belle Woodmansee: trustee for 12 months Mrs. Almeda MacConsland; trustee for 6 months. Mrs. Sadie Chapman; delegate to Ma tional council, Mrs. Lottfe Brainard; alternate, Miss Etta Belle Woodman- see.
 Heard and Seen.
 Miss Jennie B. Moves is visiting in. Providence.
 Miss Janette ,Marshayy is spending d few days in Providence.
 Daniel Gray and son Hadley Gray of Ledyard spent Thursday in Mystic.
 Miss Florence Collins has been Providence visitor this week.
 William Babcock of Boston was in Mystic Thursday.s
 Miss May Packer has returned to Dover, N. J.. after visit with her sister. Mrs John M. Moves.
 Thursday was Ladies day at the Mystic club. Bowling and whist was