Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-28
New London County
 VOLUNTOWN
News from the Diamond-Bad Driving Accident-SchooI Graduates Class.

The ball game Saturday with the Greeneville Stars resulted in an easy victory for Manager Sheldon's team, who played almost perfect ball, making only two errors. one of which gave the visitors their two runs in the eighth inning. Larkin pitched a good game, striking out nine men. allowing the Stars only two hits. while the visitors used up three pitchers. Final score, V. and G. II. Greeneville Stars ?.
 Local Team Won.
 In the game with Jewett City, which was the deciding game in a three game series the local team won out in one of the best games played this season. both teams doing excellent work. The locals won out by a score of to 2. Manager Sheldon's boys are showing vast improvement in the last few games and are proving to be the best amateur team that ever wore a local uniform. and it will take a fast team to take their scalp. The Bear Cats of Taftvflle will try it this after noon The new scoreboard presented by Howard James was greatly appre- ciated by the big crowd last week.
 Good Entertainment.
 Manager Wilcox of Danielson, who has brought several good shows to this town, presented last Saturday night one of his best to a local audience that filled Union hall. putting on the Lewis
 
 minstrel first part which was very creditable, and concluding with Fun in a Telephone Exchange which was also good.
 At their recent meeting Court Liber- ty, No 132. elected the following off, cers: Chief ranger, T. B. Sweet; sub chief ranger, Philip Boucher; recording secretary Theodore w. Dupont; senior woodward, Moses Tatro; junior woodward, Joseph Ritchotte; senior beadle, N. P, Lewis; lecturer, Louis H. Ritchotte These officers will be in stalled at the next meeting on July 2, when smoker will be held.
 At Graduating Exercises.
 Sunday evening a party consisting of Miss Rose Cooke. Miss Bessie Her zon. Miss Alice and Miss Margaret Mcguire attended the graduating exer- cises at St. Mary's, Greenevile. mak- ing the trip in Everett Whipple's car. Rev. R P Morrissey also attended.
 First Graduation.
 The first class to be graduated from the Voiuntown grammar school were given diplomas on Wednesday evening by Supervisor Young. The exercises were held in Union hall. which was well filled by parents and friends and all interested in school work. The children of the school gave a pleasing and interesting entertainment under the guidance of their teachers, showing that great care had been taken in their preparation for this event. The pupils who have the honor of being in the first class to graduate from this school are Miss Ola Tanner. Walter Mcguire and Howell Herbert. The teachers. to whom great credit is due for the years showing at this school and for the clever exhibition by the children on this occasion, are Principal Mrs. An nie B. Andrews, Miss Mary Hevrin, Miss Rose Cooke and Miss Wfnifred Moriarty.
 Charles E. Maine and Thomas Mo Donald called at Pine Tree farm Sun-, day and were hospftab1y entertained during a short stay. They found as guests of the host, William Bitgood, his son. Elisha Bitgood. of Hope Val ley, MT. and Mrs. Charles Barber and family and Mrs Remington and family of Greene, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. wilfrid Guilbeault, married Monday at Turner's Falls, Mass, are spending portion of their honeynood at the home of MT. Guil beaHit's sister, Mrs. William Rftchotte. Wallace and Paul Guilbeault are also guests of their sister. Miss Teresa Cooke of New London Is the guest of her sister. Miss Rose Cooke.
 Serious Accident. While Michael Mcguire and his sis- ter, Mrs. Kate Straight, were driving to Jewett City Saturday afternoon one of the shafts of the buggy broke as they were going down Grist Mill Hill. The wagon tipped over and Mrs. Straight was thrown out. while MT. Maguire was dragged along. On be- ing picked up it was discovered that Mir. Magrtre had his leg broken in two places and several other minor in- 5uries. while Mrs. Straight was badly scratched and bruised. s. B. Sweet rendered first aid to MT. Mcguire, making him comfortable until the ar rival of his father, Dr. Sweet, who reduced the fractures.