Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-11
BALTIC
Annual Picnic of Court SayIes a Big Success-Local Players Defeat Taft vile, 3 to 2-Automobite Outing to Canada.

Court Sayles, l. o. F., held it's eighth annual picnic at Depot Hill Grove Saturday afternoon and evening. The main attraction in the afternoon was the races which started at four o'clock. Prizes were awarded as follows: Boys GOO yards)-1 Theodore Swanson fish rod; ?. Gustav Swanson, clock Girls-1. Mildred Swanson, camera; g. Roselmer Demuth. picture. 220 yard dash-1 Fred Gormanda, silver Members race-1. Thomas Bamford, silk umbrella: ?. Frank Marshall dress suit. 100 wards dash-1. Jack Mac ready, silver cup: ? Fred Normanda, umbrella. 120 yards-1. Alfred Pelo- uin, pipe: ?. R. Filling. tie Quorting II. 0. McShane, berry dish: 2. Peter Machier. hat. In the evening there was dancing in the pavilion. the music being supplied by Laroche's orchestra. The various booths about the grounds were well patronized. Many were present from the neighboring towns.
 .TaftviiIe Defeated.
 In the first of a series of three games with Taftville. Baltic came out victorious Saturday afternoon, by a score Of to 2. The game was close all the way through, both pitchers, Love for Baltic and Adams for Taft vile, pitching excellent ball.
 Personal Mention.
 George Remmert, of Hartford is visiting local relatives.
 MT and Mrs P. J. Donneny and family spent Sunday with friends in New London.
 Miss Hazel Cooke of New Haven. is visiting MT. and Mrs T. E. Dey.
 Mir and Mrs. William H. Beckwith of Norwich. were guests Sunday of Miss Josephine St. Onge.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Charon spent Sunday at Pleasure Beach.
 Moving From Norwich.
 Patrick McShane is moving his fam ilv from Norwich Town to Water street
 Henry Goheille and Fulgence recently and returned with a fine catch of butter fish. Simon Holmes of High street was a visitor in New London Sunday.
 Charles Pratte. a foreman in the Versailles Sanitary Fibre mills has moved to High street. Mrs. Arthur Lamoreux of North Grosvenordale. is visiting Mrs. A. Du- pont. Jr. of High street.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Despathy, of NocsUp, were Sunday visitors In ] town.
 Rural Mail Carrier Allison B. Ladd 1 IT,. spent Saturday and Monday in i Stonington.
 Janitor Jack Kay of the B. S. & A. | C. club. is spending a weeks vaca- | tion at Revere Beach, Mass.
 Emile Despathy is working in Plain 1 field this week
 Miss Ida Fowe, of Railroad street was in Providence, over the week end | owing to the illness of her father. Miss Gertrude Quinn is spending the | summer at Newport, R. I. Jack Rabbit and his famous Dixie 1 Minstrels in Shannon's hall tonight 1 adv
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert J. Barnett made motorcycle trip on saturdaH | and Sunday which covered over 300 ] miles They visited Boston. Spring field, and Webster, Mass.
 Motoring to Canada. {! Doctor and Mrs. James G. Burr. and I two sons, James and Dudley, and MT 1 and Mrs. Thomas Bamford and son l Theodore, left early Monday morning l in Dr. Burr's automobile for a trip tC ] Albany, and Niagara Falls. N T., ant | Montreal, Canada. They expect to b, gone about three weeks. l Miss Gertrude Sullivan, of Hartford was the guest Saturday and Sunday, O | street
 l Mrs Thomas J. Sullivan, of Mai1
 Victoria Pratte spent Sunday a Ocean beach.
 Thomas I:ell. Adam Miller and Car Johnson. of Baltic. and Alfred Barter of Valley Falls. have returned afte lis at Groton Lang Point. I Mrs Jacob Saltter, Mamie Glady. 1 and Ruth Rathharn are spending l faxvy favS al CSrofOp an1 Point