Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

Groton Lodse-Georae c. Lanes Power Boat Launched-Saturday' Ball Game.
 Mystic Rebekah lodge. No. 56. I. Q. O. F.. held the annual roll call on tions were baIloted The work Of the Rebekah degree will be exemplified at the next regular meeting. Arrange ments were made for inc visitation of the lodge to Holae lodge Thursday evening, May 5. i special car will at 6 o'clock. A New England supper will be served on the arrival of the guests. Hope Lodge of Westerly is also to attend. Home lodge of Gro ton is to put on some neW floor work and great preparations are being made to entertain the two visiting lo6geS. Power Boat Launched.
 George c. Lane lau.,hel his DOW CT boat Robert w, .Mcn3ey afternoon. few guests were present 1T the eel ] ehr-aticn. Capt Lane has recently spent some time in relitriI,g ' e craft Cor the summer. At , o'clock tue craft was put into the brinv, with many oaeers. Refreshments were ser,zed and Mir. Lane assured all those present that during the summer they would have the pleasure Of going down the river in his bear as soon as tine fish begin b bfe4 The craft IS lG feet, with up to date rigging.
 Lineup for Saturdays Game.
 The first baseball game of tho sea- ] son for the Standard Machine Co. team will be played Saturday after noon with he Ol.7 Mystic team Man. ager Price e S' lI.f9rd Co. tearn an. | liam Bradsii w D, Laurence Gremiey c, Norton Wh.e.er 1b. Riy Durham 2b. Harry O'9ri.en :b, HcilJs P1lce ss Floyd Fuller If, JohE Soper; cf, John McCreery If, for the Old Mystic team 1 Bill Kennedy will pitch and Tel John- son will catch. Both teams are even ly matched and good gac1e IS look ed for. The Mystic return games will be played in IndusC-Idl place.
 Sto~s RemoeIe!ad.
 At Kretzer's Wednesday, carpenters and painters finished remodaIine the l enlarged store. With six lar:,e plate glass windows it makes ] very at tractive appearance rom She street.
 Attended Grand Lodge Session.
 Charles Gildersleeve and Willard Keigwin, past grands of Stonington lodge, No 26, I. O. O. F, have .eturn- ed from New Haven wher., they at- tended the annual Grand lodge as rep lresentatives from the local lntlge. Stonington lodge No. af, I. o. o F.. met Wednesday evening and work ed the secoa1 oe gree ca a large class.
 so2ial and Personal. Mrs. William Leeds; Main of Ian tern Hill was the guest ThurSday of her daughtcr. Mrs. William Cromwell
 Mir. and Mrs. Wluard W. Kcigwin have returned frcni two days visit with Mir. and Mrs Thomas ". Ryley I of New Haven.
 Mrs. John Baker has returned from a visit with her son. James Baker and family in StcrIi $.
 l. George Fl. i1ri.rold, fir, has ret,Irn ed to his :pt.e" as clerk a. t,s Nys- tic postof1ce, having been III with the grip.
 Miss s. Jaanetts Marshall of prcvi. dence Is the guest of her aunS, Mrs Enos M. Gray in Ledyard
 MT. and Mrs. John Rippel are e1r tertaining their nephew and his wife MT. and Mrs. Philip S.enernagel O Scarsdale, 2. Sr who arc on tnei wedding trio.
 Miss Jane Edwards of Providence i the guest of her parents or Wate street for few days.
 Mrs. Henry Richmond is visiting il Willimantic for a few days.
 Frank Hobart is the guest of hi mother, Mrs. A. L. Mclaughlin in Jew cit City.
 Eli Gledhin is spending a few day in New York.
 Miss Louise Butler aas returne from a few days visit in Kingston T. I.
 Thomas P. Vile K. wro has been il Lawrence lospit.:1 for several week is improving slowly.
 Edward Blclk.Ay, wI-o has been re cciving treatment for his eyes in tf Lawrence hospital, has been dis charged.
 The little daughter of Mr. and Mir lawrence Griswol1. Jr.. of Batavi; N. T., has been nam.1 I5arriett Che ney Griswold
 MT. and Mrs. James A1bro have rc turned to Providence after a visit Mir and Mrs. Wilmington Travena.
 Mrs. E. J. Rowland of Colcheste has been the guest of her sister, MT Thomas Fox this wee.
 Mrs. Ralph Passanore and daugf ter Helene have returned to Bosto after two weeks stay in the village.
 Mrs. Amos Reed and son Irwin Mohegan are the guests of Mrs Reed Lsistar Mrs Dennison Davis