Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-29
TAFTVTLLE

The reorganized Taftville team clashcd with the Whiton machine grounds Saturday afternoon and de- feated them by the score of 8 to O.
 The game was pretty one to watch and the scoring of three runs in the third chorus by the local team when
 Nallestrine was attacked with a well known disease-poor support and the home boys landed on the pill for two safe hits plus a handy error which accounts for the three runs of the game. After their short but cost ly vacation the New London boys braced up and played real ball hand ing six eggs to the local boys. Gley, twirllng for the local team. held the Whalers in the hollow of his palm making them kiss the air any time he wished. He also received good support from his teammates. A dou- 1ble play. Dugas to Desnarais to Leo- pold was the feature of the game and the oGt-of- towners had of fercing over a run to break up their long string Of cyphera.
 Thursday morning at Sacred Heart church, Rev. IT. O. Bellerose married Mrs. Barbara Brodeur and Wilfred Goderre. both OF this village The groom was born in Canada and the bride in the village. The groom is by the Ponemah Mills com pany The bride is the daughter of
 
 Ion and the groom is the son of Exior and Rosanna Goderre. After a short tour the couple will return to their home in the village.
 Lieutenant Edwin Pollard has re- turned to his home on Front street af- ter having spent a week at Block Isl and as the guest of his sister. Mrs. Wilbur Dodge
 Thomas Greenwood of Bristol is spending @ weeks vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Green wood of Front street.
 '. Dewey Smith has resigned his position with the Ironsides Board Co. of Thamesville.
 Persons depending upon the jitney service between: the village and Nor wich were sure out of luck Monday. The tits came up here once or twice during the day and between times eeipts. Evidently Sundays traffic ] brought in so much n1one.- fer tho ! iitney men that they thought that they could take day olI and still pe , money ahead Trolley service. no :. matter how poor. will be as welcome ! to the travelling peoofe of this village ] IS the showers of spring. If the ser | vfee gets much worse the people will i form walking clubs and hike the ties to and from the city. Twentieth cen l Iury efficiency is a joke to the villag ! CTS, and with the price of shoes ad- l vancing all the time. the only happy man in the village is the shoe repair ! e-. But never mind these few trifles. that the first fifteen years i of any. trouble is always the hardest.
 Idle Moments in the VilIase-Vaca- ! ton Time About this time of year. ! after the village has baked for weeks l under the sweltering sun the general !, trend of thought in the minds of the ! of the inhabitants turns to ] time, 8 time of rest and en- {, ioyment. The mails about this time | advertising more beautiful places with | catch lines like the following: An deal place to spend your vaca tion' ,r "Cop1e where the sea breezes blow and spend yorr vacation in the Father wants to go to the country Mother and the girls are set on the 'easide- Mother and the girls win and hen the planning for the grand event starts. Mother has to have | several new dresses and the girls must -lso have new clothes and the newest hing in bathing suits. last years are tut Of style or too cumbersome. Poor ather s-Ss and takes his clothes to he cleaner. The grand day arrives nd the family set forth. They arrive t the much advertised resort. The lotels are full but they manage to ct two rooms up under the roof. Two nd the girls say "1sn't it just lovely" Tather says ''To think that I've got Q stay here two weeks and I could be shing up in the lake" The days ass by slowly for father and with reat speed for the other half of the amily, The food is poor and the aosquitoes are as thick as cooties in he trenches. The girls are blistered Tith the sun and father looks all done D. Finally the day for departure ar |! ives. They pack and go home. At enc the. family tell of the beautiful inc they had Mother tells of the ovely room and the nice people they let. The. girls tell their friends of he wonderful young men whom they F. 2zzled saying T said to him" and I He said to me" But poor father tS avs Never Again; it