Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-03

Putnam this week for Sundy's Harbor, Mrs, where they will pass the summer. Mir. Snow left Thursday for New Hamp- shire where he is to be a supervisor in a boys camp.
 Sunday afternoon Thomas McDermot.'s GFrosvenordale baseball team vii Imeet the team representing the Slater A. A. of Webster. Thus far this season the Grosvenordale team has not lost a game, and their schedule has included some of the fastest teams in this section of New England. The manager or the Webster aggregation has written MT. McDermott that the Webster team will be composed of the fastest group of ball tossesers that it is possible to get together, and that they are out to spoil the record of the locals. Just to prove his point the Webster manager announces that he will have for his battery Koran and Con- | nors, the star pitcher and catcher of the Holy. Cross College team. Manager McDermott will have his regular pitcher, Funny who has achieved Al strikeouts in the last three games, and Phillips will be on the receiving end. In addition to this game the Grosvenordale team is scheduled for two games on the 5th. They will meet Goodyear on the Good year grounds in the morning and in the afternoon will play the Ashland team at Jewett City.
 i The PutnAu, winter ehautAusaa as- sociation met Thursday night and per fected organization. The following of hcers and. committee chairmen were elected: President. Mayor Allie W.
 Marcy; vice presidents, John G. Johnson.
 John Ash; secretary, W. E. Moss treasurer, Miss Marion Warren; chair man of ticket committee. D. E. Gilbert assistant Chairman of ticket cournitte. c. Gilbert, Pomfret; hospitality, Rev. Boyn- ton Merrill and Rev. G. c. S. MacKay hall committee, J. Richard Carpenter, Daniel J. Byrne; advertising. John Dean decorations. Miss Harriet Brown. Mrs.
 Annie c. Child; members of ticket com mittee, Louis k .Battey.= Walter J. Bart 1 lett. John o. Fox, Harriet Brown, Hen ry L. Converse. Ernest c. Morse, Maud
 Joslin Elliott, Mrs. Annie c. Child. John
 NJ. Dean Helen c. Sharpe. William F. Penny, Marion L. Warren, Daniel J.
 Byrne.
 ! Mrs. George Pray is visiting her son, 1 Edward Farmer and family, Springfield, Mass
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Heath of Ma.
 chanic street, are passing the week on Cape Cod.
 Harold Arnold. son of Mir. and Mrs. Cortland D. Arnold, has gone to Maren field, N. H., where he will pass the
 summer at a boys camp.
 Mrs. A. H. Keith and daughter, Miss
 Margaret Keith Winkinson street. left
 Putnam Thursday for Oakland Beach, R,
 l., where they have taken a cottage for
 July.
 Mrs Lucia Delano of School street
 her sisters. Mrs. Gertrude fIoughton and Miss Bradway of Worcester. are at their Ecottage at Lords Point for three weeks. 1 Miss Grace Child is at the Jsie et Shoals where she is attending the meet. l ing of the New England Library Associ- ation.
 Plans for celebrating tn Ffcurth have been announced at the Putnam Country
 club. Monday morning there will be a
 nntach for the hen of the club, followed
 at noon by basket lunch In the after.
 noon there will be a match for the ladies John Bulger, captain of Putnam po- lice, said Friday afternoon that nc trace has been found Of the automobile owned by Dr. Harry W. Thompson stolen Wednesday night while the doctor was attending a meeting at the chautau qua tent on School street.
 N. Waldo Kennedy, at present distric supervisor for Rhode Island. will be tn. principal speaker at the Moose big Fourtl
 Of July celebration at Westerly tomorrow (Sunday).