Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-09
sTONINGTON

Saturday afternoon the Vocational School of New London, and Stonington High School played Oh Owens field. The work of both teams was good The score was k to g in favor of the New London team.
 Schooner Anastasia P. New York, for New Bedford, has had repairs made to the engine here. Schooner Mary has laid up here to have a rudder and wheel repaired
 A delegation from Stonington are plan ming to attend the annual conference of the Women's Foreign Missionary sacie- ty to be held at the Central Baptist church in Norwich, May II. beginning at 10 a. m. Mrs James D. Rough, of Nor wich, Mrs. J B. Kent Miss Resa Hall of Wilmington and Mrs. Henry ". Peabody, of Boston. will be the speak CTS
 Stonington has organized independent baseball team consisting of former mem bers of J. W Harvey Post, No. 5S Amer ican Legion, Ex-R. I.-Conn. League and former high school players. William J. Ward, former manager of the team will serve again and arrange games with teams in this locality.
 Massey and Wennanaher are tme twirlers and Chesebro will catch. The infeld men are Leahy. Fitzpatrick. Capt. Wilhels and Foley, The outfield will be chosen from the following: Schiller. Mil Ter Wennmaher. Ward and Cushman
 At the Community house beginning on Thursday there will be a series of whists. About twentv-fire women of the borough have thus far been invited to attend The committee in charge com prises: Mrs. Frank Stanton, Mrs. Fred Wilcox Mrs. Allen Slade, MhB. Olin Pendleton. Mrs. Carl Willimer, Mrs. J. B. Brown, Mrs. Schmidt.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Free Library association this tMonday) ev- ening the advisahility of appropriating money for laying cement walks will be discussed.
 Mir and Mrs Samuel Doughty of New York will arrive Tuesday and open their summer residence, Darling Hill farm.
 Miss Marion Taylor of Providence. is the guest of MT. and Mrs, E. A. Potter on Water street.
 The funeral of Milton A. Berth, of Moosup. who died at the home of Dr. J 1 II. Weeks was held Sunday at 2.3o p.
 m Rev. D. c. Stone, pastor of the Second | Congregational church offlciated. Buria was in Stonington cemetery. l Miss Florence Elderkin of New Lon
 don. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank l James.
 1 The members of the Fishers Island 1 LII CaYlnE 1 urlay for provisions.
 The Second Congregational church l Calvary Episcopal and St. Mary's churci
 began their Sunday services on dayligh | saving time. The First Baptist ehurcl
 remained on standard time.
 Miss Mandlebaum, of Detroit will ar rive soon to open her summer place for the summer.
 J. W. Walker of Providence and F
 L. Loomis of New York were here ove
 The Daughters of Isabella have or ganized in connection with Nina counci No. 43, K. of C., and their meeting
 are held at the beautiful home of tn K. of c. on Main street. The Daughter
 of Isabella have a large number alread
 enrolled and will be known as Min
 Council Circle, D. of L, as soon as the
 have the required number. The officer are: Regent, Mrs. Sarah L. Crowley 1, vice regent Mrs. Clara v. Leahy; pa' regent, Miss Mary E. Farrell record ing secretary, Mrs. Lillian A. Wood fiI ancial secretary, Miss Margaret V. Gu, ,, tin; treasurer, Miss Josephine Leahy : chancellor, Miss Elizabeth McCoart custodian, Miss Mary G. Lewis; monito s Miss lennie Coughlin orEAnist, Mis- . Catherine Schepis; first guide, Miss Al : nes Shackley second guide, Miss Ma
 garet Packenham; inside guard, Mi
 Marguerite Farrell; outside guard. Mfr :. Anna M Reardon; trustee for one yea Miss Anna c. McGowan; for two year 2 Mrs. Elizabeth K. Coughlin; for thr :, years. Mrs. Catherine Hickson. Frid; $ evening the last in the series of whis : and dances was given n K. pf (. ha Q and proved a degifht for the large crew n The seTni-monthlys '1easing of 0ae; q View eommandery. No. e2o. U. Q. G. l was held Friday evening.
 Thursday evening the Stoai1gton rNo It us held a rehearsal and business mee It ing in Community hall. with Dr. Jul > Jordan, director. It was decided to IT d sent Barbara Fritchie and part of | d Daughters of Regiment. which MAS q successfully given here recently. R n hearsals will be held weekly. The forl CT opera is by Dr. Jordan. The chor Il has heen invited to Proyidence to a IT sist the Choral club there to present {
 Daughters of the Regiment the lat; 'e part of this month. The chorus is l. unusually fine one and genuine tab
 is etew- by the members.