Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-15
TAFTvTLLE

William White Of Providence street vas recent visitor in Webster. Mass., Fred FrisWell Of Norwich was a call sr In the village Friday.
 Joserh Thibeaultof North B street has 1ccepted a position in Willimantic.
 Richard Iamoreux has purchased lew automobile.-
 Mr and Mrs. Napoleon Parent and .wo children Of South Second avenue left own. Friday morning for a several weeks uotor trin 70 Quebec.
 Louis BerEeron is spending some time 1r ClairemontN. H
 Mrs Se.da GuEuy and family have .aFen house on South Second avenue. George B. Young of North Third av-- s-ue vas a recent visitor in Springfield, HaSs.
 1h- road leading prom the village of Versailles to the Versailles station is S-in- tar-ed and -sanded. The Occum rad is also. being repaired. the holes in hs ~usfsee- of the road being filled with rushed rock. .,t 'Georrs W Meyer of Lisbon has ac- eent-d nosition with The Bulletin CO, of Sorwich ,E. J.. Norris ~ Boston was business caller in the village Friday.
 Edwin Pollard. of Boston s spending
 
 William Pollard. of South Second av- enue. . .. Ths siste-s Of Charity of the Sacred Heart convent returned TKursdaay from suendirE a week at the Academy of the Holy Family Tn Baltic where they have been ir retreat. st-t . The Baldvin's StoFe stars had to nA- rf that ther were no match for the fast Peoples Store Jazz Hoys. when the twc teams crossed bats Thursday after. noon. on the Providence Street grounds and fhe Stars went down to defeat by the score of 1e to (. From the start. the JaEr Boys showed their superior p'av- snE qua,sties and were far ahead Of their Fivals in the first inning when they had seven runs 10 their credit. Hanlon wa, !r the boxfor the Jazz Boys He t known as the premier pitcher of tn. Peoples Store team. and besides pitch ing great ball. he connected for a hont and two doubles. The game was prac tieaIiy won in the first inning. when th, Jarx Boys punched six hits and wer, helped along considerably by errors oi the part Of the Starr. Sharples va, twirlinE Tor the Stars at the start. bu hs retired ln the first inning and Reddel repiaced him. The Stars were able .ts make only one run In the third. fourth fifth and sixth while their rivals rai away with seven runs in the first on. in the second. Ex in the fourth. one il fhe dfth and one in the sixth The Jas Boys would hlee 10 arrange a twisigh game with '1E1ddeu's Nuggets. s
 Icneph Marsan and Samuel. MarsAn 0 Hunters avenue are touring to Quebe iu their automobile
 Edward Mclaughlin of Proctor. Vt. is substituting for Napoleon Parent a the Tzftvilie Pharmacy.
 Miss Daisy Stinson has resigned he pos.ton with the Ponemah Company.
 Mrs. Albert Airey and children, Al hsrt. Herbert( Phyllis and Elsie. are the ruests of Mir. and Mrs. Philip F Linder8on of North B street.
 Rev. John Crosby Emerson of Charles town. S. H. is the guest of MT. ant Mra, James Hartley of North B street
 Sr. =zd Mrs Leo Glenn YeaeIey 0 CriEobal. Canal Zone. Panama who hay been vsitorz at the home of Senator an, hrE James Graham of Lisbon, are a Fishers Island.
 Mr. and Mrs Stanley ZxIobiN hay taken a house onN Norwich avenue
 Rev U. O. Beilerose of Providenc street has returned from a motor trip t Vermont.
 Leonard LAvalle has resigned his posi- ton with the Ponemah company and ha left town.
 The Sisters of Charity of the Sacre Heart convent returned Thursday iron snsnding a week at the Academy of tn Holy Family, Baltic. where they snav been in retreat