Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-26
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JEWETT CITY

Euciide and wnfred variisur returned Saturday from trip to Canada The trip WAS made by automobile over route that included the White and the Green mountains. following the Merrimao river trs Nashua and then a part of ths Connecticut river. including Lake wil- loughby and Lake Sunspee. Many pointz of interest were visited in Canada. in-. cluding Sherbrooke. St. Camille and Box ton Bond. where the two young men were born
 At a regular communication Of Reii- ance lodge. No. ss. I. o. 0. F., Monday evening there was work on two .candi- dates in the second degree. Plans were made to call on Dr. J. B. Sweet at his home on Brown avenue Wednesday even ing and give him farewell send-on be- fore he starts on his proposed trip to ths Pacific coast. Both the doctor and his chauffeur. Merton Bugbee, are active
 Odd Fellows and plan to visit many
 lodges in cities through which they may
 pass. His visiting brethren will wish him pleasant journey and a safe re- turn. The lodge expects to work in the third degree next Monday evening, which will be the last work until fail. The lodge records show marked gains ID
 membership and favorable financial
 balance. John F. Bennett. native of Jewetf City. now of New Rochelle. N. Y. called on friends in town Tuesday. Mr. Ben nett and his friend. the lato R - sIis- ! COX. also a native of this place. were for long time residents of Norwich. where | they were employed by Y. s. Gilbert
 Sons. and roomed together. Mir. Bennett. l speaking of MT. Wilcox. recalled that after outgrowing the district school in l AaH institute. under Prof. J. K. Buoxlyn, and
 while there they occupied the same apartments. Mir. Bennett. now New l York carpet dealer. was looking tine and prosperous as he greeted many friends of his boyhood days
 ! Manager Paquette of the BenedIctsi l baseball club deposited a little ovdr s1s 1 in the bank Tuesday as the nucleus for the organizing of band in Jewett City The money was collected at the game l Monday evening. There are so many peo- pie here interested in the starting of 3
 band that it seems assured. From time to time other attractions will be pre- 1 scented and different methods devised to
 raise the needed funds Mir Paquetts
 and over 80 musicians here and in Vol
 untown are ready to place their nan1es on the membership roll. Relative to the
 matter of instruments. it is learned that at least 20 horns. in comets. altos and
 tubss. are owned in town. which. it is
 pointed out. would materially lessen ths
 first expenses Of organization There
 have been at least a dozen fine bands
 here within period of 50 years but as : the result of diseases too numerous to
 mention they have passed away. Mc.
 Paquette is sanguine and says this one,
 which will be good ore, will never die
 Seldom has anything in the line oi
 baseball enthusiasm equalled that caused by the wiRdup of the series of games
 between the Benedicts and the Bachelor,
 played at the Casino park Monc-ly even ing. The married men lifted the cup by hairs margin only. winning II to 10 giving them the deciding game of th,
 strenuously contested se<es. Those vh, , attended the game expecting to witness
 a burlesQue were pleasantly disappoint
 ed. Up to the last half of the closing in 3 ming. with the score II to 6. no game ol ' the local grounds has had fewer error n or better all-round playing. In this in d ming the married men seemed to hay -- lost their "ambish- and only for time l., ly- double by "Ted'' Shea and Gadboi d the game would have been lost. Ther l. Is little of bad playing to mention bu .e the fine exhibitions were many. includ f ing a sensational running catch of st drive to left heid by Bob Gelino. Afte h a long run the fielder caught the bal L. with one hand and held it even when h l. ripped over the scoceboard brace an A executed a somersault "Hec" Bean, be q sides catching fine game. made a cIez IL home run over the left field fenef
 Smoky" Jodoin and Pirate" Lalfbert J. both pitched good games. The best all s l,round playing for the three games 1 If easily coneedeI by everybody to 'Zeh
 Hiscox. first base for the married ner In Monday nights game nt made no CT
 rors- got putout on every ball throw
 to. first He made five hitx in as man U times up, and all on the first ball deli- ll. cred. Young Robertson caught well a Tn the Potter cider easse trial Monda Y, the state moved for an anEeal. whic ,t matter is to be decided this "Wednesday :, morning.
 Miss Alice Blair. who has one yea
 more training In Masschusetts Geners .h hospital, is at her home for vacation. as Miss Hope Potter of Riverpoint. R. I | is guest at Thomas MacBroom's ct Miss Helen Shea has been spendin ae five weeks with her aunts. Misses Kat