Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-13

TKe champion Westerly team of the Rhode Island nd-Connecticut baseball league will play a benefit game with an lall-star team selected by Eddie ODon- nell. who has played first base. for White Rock. The game will be for the
 benefit of Lloyd Moves. the popular third baseman of Westerly, who has been incapacitated since the game with White Rock on Labor day, when he sustained a very severe sprain of the left ankle while running for second base. He recovered from this injury somewhat and he was expected back in the game when he was taken sick.
 He has not been able to do any work since he was injured and his friends in the game have decided to give him some assistance, and the benefit game is Sthe. result.
 The pupils of the schools of West erlY are active in the competition for the awards of the prizes offered bv the School Arts guild. In the latest con- test, the results of which have just awarded to local pupils as follows: Grace Ennis, Pleasant street school: John Nye, Park avenue school. Third prizes were given to: Semilde Boulet, White Rock school; Amy Chapman, AVbndale school; Hope Moves, Pleas ant street school. Fourth prizes to: Joseph Ashworth. Pleasant street school; Eben Crockett. Park avenue Eddie Ferraro, Pleasant street school. Honorable mention went to Frank Gomena and Mary Nigrello.i
 Frank L. Hanley, who formerly prac- ticed law in Westerly, was the cause of a tilt in the democratic city assembly convention in Providence Tuesday evening. Robert F. Carroll defeated the former Westerly lawyer by vote of 26 to 19.
 There was a celebration of the 5S3d anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in Westerly Tuesday evening under the. auspices of Societa Succoroso Principessa Margar- ita Johmda. The members of the so- ciety and many other Italians formed a procession in Canal street and. headed by the Westerly band, marched through the principal streets and back to the place of rendezvous. Then followed a general publication which continued until after midnight. The paraders carried the stars and stripes and Ital- ian flags. All along the line of march there was a generous display of flags
 
 The annual meeting of the Westerly Visiting Nurse association was held Tuesday afternoon in the assembly room of the Memorial building with large attendance of members. The was called to order by Mrs. Charles Perry. the president. and the of the previous meeting as read by Miss Helen Segar. secretary, were approved.
 The secretary's annual report showed the work done by the association dur> ing the past six months and gave an intelligent and interesting prospective of the association.
 The report of the visiting nurse, Miss Estelle Murray, showed that 425 visits had been made and that 43 cases had received attention.
 The election of officers followed, which resulted in the reelection of the present board: Mrs. Charles Perry. president; Mrs. Frank Sherman, first vice president; Mrs. Charles P. Cot trell, second vice president: Miss Helen Segar. secretary; Mrs. George N. Bur dick, treasurer Mrs. F. C. Buffum, chairman of the nominating commit tee, presented the following names as a board of management and they were declared elected: For one year Miss Harriet E. Cottrell Mrs. Clifford Campbell. Mrs. Charles J. Butler, Rev. Samuel H. Davis. Mrs. F. c. Buffum; for two years, Mrs George II. Utter, Mrs. Arthur Cottrell. Rev $. H. Cath cart. Mrs. l.. J. Frankenstein, Mrs. 0. F. Nichols, Mrs. William A. Hillard. Mrs. D. McG. Newall; for three years, Mrs Eugene Stillman. Mrs Henry Se- gar. Mrs. Charles P. Cottrell, Rev.. Peter McOscar. Charles Perry. Mrs William Clark and Mrs. F. c. Pa gan.
 Mrs. William A. Hillard, chairman of the committee on revision of bylaws, made report which was tabled for fu- -ure action.
 Charles Perry, chairman of the com- mittee to secure a charter from the