Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19

Local Laconies.

Miss Helen SegaF is at Wellesley
college for commencement week
DR.. and Mrs. Robert White of Will
mantle were in Westerly Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Colt of Wa
terford We're visitors Saturday n
Westerly.
Mrs. Michael Keegan of Moves ave-
nue. rs entertaining her niece Miss
May Rooney. of Willimantic.
Miss Maud Price. teacher at East
Longmeadow, Mass. is 8 her home IL
Westerly for the summer vacation.
The main pulley at the Lorraine mill
broke Saturday morning. necessitating
the closing of the plant for the day.
From Tampa to Boston was en-
blazoned on an automobile that sped
through Westerly Saturday morning.
Miss Alice Sweet a teacher in the
West Broad street school. entertained
the members of her class at Plea At
View Saturday.
John Fraser Of Westerly. an instruc-
tor at the Rhode Island School of De
sign, viii spend his vacation in travel
and study in Europe.
Rev A. B. Cristy. superintendent of
the Rhode Island Anti Saloon league
supplied the pulpit of the Seventh-dav
Baptist church Saturday
Rev. and Mrs. John G. button VIII
go to East Hampton Tuesday to be
present at the graduation from Willis
ton seminary of their son, Frank w
Dutton.
Owing to the poor support given to.
the Wakefield baseball team Manager
McInnis has resigned. Years ago Me-
Glnnis wore a New London uniform in
the game.
In compliance with instruction from
the town council, Chief Bransfield has
detailed an officer to pa troll Pierce
street and vicinity Saturday evenings
and Sundays
Following closely the marriage of a
Westerly boy and a Pawcatuck girl
still in their teens. comes the marriage
Of railroad engineer of so and a
| Stonineton girl of IA.
George E Parsons OF Norwich clerk
of the superior court for New London
county, came to Westerly Saturday
and was taken to his summer home at
Charleston Beach in Deputy Sheriff
Casey's automobile.
Several went from Westerly to King
ston Sunday to hear the baccalaureat tie
address of Professor Edwards of the
Rhode Island State college. Gradua :
| ton exercises win be held Thursda ',
! when Governor Pothier Will present the
diplomas.
state charter has been granted the
Catholic club OF Westerly for advanc-
| tors are Rev. Peter McOscsr, DR. Mi
! chael III. Scanlon. Postmaster Charles
!. Butler, James Collins and Judge
! John W. Sweeney.
| The body of Edwin It. Smith who
! died "Wednesday in Eearnev \. T.. ar
| rived Saturday in Westerly and was
! buried in River Bend There was Il
| large attendance at the funeral Sc
| vices at River Bend were conducted
| by Rev. F. G. A. Jones.
| The gradua ting class of the West
| erly High school and many of their
| friends attended the baccalaureate SER
| vices in Calvary Baptist church Sun
| day afternoon. the 7 sermon beina
| preached by Rev. #. c. A. Jones pastor
| of the church. The graduating exer-
! cises viii be held in Bliven opera
| house Wednesday afternoon
| William TT. Bagley of Westerly. now
| agent for the Saranac Worsted com
| pany of Blackstone. has given added
| life to the big concern since he took
| charge a few weeks ago. Last week
| the mill was operated on Il Satur'ia )
| for the first time in nearly wear. Tn.
| majority of the departments have beer
/ operated on a four days schedule.