Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-08
6TERLY NEWS AND VIENS
Uhsa Club Hourshins After Sixteen Years iabvay N InDrovement to Anticipate Watch Hill Season A
 EC1ton Ferguson Closes Teachers' Course of Enter
 tainments- Brown Estate lnventorieSOver $4o0,000
 Codic1 in Bsrber-Wi1 Benefits Emma "A. Prosser

One of the most popular social or onnlxzfi0ns in town is the Westerly Cycle club. orgasized sixteen years a9o. when blcxcle racing and pleasure 6n4 Wnon c-ery member was a bicycle BDdor and the majority participated in G1o club runs. When the fad waned, 1ukareUt fn tho organization increased. Tno olub reoms are comfortably fur u1Dhe1 end admirably conducted The mombogoatp is limited to one hundred op1 thirty-fve and there are several on the waiting list
 At t1he annual meeting officers were elected as follows: Edwin Parker, presilont; Archie Reid, vice president; E'isha oreeman. eecrstaryj Elmer E- .@rs. Allan A. Palmfter. directors; ftsr'es McSparren, captain and pool r~rs-ttee; Warren Carpenter, color
 r; George Kenyon. bugler.
 -sFid S. Myers. who has been presi-
 for thirteen years, declined re- -N.ion. He was given a unanimous ttu cr thanks in appreciation of val f~ ln services rendered. MT. Gre6n- ...,. entered upon his twelfth year as ~txry of the organization
 ras decided to hold the annual v -guct next Friday night, and the
 .1 su ssce is planning t6 make it the ~strEfr event of that class in the his- spay of the club.
 -ie is evident that the highway com r,ttee oonten plates improving the roads of Wostoriy before June5 when the annual financial town meeting is hold and regular appropriations made. Tho council has decided upoH spe- cf1l town meeting to determine upon special appropriations. the regular ap- ufupYfation for highways being in3de- quate. This meeting is to be held bust as oo0n as 1t can be legally called, as 'it e planned to have the road work completed before the season opens at watch Hill. Appropriations will be asked for improving a section of the Shore road, for the section of Beach street between River Bend and Thomp- sons corner and in Bay street at Watch Hi1I. The sums to be asked for arc not specified, and probably win not be divulged until town meeting b in session
 Consi I-raiIo money Is expended in the rsbuildfng and maintenance of the roads in the town of Westerly, the fnRpayers who vote in financial town meetings evidently being earnest advo- cnfoD of good roads. The size of the appropriations for the Improvements is not specified. the council members 1sa~1ng that matter to the good judg- msa< e the taxpayers after the con- fempl14ed work is explained, with es- inmates. at the special town meeting.
 Thsss is grave doubt as to the recov- 0py of John 0enohue, tho f3 years old ron of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Donohue, who was slashed in the back with a 1enf1o by Cuisseppi Aiicheli in Liberty .froo4 1ast Friday night. Tho attend- ing physician said Tuesday that the wound was not healing satisfactorily. that there was e. gathering of pus, and thnk if was Necessary to partially open the wound to admit of free fiowage. | 1fic1Bsn Is a full grown man with wife and two children.
 He is out on bonds of s1.200 for ap- pcAr1ncs before the town court of one week from next Friday. { Tn view of tho failing condition of the boy f ts understood that the bond is to be materially increased. Barrow tfnchie. companion Of Micheli who struck the boy with a bunch of keys attached to a chain. just before the l<nife assault was made. is held in | bonds of &100 for simple assault Mich ' rii is charged with assault with intent 70 kf1f