Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-30
Local Laconics.

LOSdl GdSOulSos
 Amos A. Browning of Norwich was in Westerly Wednesday.
 The schools will not resume sessions until Monday morning.
 Albert B. Crafts and family have arrived at their Pleasant View cottage.
 There will be a general suspension of business in Westerly Memorial day
 Joseph Murphy of Hardwick, Vt, formerly of Westerly is here on a visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Bailey of Hope Valley were visitors Wednesday in Westerly.
 Memorial day, being a legal holiday, the banks and the Westerly public i brary will be closed.
 The Westerly baseball team will play game with the Carolina Grays on Nose park this (Thursday) afternoon.
 Westerly and Pawcatuck fire com panies have completed plans for the union parade and inspection Saturday afternoon.
 Town Councilman Albert H. Lang- worthy and party returned Wednesday noon from an automobile trip to At iantic City.
 Unless there comes a change in con- dihons there will be no police platoon heading the procession on FIremen's daS next Saturday.
 Colonel Charles H. Ledward will be the marshal and Colonel Everett s. Whipple and Major Arthur N. Nash the aids in Memorial day parade.
 Miss Doris Lillian Collins and Frank Wlnsiow Champlin, both of Westerly, were married Tuesday evening by Rev. Clayton A. Burdick at the parsonage of the Seventh day Baptist church.
 Rev. Joseph L. Peacock was elected vice president and Ethan Wilcox chair man or the bulletin committee of the hhode Island Library association and tion.
 Majors Nash and Babcock of West eriy will parade with the National EuaJd in Providence on the morning of -uemorlal day, and expect to parade Wilh the United Spanish War Veterans ih westerly in the afternoon.
 The second and last dance of inc season given by the Ninigret Tennis club was largely attended at the " equeteqUock casino Wednesday even Ing. The committee was composed of Harold Livingstone, Frank F. Dodge and George B. Utter.
 Special Officer Donald McG. Fergu- son secured samples of Iacteal fluid rom unsGspectins milkmen Wednes- day morning. This was done under the direction of the milk inspector and the samples will be sent to the state chemist for examination.
 Mfge T1-r-c1 Ter Of MT. and Mrs Truman Hardy Newberry, summer resorters a+ Vatcb alIl' IS 10 be married June 28 at Dry Brook- Crosse Pointe Farms. Michixan. 10 Capt. Wentworth Holder Allvne of lne queens regiment at the Bermudas
 Two lawyers and a pair of drngpist~ considered to be expert tront 6eher men. spent the day from dawn to d1isli lshl5s in the vicinity of Hope Valley AS total result of the days catch lhey could produce only a sinner and pumpAln seed. and small ones at tha-. 0'
 The little Blanchard girl who was ac- OluehtaiIy struck by William Clark's 61ioIhoDle when in Providence ten days ago is gradually recovering at tba M Rhode Island hospital. The fractured skull is Knitting together. withont onI efatiOn, and the child is more concern ed about the growth of her hair that was cut off at the time of the accident thsn or her bodily injury
 Nearly all of the active and retired members resident in Westerly will at teno inc annual meeting and dinner of lne oincers' association of the Rhode island National guard at the Hotel N ara gansett, Providence, next Tnes- gay evening. Major General John F Ryan. in command of the National guard Of the state of New York viII pc the principal speaker and guest of . Two hundred and twelve pupils of lhe schools participated in the swat the-hy campaign and competed for the prlzes which will be awarded later nose who caught over 1000 flies ara. Earl Leonard 5490, Minnie Costenzo 4sgD' Mary s. Williams 284O. IiJena Morenzoni ITO, Leo Seelev 1s30 Raw mond Thompson 1475, Emma Burre 1900. ---O' Hieu CIarA
 The Memorial day exercises will he more complete than last year when omissions were made from the cus- loInary observance. There will he a parade at l3o 10 tho cemeteries. where movers w1l be placed on the graves "t inc heroic dead. and at River Rend mere will he a selection by the West- cry rand, singing. benediction by Rev y. U. Inomas, eolored Civil war vel = eran. and the sounding of taps The ssenlng services will be held in Grace S4etA0QlSt Episr0na1 rhrrcb