Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-07
ALTERS INTERESTING WESTERLY Y
improvement Society Organized at Pleasant Officers and Commhte Chosen-James C. Farrell and Family Arrive at Watch HIM and Mrs Orvlle M Ram dolph Silver Wedding Trip.

The Pleasant View Improvement as- sucaatiou was formally organized We'd nesday evening at a meeting Of the oottagers. with about 50 in attendance. ouzfy appointed reported the following list of officers and committees. and they were unanimously elected: Fred erick E. Fowler. president: Herbert F. Clark. treasurer; Merton L. Stott. sec retary.
 Mrs. Samuel H. Davis. Mrs. Eugene F. Stillnan. Mrs. Alberti R. Stillman. Mrs. William H. Wilson, Mrs. William w. Lester, Mrs. Joseph L. Peacock, Mrs William Laing. Mrs. John G. Dutton, Mrs. John E Sayles. Mrs. Wil- liam J. Taft. Mrs. D. Everett Hoxsie. Mrs John Nichols. vice presidents These officers and the committee chair men constitute the executive commit tee.
 wiHsam W. Lester, chairman. Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. Frederick E. Fowler. Mrs. George E. Broughton, Denis H. Drisoou, Lewis Stanton, Rev. John G. Dutton, Frederick Lena. committee on sanitation.
 Robert B. Mekle, chairman. Mrs. AL bert w, Crafts. Mrs. M. B. Wilson, Miss Marie Mulnati Mrs, Bennett Chappsll, John Fl. Murphy, Charles O.. Treat, Francis c. Haswell. D. Everett Ezoxsie, committee on Improvements.
 Mrs. Robert Meilxle, chairman, Mrs. H. M. Pend1eton, Mrs Merton L.. 6tott. Mrs. Sarah l.. Prosser, Mrs. Frank Kinney, Mrs. Frederick Rogers, membership committee.
 Mrg. 6. M. Wheelock, chairman. Mrs. Harriet Treat. Mrs. L. B. Lincoln. Mr4. Mrs. Herbert F. Clark. Hugh A. Dun ming, Merton L. Stott, F. M Spooner, William Laiug, William R. Dove. com mtttee on entertainments.
 Albert R. Stiliman, chairman, Sam uel H. Dewis. Albert B. Crafts. James Broughton, Frederick E. Fowler, Will liam F. Saunders. fire district commit tee.
 Herbert P. Clark, chairman, Miss Liottie Treat. Miss Ellen W. ArTning- ton, Miss Mary Reuter-, Miss Jean Med1de. Mrs. J. D. Probst, Robert Smith, Bennett Chappell, Adolph R ,s- de. Rev. William F..WilNams, commit tee on recreation.
 It is planned to have tennis court and baseball field, and also to have the usual aquatic and field sports on Labor day. Attention is to be given at once to the matter of disposal of garbage and the officers and several committees of the association will begin acti Ve work for the general improvement of Pleasant View with the least possible delay.
 Mss Mary McCaffrey of the Along shore cottage gave a franifurter roast on the beach Wednesday evening to about 25 friends. There was music and dancing in the cottage.
 Entertainments are given on Tues day and Friday evenings and the pro- ceadE are devoted to the building fund for the erection of Catholic chapel
 Janes Charles Farrell and family os Alb@ny arrived in the special car Ad- vestursr, which was switched from the ASS express train from New York at the Westerly station. The party was taken in four of MT. FarreiPs automo- piles to Watch Hl1. where the Farrell family win spend the balance of the season in the Ridgend cottage, owned by A Lowes Dickinson of England. Mir. Farrell is ss leading capitalist of Albany. where he was born in 1870. He was educated in St. Johns college, Fordham, and was graduated from Christian Brothers academy in 1886. He is treasurer of the Albany Argus, treasurer of Helderberg Cement com Pany. resident representative of the National Surety company, director of the Albany Evening Union company and Commerce Insurance company of Albany. This will be the first season for the FaFrells at Watch Hill.