Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

cox park. located IN the civic center of
Westerly.
Third district court session In wes-
terly today.
There is a-lun In the Westerly gran
lite industry.
Henry Dabon Of New York Is the
guest Of Charles A. Morgan.
The Westerly band viii give a con-
cert at Atlantic beach Sunday after
noon.
Walter B. Segar Of Pawtucket, is
here on a visit to his mother, Mrs. ].
Frank Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Clarence Maxson
returned Thursday from q two months
trip in Maine.
The Westerly band concert in VIII
COX park, Thursday evening, was en-
Joyed by many.
Rev. DR.. King. Of Providence, is the
guest OF his daughter. Mrs. Daniel o.
Earle, in Westerly.
Misses Marion and Edna Wells Of
New London, are guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Albert H. Spicer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Poyntel c. Staley OF
Buffalo, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur L. Perry. in Elm street
A guide board indicating the direc-
ton to New London is needed at the
corner Of Broad and Elm streets.
1t has been demonstrated that there
is no real need Of the services of a
social welfare worker in Westerly.
The town Of Westerly buys coal in
larger quantities than does the wes-
terly fire district and pays more per
ton.
The police have effectuaIly closed
five kitchen bar rooms within a month
and are on the trail of several sus-
poets.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward w. Smith of
Phenix, r. l.. are guests of Miss Hat
tie E. Cottrell at her home in Elm
street.
Several of the poison patients have
been confined to their homes for a
month, but are making slow progress
to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael wismore and
daughter Dorothy, of Middletown.
Conn. are guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Michael H. Scanlon.
William Sheffield. manager of the
Westerly Automatic Telephone COM
pany, one of the poison sufferers. has
fully recovered and assumed his reg
ular work.
There was an unusually large num-
Der of automobiles passing through
Westerly Thursday, having been held
over to the east and west by wednes-
days storm.
Some small boys who committed
petty thertS were taken into CUSTODY
by the police Thursday and told>of the
result If there was continuance of
wrong-doing.
Miss Agnes Burtch, late postmistress
at Sheffield, Mass, now a resident of
Richmond Hill. L l., is visiting her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pilling,
at % Williams street.
William Snyder and family, Ernest
nd
Clark and son Elmer, are spending
two weeks at the cottage Elberon, Jr.,
at Pleasant View beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sparrow,
who were married Monday in West
springfield. Mass are visiting at the
Charquette. on Canal street.
Miss Ida A. Thomas, who was
struck by Amos Burdick's jitney when
in front of the railway station. We'd
nesday morning, is in a serious con-
dition at her home in Ashaway.
Mrs. Joseph L. Peacock entertained
members of Phebe reene Ward chap
olution, at her summer residence on
the Gallup farm, North Stonignton,
Thursday.
Thomas Kenney, formerly of Ash
away, died suddenly Tuesday evening
at his home in PittsfeId, Mass. He
is survived Dy a son ana daughter and
four brothers, John. James and Will
liam, of Ashaway, and Michael Kenney
of Westerly.
Police Sergeant West was called to
White Rock Thursday afternoon, to
arrest two men who were drunk and
disorderly. A Jitney was pressed into
service as a patrol and the two DRINKS
were soon behind the bars in the Wes-
terly police station.
Several moving picture actresses and
actors, who assist in the production
of the Totten reels for the Essanay
company, with studio at Pendleton
Hill, are staying at The Rhode Island
in Westerly. Beverly Baine and Lii
Ian Drew are Of the party.
Some of the shrubbery placed in the
elevated front yard of the postoffice
were very short lived, and it would
have been better for the beauty of the
surroundings had they never been
planted. Now that they are dead their
speedy removal would be an indication
of improved appearance of the local
ity.
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