Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-29
CURRENT TOPICS IN WESTERLY Y
Interest in NewberryBinney Weddng-Pupls' italH S. Class of 1890 Has Reunion Saturday Evening-Five Kitchen Barrooms Raided = Lightning Strikes Lam phere House.

Miss Elizabeth Goddard Binnsy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Binney of Providence and Barnes Newberry, son of Truman New berry, former secretary of the navy, and res ident of Detroit and Watch Hill, were married Monday afternoon at the Binney country home at Potowomut- Miss Binney was attended by her sis- ter, Mrs. Howard Anson Richmond. as maid of honor and by four brides maids, Miss Alice L. Howard, Miss Harriet M. Smith and Miss Martha J. Nicholson of Providence and Miss Katherine Thompson of Wilmington, Del.
 Phelps Newberry, a brother, was the best man and the ushers were Frank W. Burke, Jr., and Dwight Douglass of Detroit, Frederick C. Cunningham, Winthrop W. Brooks and John c. Her man of New York. T. Phelps Swift of Chicago. Julian T. Bishop of Wash ington, Richard E. Wheeler of New Haven, Thomas I. Hare Powel and E. Harris Howard of Providence. The Watch Hill fashionable colony was largely represented at the wedding.
 The piano pupils of Miss Grace Rutherford Carmichael entertained their parents with a recital at 45 Granite street. The pupils showed satisfactory progress and played with GUlIlS G1LI LO LUG PLGGaS LII Q OL pupils, parents and preceptor, render ed the following programme: Flow CT Girls March, WackS, Irene Oppy; Polonatse. Engleman, Isabel Nacken- zie; Forget Me Not, Lichner, Irene Lanphere; Song Without Words, Spondler, Everett Lawton: Slumber Song, Gueitt, Laura Kenyon; Ma zurka-C Caprice, Jessie Bryson; Morn ing Prayer, Streaaboog, Inez Baker, La Styrienne. Biergnueller, Helen Nye: The Merry Ocean, Latour, Mol ly Thareget: Waltz Op. Ga, Schubert, thol, Mildred Mackenzie; When Daisies Sleep, Schiefelbain, Gladys Pendleton; Barcarolle, Offenbach, Raymond Mitchell; Humoresque, Dvo- rak, Eleanor Browning; Vale Caprice, Rathbun, Dorothy Krebs.
 The class of 1890 Westerly High School celebrated Saturday evening the silver jubilee of graduation at the Dixon was a most enjoyable event, the class members having several guests, the members representing the year since graduation. These members of the class answered the roll call: Mrs A. V. Phelps (NIiss Abbie J. Robin- Son,) Dr. William 4. Hillard, Dr. Allen c. Whifrord, William W. Foster. Ho- bart B. Ayers, Mrs. B. Frank Lake, (Miss Mary P. Slyne) Dr. John M. OConnell, Fred Carlton Allen, Dr. J. De We've Barber, Henry Clark Moore The absantees were Milton A. Gran dall of Grand Junction, Colorado and Aubrey c. Lewis of Schenectady, New York. The Maxson Trio furnished the music and Mir. Carlton was toast master.
 Toasts and responses were as fol- lows: The Class of 30, Dr. HiIIard; Our Alma Mater, Mrs. Robinson; "Reminiscences of School Days, Wm. Foster; Our Homes, pr. Whitford; Our Life Partners, Dr. A. V Phelps; Education. William Moore; Wise and Otherwise, pr. O'Connell; The Ladies, pr. Barber Motives and Locomotives, William Ayers; Till We Meet Again, Mrs. Lake.
 At the business session Mrs Phelps and Mrs. Lake were reelected presi- dent and secretary respectively Three teachers of the 1900 class were