Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-14
Local Laconics,


Mr.. and Mrs. Denis Driscoll of Nor
witch are at their Pleasant View cot
tage.
The C1arks defeated the Providence
Independents at baseball Saturday aft
ernoon by a score of to 8.
Walter Flynn, son of Councilman
and Mrs. Maurice W. Flynn, is home
from the Albany Law school on vaca-
ton.
Frank S. TurnbuI1. of New York, has
commenced the erection of a. large cot
tage at the Point, near Meadow Lane,
Watch Hill.
dick, of Westerly. have purchased land
for building sites at Green Hill, from
the II. L. Stillman company.
La Verne D. Langworthy has been
appointed instructor in the machine
shop Of the manual training depart
ment Of the Westerly high school, to
succeed Lewis G. Crater, resigned.
John Jones. who has been suffering
for some time with internal trouble,
that has not been diagnosed to the
satisfaction of local physicians, was
taken to the Rhode Island hospital,
Friday.
Principal Eddy. of the North Kings
town high school, has resigned be-
observation-disclosures We not met with
approval and this action he considers
to be detrimental to the progress of
the school
Eddie Daley, age seven, son of Will
liam and Annie 8IaIlon Daley, formerly
of Westerly, died Frida yin New York
city. The body arrived in Westerly
Sunday and was buried in ST. Mich
aeFs cemetery.
The general plan to improve the
coast defenses includes an appropri-
alton of 100000 for Narragansett
bay, and another million for Forts
Wright, Niche, Terry and Mansfield
at Watch Hill.
Jesse W. StilIman, son of Judge and
Albert r. Stilln1an, received the de-
gree of master of arts at Columbia
university commencement. He will
serve as research chemist at the uni
Versity next year.
Carl G. Mitchell, Of Westerly, is a
member of the class that graduated
from the East Greenwich tcademy and
received his diploma at the commence
men texercises Thursday evening. He
also received a football trophy.
Lieutenant I. Frank Gavitt has
leased the Shore Dinner house at
Watch Hill. Mr.. Gavitt was connect
ed with Company B, Third regiment,
soon after the cla-se OF the war with
Spain.
The case Of Albert B. Crafts against
the Mechanics bank of Westerly,
claiming $4,000 as due for legal SER
vices, is still on trial in the superior
court at Providence. Mr.. Crafts has
been on the witness stand for three
days.
Colonel Eugene B. PendIeton return
ed Saturday morning from West Point,
where he witnessed the graduation of
his nephew, Harry NICE. Pendlton, for
the military academy. The graduate
is son of Colonel Edwin P. Pendleton
Of Westerly.
There is now a more direct entrance
to the bathing beach at Watch HILL
made possible by the removal of a line
of bath houses from the centre to the
end of the group of houses. More bath
houses have been added to the section
Of private bath houses.
There were several from Baltic at
the wedding Of Miss Hope Loretta
Spencer Of Norwood, and c. T. 8. Lis
combe, of Newton. Mass. at the home
Of the brides parents. Mrs. John E.
Rose. of Baltic, played Mendelssohn's
wedding march.
It is expected that every available
United States flag in Westerly will be
flung to the breeze today in recogni-
ton Of Flag day. In the evening Wes-
terly lodge Of Elks will hold public OBJ
servance in town hall accoding to the
ritual of the Elks, together with spe-
c1a1 musical and literary exercises, in
Guiding a patriotic speech by Hon.
Abel p. Tanner Of New London.