Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
Local Laconica-

Mrs. Edward R. Lewis is improving from her recent severe and sudden illness.
 David F. stiliman is attending the commencement exercises of Alfred university.
 Frank Jackson of Philadelphia. for merly of Westerly, is here on visit to old-time friends.
 Suffragan Bishop Babcock and fam fly. of Boston, have arrived at their Watch Hill cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Henry Gran dall will soon leave for California to attend the exposition.
 Louis E. Barber will join a party of Providence spOrtsmen to go to Maine on salmon fishing trip.
 United States Steamboat Inspectors Withey and Stewart, of New London inspected steamer Westerly Monday.
 George L. StiIlnan will leave Wes- terly July 21. on a trip to the Pa cif1c coast, and will visit the exposi- ton.
 Granite City camp of Modern Wood men placed floral tributes on the graves of deceased members in River Bend and St. Michaers cemeteries, Sunday.
 Charles E. Stewart and family have removed from Narragansett avenue to the Dickinson house in Beach street recently purchased by MT. Stewart will be occupied by MT. and Mrs Curl Judkins.
 Harry McE Pendleton, son of Col | onel Edwin P. PendIeton, U. s. A. l retired, of Westerly, is a member of the class to be graduated at West Point next Saturday. Colonel Pen dleton was graduated in the class of 1879. Westerly relatives will attend l the graduating exercises. The flag at the town haI1 was flung | to the breeze in recognition of Fire mems day. The others who did honor l to the fire laddies by the display of l flags were the B. M. Dodge company 1 Rooney's shop was the only place | where there was a sen1blance of dec oration. That's all.
 Marketman George Broughton sff- | fered a peculiar accident Monday In passing one of his employees who had 1 8. knife in his hand, MT. Broughton's | right hand came in conutact with the which there was considerable flow | of blood. Dr. Scanlon rendered first aid and called MT. Broughton's family physician, Dr. Lewis.
 ~ Loyal Pride of New England lodge. of Westerly, Manchester Unity of l OOu S1AOWS. OOudLGO snare to the fund of $75O, raised in the Rhode Is- | land district, for the assistance of de- 1 pendents of British members who par l tiG1pated in the war. The war means
 a heavy drain upon the resources of l Manchester Unity, as a large per | centage Of the organization is in the ] British army.
 l Daniel J. Sully of Watch Hill came within one of getting a verdict for $1, ,5O0000 in his suit against J. Hays 1 Hammond and others, in a branch of l the supreme court at Washington D. C. After IS hours of deliberation, the i jury failed to agree. the vote being II to 1 in favor of MT. Sully. The suit is the outcome of the repudia- | tion of a contract between MT SulIy
 and the defendants for the sale of
 European rights in a cotton gin and l in the sale of stock in the General Cotton Securities company
 At the home of her sister. Mrs.
 John G. Traggis, in StiIlman avenue,
 Miss Frifily Satara, who arrived here
 a week ago from Mity1ene, Greece was married to Peter Anthony, of Water l bury, formerly of New London by Rev. MT. Lazoros of New York. in ac- l cordance with the ritual of the Greek church. The marriage ceremony was performed Sunday evening in the presence of many local friends, and others, from New London, New Haven | Waterbury. Norwich, Hartford and New York city. MT and Mrs An
 thony left Monday morning for Water l bury.