Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-31

F. Casey Co B, Third: Samuel Chris tie, Co. M, First R. l.; Roger Lynch, U. s. N; Thomas F. White. Co. B, Third Conn.
 Stonington.
 John Fallon, Go. B, Third Conn; Dennis Gilmore, Co. B, Third Conn.
 Noank.
 William Chadwick, Co. B, Third Conn.
 Shamrock.
 Herbert S. Wilcox, Co. K, First R. I.
 motorcycle sidecar owned and op- erated by Lewis E. Moon, with Miss Aneenette GaVitt, was struck by the automobile owned by Harry Lee of Stonington when near Wequetequock Monday evening. MT. Moon was driv- ing from Stonington towards Wester- ly and was well to the right of the road when Lee, who was driving tow ards Stonington, passed another auto mobile going in the same direction, and struck the Moon sidecar Both MT. Moon and Miss Gavftt were thrown out, the young lady escaping with minor cuts and bruises, but MT. Moon was seriously injured. His right knee was severely cut and bruised and he was hurt internally in the left side of the lower abdomen. Dr. Scanlon respond | ed quickly to a call and conveyed MT. | Moon to his home on Beach street and Miss Gavitt to her home on Wells street.
 The automobile and motorcycle were considerably damaged, but the occu- pants of tne automobile escaped in- jury.
 dedicated on Monday night, E. Mark l Sullivan of Boston, secretary to the l grand exalted ruler, delivering the ded- icatory address. The ceremony of ded- | ication was by Grand Exalted Ruler | James R. Nicholson. District Deputy Exalted Ruler Martin H. Spellman of | Westerly acted as esquire, and all other positions were filled by past district deputies. Besides MT. Spellman, West erly lodge was represented by Amos J. Dawley and Owen J. Deadly.
 The Italian societies of Westerly pa- raded Tuesday afternoon headed by | TesauFo's concert band When in front of the societies. rooms in the Welch building the band rendered the Star | Spangled Banner with god effect The line was formed immediately there after and marched through the Italian section, then to St. Michaels and St Sebastian's cemeteries, where flowers 1 were placed on the graves of deceased members, and also on the graves oi relatives of members. The societies made a creditable appearance and the music by this new band was a revela- tion to Westerly people.
 An unusually large crowd, including practically all of the student bodies o. both schools, witnessed the game O. baseball on the Vose grounds Tuesday morning between the teams represent. ing the Westerly and the Stoningto1 High schools. It was a closely played game, resulting in a victory for Ston ingtons 8 to 2. It was arranged befor, the game that on account of the deatl of the mother of Pitcher Lowry of tn, Westerly team that there be no dem onstration on the day of the game There was strict compliance to tn, agreement on the part of Stonington
 Local Laconics.
 The parade of the fire departnen : next Saturday afternoon will attrac many to Westerly.
 Before the parade Tuesday the vet erans of two wars were photographic in front of the Memorial building The police force was busted in di recting traffic in Dixon square Tuesda, afternoon, clearing the way for the tw' processions.
 James A. Barber, Wester1y's meda of honor man. was the pride of hi comrades and fellow townsmen il 7 Tuesdays parade
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