Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-27

Mrs. John Langworthy of Lower Pawcatuck received serious injury Tuesday noon as she aiighted from the automobile of Byron Champlin. rural residence of Alexander Crurnb 155 Me chanic street. Mrs. Langworthy step ped from the machine before it came to standstill and was thrown with great force to the roadbed. She was taken into the Crumb residence and Dr. Mi chael H. Scanlon was summoned. Her right arm was fractured near the shoulder, her back severely bruised and strained and she received several minor bruises Mrs. Laugworthy is 69 years of age. Her husband was called from the c. B. Cottrell & Sons company shop. where he is employed and it wa decided not to move the injured won- an for the present.
 A large number of friends of tb. Westerly High school assembled in the school hall Tuesday evening and en- 1oyed the interesting prize speaking selected and trained by Miss Jennie K- Stanton. teacher of elocution. The musical portion of the exercises was under the direction of Robert Valen- t1ne teacher of music. The program rendered was as follows:
 Apple Blossoms Kathleen Roberts
 High School Orchestra Brier Rose,
 M. Edna Nib1ock, IS John W. Jones. Day Madeleine Vercheres. ~ brumnond Whispering 'ss BSl. ,, A0SnR: ir1inF ls Bacheller Angelo M. Gencarello, IS. What William Henry Did,
 Helen Ruth Ganney. T '1si mar pour Funeral March of a Marionette.
 Gounod
 High School Orchestra. Die Mutter, True Story Doty
 Francis Pierce Brightman 1T Laddie,
 NJ. Louise Frechette. 1s. Shamus OiBrien. Tale of es, as
 Related by an Irish Peasant
 Joseph Sheridan LeTane
 Timothy E. Geary, '1s. The Keeper of the Light. Van Dyke ,r Alice Baker, is. The Flag. Frank Crane The Star Spangled Banner, Entre Acte Gayotte Frnas+ r<,,-.4 1
 High School Orchestra.
 The total door receipts were divided | into four cash prizes. first and second | The prizes were awarded
 Girls: First prize. Miss Jessie S. S4fH Ahearn IS; second. Miss M. Edna AoA lInOCnY E. CIedry | 1s: second, Angelo M. ZencareIlo. 'Is. The judges were Royal A. Moore. principal Wheeler school North Stor1 l ngton, Miss Besse Taylor and Miss Wary M. Whipple.
 The members of the eighth grade Of I'm Street school, the next Freshman lass of the Westerly High school with parents and friends, were tendered reception in the school hall Monday light. Miss Gladys " Ross of the unior class, recited Bobby Shaftoe. in very pleasing way. Principal Israel Sheldon gave an instructive talk n the student and training in high chool. The sophomore class gave a laylet of Sketches of Silas Warner ! very credftable manner, under the lrection of Miss Jennie B. Stanton. These real estate transfer deeds have cen recorded in the office of the Town Jerk of Westerly. since last reported l The Bulletin: Lil1ia E. Ennis, ct al. ) Mary G. Tuscano, lot east side West treet; Charles B. Erickson to Jose hine s. Erickson, house and lot south idle Atlantic avenue, Pleasant View: William Davidson to Fred E. Boying- on. lot in Fairview park; Nathan lilies heirs to Andrew Waters. 100 cres with improvements, west side of md of Arnold Kenyon and Archie i fletcher; Franklin D. Lawson to Jes- e W. Haywood, lot at Musicolony; l i 7illiam Clark Rathbun to Westerly I