Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-29

I People. On Earth. These visiting Elks ! from Connecticut and several lodges in Rhode Island Were represented.
 The public sehools of Westeriy will l open Tuesday. The teachers engaged are announced by Superintendent Will Miss Laura E. Mcintyre. high school principal; Helen R. Scammor1. science and mathematics; Esther D Griswold, English Annie M Gamer Latin; Edna M. Robbins mathemat : ics and science; Marguerite Poore. biology; Kathryne M SturtAvant, French and Spanish; Ada F. Tucker, history and civics; Lena J. Russell. stenogra phy and typewriting. Elm Street School-Harold L. Den- Hall. principal; Annie M. McNeIly. seventh; and eighth grade science and drawing; Sara M. Holton. seventh and eighth grade English- Katherine V. Nestor. seventh and eighth grN,e En- glish; Beatrice I. Gavitt. seventn and eighth grade mathematics; Mary Sul- livan, seventh and eighth grade geog- raphy. penrfanship and physiology: Jessie s. Berry (substitute) sixth grade; Lizzie E. Martin. sixth grade : Maude Ennis. fifth grade; Bessie Fen elon, fourth grade
 Miss Pauline W. StahIe principal at Pleasant street Eliza H. Syme. sixth grade; Etkel l.. Bishop. fourth and
 
 fourth grade; Mary I. Williams. third grade: Carrie L. Saunders. second and third grades; Jennie A. 5Dawley.- first and second grades; Gladys M. OIm- special instructor.
 At Park avenue school Miss Mary l.. keleher will teach the. fifth grade and act as principal with Mary F. McAvoy, fourth grade; The1ma Lar kin. third grade: Kathryn Wilbur, first and second grades
 The teachers at Chestnut street school will be Miss Jeanne sE. Day first and second grades with Miss Jen- nie B. Montague teaching the third grade..ss ssss ,sE--es-<.x -
 The.teachers at Quarry Hill school will be Gertrude Rich. principal and teacher of grades four and ffve; Bes- sic West. third and sgfourth grades: Catherine Healy. first. and second grades. White Rock school teachers: Lillian Thomas. grades four. five and -six; the teacher for the other grades at this school are not yet announced and eighth grades Myrtle G. Swim n1er, third and fourth grades: Marga- ret Oatley. first and second. Dunn S Corners school teachers: Lillian K GreeneF grades five to eight; (not an- -nounced), grades one to four.
 The special teachers will be Hallie Hood, drawing Jennie B. Stanton. el- ccution; Robert A. Wilder shap prac- tlce; Robert Valentine. music: Mar .guerite !. Whitney. domestic science: Samuel w. Slocum, wood working; 'LaVerne D. I-angworthy. shop prac- tice. s Local Laeonics.
 The chowder and cIambake' at the Colonial MistuxN outing, at tWequete- quock. Wednesday,, was a qualified success. One of the members said the soda. and water melon were fine and that there was real sport at the ball game.
 < Pin boys at the Watch Hill bowling alleys are out on strike. but have not prepared their demand. They have been paidss7 a.week; and have been of fered S10. s.s&. -rs-.s
 All public service automobile Ii censes expire in Westerly with next Sunday, and must be renewed before Monday if the operators are to con- tinue in business.
 The Riverside playground will be closed for the season Saturday even ing. rr f Some refer to that Wequetequock clambake as roast.
 Joseph A. Girard. of Westerly was fined g and costs in the Groton town court for operating an automobile without a license