Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-21

heard from Mir Babcocl1. the appii- cant. (
 It will be interesting to you and the members of the council to know that during the. months of October, NoVem- Der and December. last year. we lost $70,000. covering operating expenses and taxes only Cno rentals or interest," and it is obvious that the receiver, in order to justify the operation of any of the property must curtail to the point where operating revenue is at least equal to operating expense. and 1t is with this aim in view that the service to Weekapaug was abandoned. The future Of the interurban proper ties is most discouraging.
 Yours very truly.
 Temporary Receiver.
 Miss Catharine Rollins. Brown, for merly of Westerly daughter Of Mrs Henry F. Brown of AEston street. and Herbert Shepherd Holmes. son of MT, and Mrs. ]. Porter Holmes of Milton, were united in marriage Saturday eve ming, at the home of the bride. The Episcopal wedding service was used. the ceremony being conducted by Rev. Joseph Walther of the WoHaston Bap- tist church. About 300 guests were present. A reception followed.
 The bride was attended by Mrs. Ed gar P. Maxson of Westerly as mat TOT of honor and Miss Frances C.. Brown. the brides sister. as maid of
 
 was the best man. The ushers were Wi1fred B. Utter of Westerly, Donald G. Wilbar of East Braintree. Wendell M. Harrington and Howard Neill of Milton
 The brides dress was of white sat- in with court train. She carried bouquet of bavadia and lilies of the valley. The matron anG maid of hon. or were in pink and carried sweetheart roses.
 The guests present included the Misses Sally and Louise Coy Vivian Arnold Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hox- ie, Mir and Mrs. Edgar P. Maxson. MT. and Mrs. George B. Utter. Mrs. George H. litter WIfred B. Utter Miss Ruth H. May, Cyrus H. Brown of Westerly, Mir and Mrs w. NJ. Brown of Ston ington and Miss Gene Mccall of Bradford.
 Raymond N. skiiton of Boston, was i,,nr o1 the fast roadster that struck the automobile of Winslow N. oril, the Watch Hill road. Sunday afternoon. Besides MT. Skelton in his racer were Mrs. l.. D. Pickering and Miss Simpson The roadster was tained a fracture of the nose and Miss Simpsons back was sprained. Mir. Skilton although caught under the chine was not injured, In the York car were Mir. and Mrs. Winslow N. York, Mir. and Mrs. Edmund P. York and child and Leon H. York. They es- caped serious injury. but the car was wrecked.
 MT. Ski1ton applied the brakes when he saw the York car coming out of the driveway at The Films. and the car dragged 197 feet before striking the York car and went twenty-fv feet fanther before it capsized
 The touring car of Samuel Sanborn of Providence, with the owner in the car with the chauffeur. struck a tele- phone pole on the Watch Hill road on Monday afternoon. knocked the pole down, crashed through q stone wall and landed in the meadow of the Dock estate. The men were not figured. The accident was caused by the tdisconnec- ton of the steering post. The off front wheel was smashed and the front end of the Car wrecked.
 Local Laconics.
 The Bristol basepa:i team, composed in the main of rubber workers defeated J.-e W esterly team l at the game :-- Yes. eri,- s'undav afternoon The
 - tha runs in the fifth inning, and the locals one in the Rev Frederick A Macdonald. of Westerly delivered an address on The American spirit, at d meeting of the Coventry Wornan's club.
 Charles A. Clark. Civil war veteran. blind and confined to his home in Lester street was remembered by his friends on his eightieth birthday. Fri day.
 Madelaine Higgins and Grace To Mt. St Joseph's seminary. Hartford.