Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-27
WESTERLY

1 and two daughters; also by her moth er- sister and a brother.
 Girj Scouts of Rhode Island paraded 1 in, Providence Saturday, in opening 1 the campaign for funds and associate
 members and which will continue to November 1. The parade was review = ed by Lieutenant Governor Emery J San Souci, Mayor Joseph H. Gainer, and the Girl Scout council of Rhode Island. The Westerly contingent was given a post of honor on the left of the line of the second division. Mrs. Cornelius Farrell. who is at Watch Hill during the summers. re- turned to New York by automobile on Thursday. While ell route. her hus- band who was in New York. received a telegram that a brother of Mrs. Far | reIl had been accidentally killed in Greenfield, Mass. where he resided. This is the fifth member of Mrs. Far re1Fs family to die through accidents.
 Tho thirty ninth annual convention of the Rhode Island Sunday School association will be held Tuesday and Wednesday next. and every Sunday school in the state is entitled to at least one delegate. The programme follows
 Tuesday Morning-Address. bE John L. Alexander Chicago. superintend- ent Young Peoples Divsion. Interna- tional Sunday School association: ad dresses of welcome. by Dr. R. D. Hol- lington, J. A. Latham and G. =. Ami son, president of the Superintendents Union; response, by Dr. Sargent. the president of the associa ton.
 Tuesday Afternoon-Reports from the executive committee, treasurer and general secretary: institute per Mrs Viola " Morris. Worcester; young peoples division. Dr. E. s. Lew is associate editor. sunday school publications: Cincinnati adult divis- ion. MT. Alexander; district officers and adminisrra ton. Wallace l. Woodin. general secretary Connecticut Sunday School association Miss Florence Venn of Boston will talk Music in the Sunday School. and Rev. Dr. J; Francis Cooper the Sunday School in Evangelism.
 Tuesday Evening-Address. How to Keep Our Young People in Sunday School, pr. E. s. Lewis; address. The Associations Educational Programme, MT. Alexander.
 Wednesday morning-Address on Rhode Island Sunday Schools. Rev. B. T. Livingston; The District and Dis trict Officers, Mir. Alexander; denomi national rallies; banquet.
 Wednesday afternoon-Temperanc hour Miss Mary E. Olney. Miss E. Carol Hodge. Dr. E. Y. Claypool insti- tutes; summer school alumni meet ing.
 Wednesday evening-Reports of committees on resolution and intro duction of new president: address. by Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Boston.
 Local Laconics.
 Walter Snyder has returned from vacation of two weeks spent in New Jersey and New York
 The football team of the Westerly High school was disappointed in New London, when defeated by the Voca- tional school team. 6 to 0.
 Five hundred and ninety eight votes were cast in the recent repu blican caucus, showing that number of cleo tors participated in the caucus.
 Enployes- of the Lorraine Manufac- turing company enjoyed clambake, Saturday afternoon. at Barnes point, pond.
 Rev F. c. A. Jones. pastor of Cal vary Baptist church, supplied a pulpit in a Massachusetts church Sunday. Rev F. Howarth. of Bradford. Eng land, substituted in Calvary church.
 The sum of s119 has thus far been raised for the Roosevelt Memorial. in 
 \ rally for the Westerly Jewish Re- lief drive, in the town hall this (Mon- day) evening. Colonel Harry Cutler of Providence, will be the chief speak 1 er
 part Of the American Legion is to be instituted in Ashaway.
 Five retired sea captains of New i York city have purchased the Elna- l