Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
WESTERLY

Lieut.. Ellsworth Goldsmith, who re- gently returned from overseas, is vis- liting friends in Westerly Lieut.. Goldsmith gave a talk on his experi- ence in France this week at the meet 1 ing of Narragansette commandery, ENo. 21 K. T.
 i Edgar p. Maxson and WEIfred B. ] Utter who are with Dr. Henry E. Ut- kt6r camping and fishing in northern 1 Maine, write home that they found
 fall of six inches of snow the other morning when they came out of their tents The ice is not out of the lakes
 tyet but in the streams the salmon
 fishing is reported good.
 1 Mrs. Arthur Rice of Lincoln ave 1 enue was aided ill the celebration of ] her birthday " ednesday evening ! when a number of friends surprised
 her and presented beautiful gifts of
 cut glass.
 Friday evening the Westerly Cycle
 club gave a welcome home to. its
 members who have been in their
 country's service.
 Bliven's Opera House was crowded
 Wednesday night, when the members
 of the Catholic Young Mems club
 presented their minstrels. Coaches \ were Mrs. Michael F. Driscoll and NIdTLln II. OpeIluldu dIlu tIley iCCClN- |I ed many compliments for the stc-
 cess of the the minstrels. The program follows:
 Al J. Twomey, interlocutor, overture, ''In the Land of Cotton,' chorus; end
 sond Look What My Boy Got in France, James Mccormack; tenor so- 10 God Be With My Boy Tonight" :" Frank LaPere; end song, Dallas Blues,' Michael Tuscano; tenor solo, Calling Me Home to You" Joseph L. Lenihan; end song, I'll Say She tiful Ohio Misses Rose Bannon and Clara Handel; end song, 'Swingin' Along With Linda,'' John Reardon; baritone solo, Mate O Mine," Chales F. St. Onge; end. song, 70, Helen Edward Brown; contralto solo, "The E Blue Bird Mrs. Robert Hughes: bari I tone solo, Dear Old Pal of Mine,' pr Harold Doyle: end song, How ya 8 Gonna Keep Elm Down on the Farm,
 Edward J. Fenelon,
 8 Intermission-Sopr solo, "Wher < Ireland Comes Into Her Own," Heler McGrath; chorus, Picnic Day." solo ! "Flower Song" Jessie Hughes: duet J "Micky" Helen McGrath and Joseph S Lamb; chorus, Picnic Day." children, : dance, Mary Driscoll and Rutl S Scanlon; daisy dance, Rose Ga1ahar Dorothy Ryan, Margaret Lenihan, FL > inor Daley, Alice Ledwidge, Mar Fl guerite Whalen; premire dantaste q Miss Rose Ramon; fairy queen. Bi 4 anci Fraquelli; fairies, Clare Fraquel li Mary Coleman, Elinor( Faverio E Mary Dunn, six little grandmas, Mar! # Spellman, Evelyn Foley Margare Foley, Virginia Gilchrist, Mary Con way, Mary Dolan; veil dance, Heller McGrath, Catherine Spellman, Mar. # Driscoll Agnes Conway. Ethel Daley S Helen Murphy, Ruth Scanlon Grac & Murphy; irental song and dance, Mrs Robert Hughes, Misses Bannon, Ere 2 chette, Driscoll, Scanlon and Nc , Grath solo Tracking Elm Down. a George Lamb; closing chorus, Sta $ Spangled Banner"
 Local Laconies. Mrs o. U. Whitford, who is witt A her daughter in Milton. Wis, will eel \ ebrate her S5th birthday today (Sat & urday.)
 MT. and Mrs. Denison c. Hinaklel T who have been on the Isle of Pine & during the winter have returned t # Westerly.
 H MT. and Mrs. George A. Champli # of Elm street, who have been at Day | tona, Fla, for the season have return & cd to their home.