Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21

Robert Farnhan1, Clarence Roche, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Clarke. Miss May ! Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Utter, Mrs. Edward Coy and John Ferguson. The principal characters in the town
 meeting scene will be: Samuel Ward, moderator, William .Segar; Col. Will liam Pendietcn. Eugene Pehdleton; plin; ior James Babcock, Major Bourden Babeock; Capt James Park. George A. Champlin; James Rhodes, Dr. William Thompson; Joshua Bab- cock, Dr. Albert H. Spicer; Joseph | Moves. Edgar Maxson; George Shef- i field, Everett Whipple; Oliver Crary, i A. A. Palmiter.
 Miss Tanner also announced the cast l of the finale as follows: l Spirit of Westerly-Katherine Cot : trell.
 ] Fisheries nduStry-Preatices aLan- l phear and James McGarvie i Manufacturing Westerly; Textile ! Co.,. Miss Doris Donovan, Miss Nellie ! Shugrue, Miss Pauline Stahl: Lorraine 1 Manufacturing Co.. Miss Beatrice Par
 ker, Miss Isabel Florence, Miss Mabel i Gardiner
 1 Italian Group-Joseph Grille, George i Gervasini, Frank A. Luscano. Spanish War Veterans .-- Robert i Brucker camp. No. 6. U. $. A. W. V. i Red Cross-Mrs. w. D. Critcherson, 1 Mrs. Milo Clarke, Mrs. Frank Sherman, ] Mrs Charles Sherman, Miss Esther Dodge.
 1 Civilization-Louise F'rechette. 1 France-Eva Frechette. l Bengium-Bessie Archie. + 1 Serbia-Anngenette Cottrell. ! Italy-Miss Nigrelli.
 1 England-Elizabeth Champ,in. Nictory-Gertrude Rich. | Peace-Marion Barns. | Prosperity-Mrs. Arthur Trotman. l Columbia-Eleanor Gill. 1s | Justice-Edna Robbins. Mercy-Margaret Pagan. I Soldiers and Sailors-Edwin Hawke. | Harold Kenyon, Louis J. Rossi Patrick Murray, William Donovan, Ernest Younks, Daniel Ashworth, Harold 1 Barber, Irving McGowan. A special car has been secured for l the annual banquet of the Westerly ] Board of Trade which is to be held
 next Monday evening at Watch Hill. l The car will leave the square at 745 1 and will return to town after the ! banquet. In addition to D. D. Hoag- | land chaplain of the 101st Ammuni- | ton Train, Yankee Division, who has | already been announced as the speak
 CT of the evening. the committee have
 secured H. A. Clarke of Boston as an
 entertainer.
 | Herbert p. Dartch, U. S. N., son of | Mrs. Charles Dartch of Pond street is
 now at a rest house in New York city, having been discharged from the gov
 ernment hospital where he had been
 under treatment for injuries received
 while in service on board ship. He
 was one of the first Westerly boys to
 enter the service, having enlisted in 1 1917 He received his injury on board | the transport Vandyke. The Ladies' Aid society members
 were guests this week of Mrs. Philip Opie of Belvedere Farm. About fif-
 ty members were present. An enter | tainment was provided and refresh
 ments were served. Mrs. Frederick
 Fowler, president of the society, was
 presented a silver cake fork. This
 was the final meeting of the season.
 An Old Home Week service is to be held Sunday morning at Grace Meth odist church. The service is planned in honor of the boys of the church
 who have seen service in he army and
 navy during the war. The choir will
 render a special programme and pa
 triotic songs will feature the service. There will be solos by Miss Kernie Williams and Miss Evelyn Rock The
 honor roll contains 32 names St. MichaePs parish will greet it's service men in Welcome Home eel ebration to be held next Sunday eve
 ming. There will be sermon on Pa triotism and special music by choir
 representing the Westerly Catholic churches.
 Local Laconics.
 The Ashaway Line and Twine com pany is now running on 54-hour a