Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-02
WESTERLY

The Mule Spinners' association and friends, mainly employees of the William Clark mill of the American Thread company, members of English ana Scotch organizations. and Pride of New England lodge, l. O. o. F., Manchester Unity, participated in the big parade in Providence Saturday morning and in the outing at Rocky Point The event was the second annual outing of inc British Day Association of Rhode lslaf { in observance of the anniversary o1 England's entrance in the world war. The order of procession was as follows: :
 First division-Greystone Victory band; British Veterans association l; British and Canadian war veterans Ladies' Auxiliary float British Vette- rans association and these lodges of Manchester Unity, Odd Fellows, Loyal Unity Loyal Lily Loyal Alpha, Loyal Garfeld. Loyal Hope and float of Loyal Faith lodge,
 Second division - Providence Cadet band and these lodges of Manchester Unity Odd Fellows, Loyal Mount Hope Loyal Washington, Loyal S. S: Collyer' Loyal Enterprise, float of Loyal Auburn lodge, Loyal Washington, Loyal Vel come, Loyal Perseverance and Loyal Fidelity lodge.
 Third division-First Light Infantry band British Relief Society of Rhode Island; float of Ladies Auxiliary of Brit ish Club of Rhode Island; British Con cert Entertainers; Ishode Islaed Dis trict Cricket League; float of the Brit ish American Society of Pawtueket.
 Fourth division-Ladies Pipe band of Boston; Frazer Royal Highlanders Clan Frazer. o. S. C.; Clan Cameron, O. $. C.; float of the Daughters of Gale donia Society; Providence Caledonian Society; Clan Mcleod, O. s. C.; float of the Daughters of Argyle.
 Fifth division Ulster Volunteers Band Ulster Volunteers. Loyal Orange Lodge, Daughters of Loyal Orange Lodge Perseverance Lodge, Daughters of St. George, float of Prosperity Lodge, Daughters of St. George; Industry Lodge, Daughters of St. George, Pea body Lodge, Sons of St. George; Bea- confield Lodge, Sons of St. George; Bri- tannia Lodge, Sons of St. George; liar mony Lodge. Sons of St. George.
 Sixth Division-A. F. M. U. Band, British Club of Rhode Island, Fall Riv- CT British Club, Washington Club of New Bedford, Imperial Order, Daugh- ters of the Empire British Empire club, float of the Independent Literary As sociation, Independent British American society Greystone football club, Woon- socket British-American Ciuh Novelty Band, Field Naturalist SoEety, West Side Club, float of Ladies Auxiliary of the West Side Club.
 Samuel NJ. Gray, consulting engineer to the Providence Water Supply board, has been reengaged for another year at salary of $5,0e0. Three years ago his salary was $1o,0O0. MT. Gray is an expert in his line, and is consulted in connection with the Westerly sewerage system
 At a superior court hearing before Judge Sumner in Providence Saturday, on a motion for allowance brought in connection with the divorce case of Florence H. Holgate against Julius Hol- gate, was dismissed, after Judge Sum- ner had decided that the court had no jurisdiction in the matter. The juris- diction of the court was questioned by the respondent, who brought out in his testimony that Mrs. Holgate left him June l, went to Providence for two weeks and since then and up to Satur- day had been living in Boston.
 On these grounds it was argued the case should be entered in Washington county where the petitioner lived with her husband for more than two years and has a legal residence Judge Sumner dismissed the case after finding that the petitioner had not established a legal residence in Providence county.
 The building in High street, in the rear of the residence of Horace W. Bar ber, is being converted into a garage. It is a one-story frame structure with steep roof, the peak of which is about twenty-five feet from the ground. This building was erected in 1852, was To- cated in High street, between the pres ent residences of Dr. Thomas E. Rob- inson and pr. Edwin R. Lewis, and was known as the North Primary school. like building was located in School street and known as South Primary my in Union street were the only schools in the old First district The South Primary school building was con verted into a dwelling and is now own ed and occupied by George W. Timbury. Local Laconics.
 Miss Madeline Higgins returned Fri day evening from St. Joseph"s hospital Providence, where she was operated up on for appendicitis two weeks ago. Professor Bristol, biologist, New York university, Wha is spending the summer at Avondale, has started on a pleasure motor tour in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine. The Westerly Boy Scouts returned Saturday, after two weeks outing a Camp Yawgook.
 The Westerly town council meets to day Monday)
 The promiscuousN sale of Jamaics ginger in Westerly and Pawcatuek i being investigated.
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