Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
WESTERLY

was the sister of Raymond Blake, West | erlys aviation ace in the war, winner l of the Distinguished service medal and 1. the Croix de Guerre
 Rev. Fr. Lawrnece J. KeTledy, former pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, is expec ed in Westerly for the Christmas holidays. Fr. Keliedy has been on a visit to his old home in Eng land, and has also visited the grave of I his brother who was buried where he fell on the battlefield of France.
 Local Lncouies
 Two soldiers will be at the post office for the next few days on recruiting ser vice.
 Postmaster Thomas F. Lenihan and Assistant Postmaster James F. Spellnaan of the Westerly post office department, besides doing their regular work, help m distributing parcel post during their spare minutes
 Winter is here, yet no suitable fireman has been obtained at the post office The job is still open, and applications will be rated as soon as received. Experience is the main requirements.
 All the churches in town are planning special music for Christmas day or Christmas Sunday.
 
 A. Wilcox, of Pawcatuck is sending cal endars to all the town clerks in New London county, Conn.,, and Washington county, R. l.
 The Westerly soccer football league has two games scheduled for this |, tChristmas) morning. The textile team will play the American Thread at Riv- erside Park and Bradford will play the Caledonians at Bradford 1 The public schools of Westerly closed Thursday afternoon for the Christmas recess The vacation will end Monday. Jan. 8, 1921
 Young people who are attending pre- paratory schools and colleges are home for the holidays.
 Mrs. Alice Waterbury, formerly of 1 Westerly, died at her home in Brooklyn, | N. Y, Monday. Mrs. Waterbury was i born in Westerly, the daughter of Syd- ney and Emily Morgan Edwards. She l vas the niece of Mrs James M. Blake ! of Spruce street.
 South County Post, No. 24. American Legion of Shamrock will observe La dies night, December 31st. Narragansett council No. 21. Knights of Columbus, is planning to hold a third degree complication Sunday after non, January 2nd, at Bliven's opera house, Westerly.
 Miss Ellen F. Pendleton, president oi Wellesley college, Is visiting at her home
 in Westerly for the holidays I The tug Westerly lowed the schoone, Altana M. dagger down the Pawcatucs river Thursday and she sailed westward Friday
 i Eugene o'Neil who has been employed
 in Cleveland, Ohh for the past few
 years, is at his home on Stillman avenue
 for the holidays
 @ Frank Vennett. former proprietor o
 Bliven's Opera house. stopped of her, , Friday for few hours. He now claim, his residence as Vancouver, Canada. } The post office will observe holida-
 hours today tChristmas) day. The win
 dows will be open from to In ths
 morning. and from 5 to in the after noon. The regular carriers win r77al-,
 one full delivery, and the six substitu., l parcel post men will work until every thing is cleaned uu.
 Invitations are out for the annua
 Christmas H. T S. dance Tuesday eve , hing. The Christmas festival of the Firs Baptist church Sunday school will b,
 held in the vestry Monday evening. The relief committee of the Peopie' Mission under the direction of Mrs Al 2 exander Smith, was distributing Christ mas baskets to the needy families of tn l town Friday.
 7 The employees of the Westerly Autcna . tic Telephone company held a Christina
 celebration in the rooms of the compan- Thursday evening. Each Of the girl em
 ployes received a box of candy and tn men box of cigars from the officials.
 Mrs. H. B. Blackmar (Clara E. Rab , cock of Potter HID has been arnoirte
 by the mayor of San Francisco. Cal. !, act on the civic committee Of that city
 At the session of the Third Histric , court Friday morning, Judge Oliver H f Williams presiding. the case of Andrew and company vs. c. H Lanrhear was de faulted and passed for proof of claim All other cases on the docket were con Z tinued for one week.
 , Mrs. Grace Decker Hart, who marie 4 Lane Alexander in New York Wednes ! day. is well known in Westerly. Her fa ther. Rev. Frank Fl Decker. is a forue ? pastor of the Pawcatuck Congrezatioua church
 Tho teams and committees in charg
 of the Hoover drive which win b launched here Monday, will have supue at the Colonial club Sunday evening an
 final plans for the work will be made.
 Mrs Mary A. Highs has sold to Georc - E Murphy a building and lot in Yves ~ Broad, near Mechanic street Olco't Mills of Colgate College ts horn 2 2 for the vacation.