Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
WESTERLY

hard worker in the interest of his church. nd the gift Is in appreciation for his faithful service in connection with the Sunday school work. The festival was at- tended by parents and children belonging to the church. A brief program of reel tations. readings and songs. WIS enjoyed after which gafts were distributed to the children. -'
 The members of the South County Poultry and Pet Stock association feel pleased with the outcome of their ninth annual exhibition held at the state arm ory during the early part of this month. Such an exhibit would be credit to- any city or town much larger than Westerly. These birds were of better quality than usually come from exhibitors out of the town and state The fact that judges of reputation were employed had much to do with the success of the show and will help another year.
 Nc structures may be hereafter erected across the Pawcatuck river in the vicinity of the Broad street bridge, unless a per init is first obtained from the federal gov ernment. This is contained in letter written by Lansing H. Beach to. Senator Le Baron Colt and forwarded to R. J. Rooney, who had made complaints to the l senator against the building of structures out in the stream on piles The Westerly .. board of trade had also referred like complaints to Representatives Freeman of Connecticut. and Stiness of Rhode Is- l land. In response to complaints. the dis l trict engineer was sent here to investi- gate and his findings are contained in | Mir Beach's letter.
 Local Laconics Joseph I. Barry. killed in coasting ! l--w AA-v- resident of White Rock. l Crowds of children are enjoying the skating on the park poni these days. Narragansett council, No. 21 K. of C.. will hold an exemplification of the Third 1 degree at Bliven's Opera house Sunday afternoon January 2. Members from all i the neighboring councils have been invit- i ed to attend.
 ! John Cusick. of Garden street is tenn porary janitor Of the local post office un- i til such time &s an ap- l.cant for the i place is accepted.
 l Lieut.. Harold Mcclellan. a graduate of | Westerly High school and Annapolis now on active duty with the U. S. navy. Is at
 hi shome on Pleasant street for a short furiough
 Charles A. Pierce who was famous
 Holstein breeder when resident of Ash
 away several years ago. and is now a hardware dealer in Milton Junction. Wis
 consin, is in town for a few days on bus mess. -
 Arthur W. Weeden of the custodians | force of the Memorial library, Is confined to his home by illness. Rarely in his long term of service has Mir. -Weeden been
 absent from his post Fifty couples attended the annual H. T s. dance at the Rhode Island hotel Wed. nesday evening.
 Frank L. Furness proprietor of tn,
 Elm Tree Inn on West Broad street. |
 enlargins it's capacity by connecting th'
 adjoining house to the hotst
 The annual New Years ball promise:
 to attract record breaking crowd
 A number from Westerly attended tn
 senior prom at Stonington school Wts
 Hesday night.
 Local owners of automobiles are rush
 ing their applications to Providence fo 1921 number plates
 The children of Mary held a whist a St. Michael's church Tuesday evening , The proceeds were donated to the churcl fund.
 | Friday local hunters will have to greas,