Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

lieious life and affairs of the republic He expects to be abroad two months and will make his headquarters in the city of Prague, Bohemia.
 Rev. Smith. who. in addition to being an Episcopal clergyman, Is a commits sioner of Boy Scouts. a qualified engi- neer and a specialist in natural history. and particularly conchology. and is an Authority on Czeeho-Slovakia.
 Mir. Smith is making a short stay at his summer home preparatory to sailing for Europe
 The Glass Day exercises of Westerly High school, were duly enjoyed by the members of 1920. The program was as follows: Music; opening address, wil- liam II. Adams. Jt., president; Class History, Joseph T. A. Cheney. Bertha A Fuller music: presentation of gifts Hartford P. Gangaware; Prophecy. 1nez A. Baker; conferring degrees, Edwina 4. Krebs; music. The exercises were held in High School hall
 State Attorney Hadlsi A. Hall. County investigator William E. Jackson and En- gineer George Pitcher of Norwich were in Pawcatuck, Wednesday, gathering ev- idence in connection with the alleged murder of Dr. Herbert Tetlow. by Mrs. Alvah Kenyon. Mfr. Pitcher made plans of the Tetlow home, and the roads ad- jacent thereto, In connection with the residence of Mrs. Kenyon. Judge Her bert W. Rathbun will conduct the de- fense of Mrs. Kenyon. She will be giv- en preliminary hearing in the Stoning- ton town court Saturday. The annual meeting was held wednes- day morning of the Westerly High School Alumni association, and officers were reelected as follows: Henry G l Clark. president: Miss Jennie Billings 1 Stanton, first vice president; Edgar r Maxson, second vice president; Miss Helen s. Price. secretary; Orlando R ] the publication of a biographical book | let
 Westerly Lodge, Loyal Order ol Moose, has completed arrangements fol demonstration Sunday afternoon next I July 4th. Warwick Lodge will be herr l 200 strong and the New London lodg, | and Ladies' Auxiliary are among thos' who have accepted invitation to partic pate. There will be street parade an, 1 field and other sports at the Atlanti beach casino.
 The Elm Street Grammar school grad uating exercises were held Wednesda. morning and diplomas were presented b, | Arthur M. Cottrell chairman of tn school committee. The graduates are | Charles Paul Acolina, Frederick Brown ing Agard, Dorothy Josephine Barbei Robert Stanton Barber, Alice Albih Beaddreau, Kenneth Carpenter Bennett John Frank Berardo, James Thos. Blake Jr., Hazel Adeline Brown, Mary Eliza beth Brown. Ruth Elenor Brown, Jessi Gouriay Bryson. Charles Joseph Butler End, Ernest Nathan Cappuccio, Aldo Re nato Cerceha Doris Isabel Clarke, Yer Lucy Comolli, Henry Cote, Mary Eliza Beth Cottreii, Angelo Anthony DePietrC Mary Angela DePietro, Mary Elizabet Ellis, Yale Fain, Vito Lebro FinizlC Roy York Gavitt, Georgina Geraldin Gentle, Flora Pauline Goardino, Gfac Evelyn Grieg. John Joseph Groppoll Fannie irene Bail, John Murray Hal Grace Winifred Hilton, Eugene Edward Holland. Claire Elizabeth Keenan Var na Stiiifian Krebs, Frank Laudonio. Jc sspR Leofi, Viola Leah Litman. Ecely May Main, Jennie Josephine Marzol Tony Andrew Matarese. Alice Lorett McGrath, James Harvey Meikle, Mar Mullen, Helen Louise Murphy. Willial Joseph Carney Murray, Palma Naccars to. Susie Nigrelli. Raymond Atwood Ny William Henry omberg. Margaret Fl zabeth Palmer Marchello Basillo Par ciera Alice Jeanette Peckham. Stephe Frederick Perry, Margaret Perry, Olive Robar, Annie Louise Roode, Minnie Ss limono, Erhestine Elizabeth Saunder Milton Aldfich Saunders, Hazel AliI Seidell. Esther Sherman. Edward Hov ard Smith. Leo Smith. Ruth Charlott Solomon, Mary Augusta stanton, Dor' thy Quinlan Sullivan, Gladys Mary Te | ranova, Laiti Marie Thompson Glenda Rivers Williams, Katherine Anna Wi iiatis. Katherine Wells Wheeler. Geort Edward Wilson, Frederick Lester Woo Jk.
 Tho Westerly odd Ladies society, o' served the seventy-fifth anniversary it's organization, at a largely attendt session, in Mechanics hall, Tuesda night. There was dancing, refreshrnen and the following program: History the Independent Order of Odd Ladie Mrs Emma Northup. past noble ,lads solo, In the Garden of My Heart, Mi Emma Rowling; recitation, The Blue ar the Gray. with encore A Farewell, Mi Mildred York piano solo, Miss Elvil Nara; poem. The Seventy fifth annive sary. Mrs. Nellie Wood, noble lady pi
 no solo, Miss Elizabeth Thorp; the se' ehty-fifth anniversary ode written to Il tuhe of Till We Meet Again, Nellie Woo h0Bie lady; reading, Mrs. Mollie Ban ford; selections, Harry Hefin.
 Local Laeonics.
 Mrs. Frederick H. Niebecker, of Gle
 Mills, Pa.. accompanied by her. daugl
 ter, Bethena, is visiting her mother, Mr
 Harriet J. .Pendleten, in Elm street.
 MT. and Mrs George F. Clark and M
 and Mrs. Herbert P. Clark, and daugl ter are in South Rehobeth, Mass, to a tend the wedding of Miss Esther Pier
 and Edward Swanson.
 The total registration thus far is VI linen 739, men 730.
 John A. Chidlow, who was buried l Providence Wednesday, was the broth
 of Mrs. Samuel D. Larkin and Mrs. St | pheh Barkin, of Westerly.
 The Narragansett town council has a
 thorized the placing of sign boards q rectins the course to Westerly, New no
 don and Providence.
 Mrs. Albert Whitford and daughtt Lucy, of Plainfeld, N. J., are at u Il