Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
WEST TERLY

f According to newspaper report. orig mating in Boston, the Eastern Aircraft association that did considerable busi- ne.. At Pleasant View during the past summer, is to establish a passenger ser vice in, New England, with airplanes running, cn schedule between Boston and New York, making stops at Worcester; Springheid, Westerly and New York city, connecting there with points south. The announcement was made, following the merger of the Worcester Aero cor poration with the Eastern Aircraft com pany. The new passenger service plan ned by the company is made. possible by the establishment of an airpoSt at Wor- cester, making an additional landing place in Massachusetts. The Eastern Aircraft association has new in it's possession all the equipment and the landing held at Battery B farm, Worcester formerly the property of the Worcester Aero company. Joseph K. Mann, president of the Park Trust com pany of Worcester and head of the Wor cester corporation automatically be- comes an officer in the Eastern Aircraft corporation. The Lorraine Manufacturing company has awarded prizes for the annual con test of the employees occupying houses owned by the company, for the best kept yards and flower gardens. The win ners are:
 First. prizas-No. 1 Palmer street, Mrs William Barr; Palmer street, Mrs. Nelson Smith; IT Mechanic street, Will liam Brennan.
 Second prizes-7s Mechanic street, Thomas Burke; s5 Mechanic street Mrs. Recka Clemens 6s Mechanic street, Mrs. !, Albert Senior; eS Mechanic street, Ade- lard Fontaine r
 Third prizes-66 Mechanic street, Si- Jas Lee s6 Mechanic street, Mrs. James Southworth s1 Mechanic street. Mrs. George Perkins 15 wilford court, Mrs. George Waller; Palmer street, Will liam Lugar.
 The state board of public roads has sent to Washington two more federal aid road projects. Before the specified tions are approved additional informa- ticn in the form of unit price analysis must be furnished by the board The scheme is new aiAl while it is valuable in determining the cost of one highway, says Chief Engineer Patterson it is useless for comparative purposes in Rhode Island.
 The two projects sent to Washington include ST miles on the Post road, one beginning at the Matunuck road and run
 
 present construction just beyond Quon- ocnotaug the other section is five miles south of North Scituate on the Hart ford pike.
 Capt. Charles Albert Farrell, after thges. years service n the medlc-t. ccr, < O. ti.s army. has h4e1 di~cl arc.l and viii scon resume pIa.-i e in Waterbury Itr, Farrell is the son i1e iA;-. Mr m Ms. Andrew J. Fa 'rsn of Wrste, V When war was proclaimed l., haG Leen iisTl a. ice but d s1'5 me n Water blry He immediately uffc-1d his se-vice t1 :s's country, was 'aecei ed and as<i., ed to overseas service, most of the time with the American medical corps attach ed to the English army. He is brother of the late John A. Farrell, postmaster at Westerly at the time of his death.
 Rev. Frederick A. Macdonald oficiated at the funeral of James Blake the ser vices being held Thursday afternoon at the home of his mother in Tower street Burial was at River Bend. The bearers were Alexander NJ. Blakt, Jr. Sidney Blake. Raymond Blake, tanner Wills ana Albert Smith. Besides his mother, Mir Bake leaves his widow and four children
 LeeaI Laconies.
 The quarterly report et tne American
 
 lyes terly Seventh Day Baptists Mrs Thornas Rogers of New London contrib. tec $50, B. A. Brooks of Waterford s2o ss bert Brooks, also of Waterford sic
 Third district court convenes at West. erly today priday).
 delegation from Narraransett as. sernbly. fourth degree. K. of C., will par. tictpate in the parade sn Providence Sun. day. The assembly will be also repre-. sented at the Knights of Columbus hom. dedication in Slonington.
 The comparatively few democrats iy Westerly arc earnestly at work in er pectati1n of g,ttlng party representative, on the local deAegation to the general as eenbly.
 A number of local republicans openl, declare that they will not vote for tn, regular nominee for the state senate. 4 representative woman elector declares th, women will vote for the best man for tn. sttae senate
 rreasurette is the pretty title given t, the competent young woman who serve as clerk in the office of the town treas prer
 For one-sided political town. West eriy. E in the lead when it comes to req political scrapping
 Mrs. John Galli, iong a resident c Westerly, died Thursday afternoon at tn home of Dr. John M O'Connell at 1s Mar raesnfett avenue. She leaves two daugh ters. Mrs. O'Connei1 and Miss Vera Gal] ,t New York city.
 miscellaneous shower in honor q Miss Doris Kennedy was given Wednes day evening at the home of Miss syivi Rodnan in Spring street
 A carload of furnace coal for the post
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