Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-29
WESTERLY

afternoon from Box 43 Pawcatuck, for a fire on the roof of the ell of the board ing house of the Lorraine Manufactur-
 ing company, S5 Mechanic street. The
 fire was caused by a spark from the chamney and was of but little conse- qdence. The P. s. Barber fire truck re-
 sponded to the call but the fire was ex- l tinguished before the arrival. ofs.the fire men.
 Rev. Lewis A. Walker, pastor of Trinity Baptist church, East Arlington Mass, preached his farewell sermon at the Sunday morning service. He will
 leave this week for Westerly where he has accepted a call to Calvary Baptist church. Rev Mr. Walker has been pas tor of the East Arlington church nearly eight years.
 Rt. Rev. Samuel G. Babeock, formerly a resident of Westerly, now suffragan bishop of the Protestant Episcopal dio- cese of Massachusetts, offieiated Sun day at the placing of the corner stone of the parish house of the Good Shep- herd, in Watertown, Mass. The parish house will cost $32,300 and will be 1 built of concrete to harmonize with the church adjoining. Regular church ser vices were held on the grounds con-
 ducted by Rev. Henry M. B. Ogilby, ac- companied by choir singing. 1 Rev. Joseph L. Peacock, formerly of Westerly, now president of Shaw miver-
 sity, Raleigh, N C.. attended the North l ern Baptist conference in Buffalo and was on the grandstand that collapsed while many of the delegates were grouped
 to be photographed. MT. Peacock's left
 leg was sprained.
 ] TnoaI ToeonicS l Harry Burnham, 15, was in rear-end
 collision while riding his bicycle in Me l chanic street Saturday evening That is he ran into the rear end eff a trolley car ] The boy sustained several cuts anG bruises and two ribs were fractured. Dr
 John L. May rendered first aid and tht boy was taken to the Lawrence-M Memoria Associated hospital in New London The Sunday school of Christ Episcopa church will have it's annual picnic at At Iantic Beach Wednesday,
 Hazel Randall, formerly of Westerly
 now of Hadlyme, has completed he
 freshman, year at Simmons college, Bos
 ton.
 i Members of Narragansett Council
 Knights of Columbus were guests o seassae Council New London, Monda! night.
 
 motorcycle cop to aid in the enforce , ment of traffic laws II A woman driving an automobile com plained to the police of a case of reck , less driving of Westerly man on tn Shore road, Sunday. The police are in vestigating.
 : Since the Westerly High school close
 there has been marked decrease in tn number of visitors to the Westerly Ii brary
 The season at Watch Hill is in ful swing.
 II Mrs. Chapman of Florida, widow 0 William H. Chapman, d former Wester l ly business man and part owner of tn ] Larkin house, is here on 8 visit to rel 3 atives.
 t The Westerly Travel club will be en = tertained by Miss Reynolds this Clues l dayl afternoon, at the bsne of MT: l Saunders in AsSaway.
 Mrs. Herbert s. Owen of New York . summer cottager of Shelter Harbor an g | a well-knewn Americanization worker n the big city. addressed the women of tn : parish of the Church of the Immaculat
 Conception Sunday evening. The urge ,, the women to register and vote. |, The Riverside playground was opene t for the season Monday. Principal Hal t old L. Kendall of the Elm street scho 7. and Miss Mary Sullivan are in charge q The meanest cuss here or hereabou - is the fellow who destroyed he poao fe n of James Cisco, in Varieyville, by pull n ing from he ground 500 vines 'l Mrs. Minntilla of Providence addres
 ed Italia nwonNn of Westerly in u f Pleasant street schoolhouse. Monday q r. ening. She urged the women to tai e advantage of their suffrage right. '. More than 5000 women of Wester ;s have qualiefd to vote in the next pres l. dential election Should Tennessee fav, " the federal amendment, the women " X. enjoy the full franchise. l. MT. and Mrs. Horace P. Dodge eel l. orated the forty-fifth anniversary al their marriage at their home in William le street.
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