Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-25
WESTERLY

tion. Joseph Rose of Riverpoint, told of the high prices which Holstein cattle had been bringing in the state at recent see to 1t that Holstein cattle were we'll auctions. He said the association should represented at all fairs held in Rhode 1s- land.
 Mrs. Samuel H. Davis, of Westerly state regent presided at the annual sum- mer conference of the Rhode Island Daughters of the American Revolution, in Roger William Park casino Wednes- day. Mrs. Arthur P. Kenyon recited Memories of the War and The Nations Dead. Mrs. Elizabeth Watts of the Hind man school, Kentucky gave an account of the work there and the growth of the organization during eighteen years.
 Charles S. McGown, chancellor of the American International college of Spring field, Mass, gave talk on American zation and the need of concerted effort in the education of people who came to this country from other shores. He made special plea for placing trained workers in Americanization work.
 In the divorce case of Agnes c. Rath- bun against Allan S. Rathbun of tucket, Attorney Clarence E. Rathbun, of Pawtucket, Attorney Clarence E. Roche made motions for almony and counsel fees. The motions were opposed by Judge Herbert w Rathbun counsel for the defendant. Judge George E. Hinman in the superior court for New London county, has handed down a decision in which both motions are denied.
 Martial music will resound in Vest erly Saturday, beginning during pa rade at o'clock in the afternoon and continuing until after dusk in the Elm Street school grounds. The annual meet of the New England Fife and Drum Corps association is to be held here and the promoters declare there will be at least forty corps and, l1iltie bands in line, After the parade there will be varied contests for trophies, prizes will also be awarded the corps coming the longest distance and for best appearance in the parade. This event is under the joint direction of the Chesbro Fife arL Drum corps of Stonington and the Rhode Island Ones, and will terminate with a carnival in the evening.
 The season for arrests for violation of automobile laws, like all other seasons has been backward in this section but there is still time for the police to make good before the snow comes again. A start was made Thursday, the first of the season. Two automoblists engaged in a racing contest in Bay street, Watch Hill. They were held up by Policeman Chase and the drivers ordered to report in the Third district court this (Friday) morn- ing to answer to the charge of reckless driving.
 Local LacOnics.
 John A. Anderson, Jr., of Westerly has enlisted in the navy.
 The quarterly meeting of the Rhode Island State Association, Loyal Order of Moose, will be held in Westerly, Sun day afternoon, July 4 The program in cludes street parade and sports and drills at Atlantic beach. The New Lon don chapter of the Mooseheart Legion will assist Westerly lodge.
 The graduating class and all other classes of the Westerly High school en- joyed an outing at the Atlantic Beacl casino. Thursday.
 Miss Constance Rathbun will spend the vacation at the Wynona Club fol Girls, at Farleigh, Vt.
 Before Clerk M. Walter Flynn, in the Third district court, Edward Totter pleaded guilty to the charge of being drunk and revelling. and paid a fine ot S10 and costs
 An assault case is scheduled for trial