Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30

G. Palmer Chapman, past master Of Westerly grange, No IS, Patrons of Hus- bandry and now master of the Rhode Island State, grange, was rendered a tur- key supper. Monday evening by the local chapter. MT. Chapman was completely
 taken by surprise but expressed his ap- preciation in pleasing address. review
 ing the history of Westerly grange and
 its progress during the past decade He
 assured his associate members that it
 was their backing and assistance that had
 enbled him to serve successfully as mas
 ter of Westerly grange for nine years.
 master of Washington county Pomona for
 four years, and as steward and overseer
 of the Rhode Island state grange for the
 past four years, terminating in his cleo
 ton to the highest office in the state grange. He asked for further support. so that the work to promote the interests of agriculture during the next two years may be satisfactorily accomplished. Rog- CT F. Durham served as postmaster, and responses were made by William F. Saun- ders. Fannie S. Gayitt. Edith c. Dun- ham and Ethel T. James. After the banquet games and a social hour were en- joyed.
 A number of local raisers of thorough bred poultry are now busy grooming their birds for the exhibit of the Southern New England Poultry association which is to be held sin New London during January. Among those who are planning to show 1 birtds are Roger F. Durham, James Bi- shop, Harold Doney of Westerly. William l R. Wells of Ashaway and Mrs. A. w. l Heath of Stonington. all exhibitors at the
 recent show of the South County Poultry 1 association.
 1 At the meting held in the Colonial club 1 Sunday evening the captains and mem bers of the teams that are conducting the <! Hoover drive in Westerly, subscribed 1 s1550 to the cause. As result of the l reports of the captains Tuesday night. $115030 was added to the previous amount making a grand total of s2650.3o 1 for the first three days of the campaign. 1 Several of the team captains have not
 reported yet. It is hoped by the work
 CTS that the drive in Westerly will be i concluded within a few days. and a con | centrated effort Is being made to get all 1 subscriptions in by the end of the week. John Lyons ot Plattsburgh. N. r., and | Miss Helen T. Flynn Of. Westerly wer+ united .fra marriage Tuesday morning by l Rev. John Carroll at the Church of the i Immaculate Conception. The bride was l attended by Miss Charlotte Malnati of i Westerly. Ernest Lyons of Scehnectady ! N. Y, q brother of the groom was best 1 man. The bride Is a graduate of Wester- l ty High school and the R. L. Norma I school. ;and, for the past few years has + taught in Mt Vernon N. Y The groom +I Is a civil engineer for the New Yorl state highway commission. After shor:
 honeymoon. trip. MT, and Mrs Lyons will
 reside in Plattsburg, N. Y.
 II The production of Dickens "Chrissma, Ii Caror as .nert of tl5e annual Chrict: festical at Christ church Tueslev veen
 ing, proved a great success. After th,
 play. caro's were sung by the whole Sun
 day school. and several selections wer-
 sung by a quarte+fe Misses Winifred
 Rosie. Gladys Holdswor+h Jeanne+tc
 stillman. and Jessie Hig@inbotham S3.
 lost were sung hy Cyril Ashwort, Floyt
 Lan1b and Harold Jones. Eonh child re
 ceited an. orange and bag of candy OrInd R. Smith, for number of years
 superintendent of the Broad Street Chris tan church Sunday school was presente,
 a handsome desk lamp Tuesday eveninj at the annul Christmas festival in tn, vestry. MT. Smith has always been