Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01

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 The industrial Trust company will give all employees a substantial New Years gift. All who have served the company for a full year will be pre-. scented 8 sum equal to their salary for the month of December. To- others the sum is made proportionately to that part of the year employed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Al6er4 A. Jeaneret have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Reita May Jeaneret. to Dr. Raymond $. Ward, of Montclair, N. J. The announcement was made at a brodge party and tea at the home of the prospective bride, in Summer street, ElnWood. Miss Jeaneret was a former resident Of Westerly. The third full dress, military ball, given by the Fourth company, Rhode Island State Guard in the state arm Iory at Westerly, was held Wednesday, night, and like it's predecessors was was very large and all details being given close attention the whole re- suited in one of Westerly's most elaborate social events. The armory was artistically decorated with flags and bunting with Il elaborate display of palms, ferns and potted plants.
 The music was fine and the floor of the big drill shed in excellent condi- ton. An interesting feature, in com pliauce with the reques tof the com mittee, was the appearance of form CT service men in uniform. Tn Second Westerly church at Bradford, is one of the six churches of the denomination to overscribe the quota in the forward movement drive of the Seventh Day Baptist church. Second H0pkinton church has com meced an active campaign to aid in raising the sum of $8o,0o0 a year for five years, which means 8 subscription of $10 a year from all members of the church. The quota for the Second Hopkinton church is S8S0 a year with it's present membership. The cam paign committee is compared by B. Adelbert Witter the pastor, and John Slocum, Evangeline Kenyon, Ethel M. Kenyon, Rotha Randolph and Ger Tude Brightman.
 Miss Florence Jessie Brown. the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Brown, and George William Poole. of Manchester, N. H., were married at
 
 Main street Tuesday afternoon by Rev Clayton A. Burdick. They were attended by Miss Mabel Allen and Robert w. Edgar, Jr. After the eere- Hony there was reception in Champlin hall. Guests were present from Manchester, Norwich, Pawtuck- ct and Providence.
 More corporations have been char tered in Rhode Island during the past year than in any previous year, and the estimated income from that source is over $100.e0e. Last week charters were given seven cerpora- tions with a capitalization of s5,0S5, 0ee.
 John H. Murphy of Westerly is su- pervisor of the census for Washing ton county. The enumerators for Westerly are: Michael Turano, Joseph ". Gaffney, Mrs. Prank Greenman, Eugene B. Pendleton and Russell l.. Slocum. Raymond K. Gould win emu merate in the district south of West Broad street in Pawcatuck Thurman Eldredge Patrick H. Murray and Frank Mattison for Hopkinton, Oliver H. Steadman and Mary J. Lanphere for South Kingstown, and Roma Clark for Narragansett Pier.
 Local Laconies.
 Due to the military dress ball there was no watch meetings in local clubs.
 A Watch meeting was held in Grace Methodist church and at the Peoples Mission Wednesday night.
 There will be special New Years day services in the Episcopal and Catholic churches.
 It is said that the late Archie C. Thompson was a member of every fraternal organization in Westerly except the Elks and those under Catholic auspices.
 The, industrial outlook was never