Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
WESTERLY

Preceding the regular Memorial Day exercises Monday, there will be special memorial services at Christ Episcopal church, Sunday morning, and at the fsCongregat tional church in the. evening, l when patriotic sermons will be preached by the pastors The Cicil and Spanish War Veterans. Legion of Honor me, and all others who have been in the mll- itary service have been invited. Rev. l Edmund J. Cleveland, rector of the Epis copal church, was an army chaplain in world war, and Rev. Frederick A. Mac Donald was in the '. M. c. A. service in France.
 This year on Memorial Day there will be the parade and visitation to the cen- eteries in the morning and the holding of the memorial exercises in the town hall in the afternoon instead of in the evening. as heretofore. Rev. Edmund J. Cleveland will deliver the oration in the town hall.
 Matthew Sullivan, formerly of West erly while crossing Bank street in New London was struck by fast moving motorcycle and severely in:a ed He re- ceived cut in the head which required seven stitches to close, his face was cut and bruised, and he sustained general bodily injuries. The accident happen ed early, Wednesday evening, and after MT. Sullivan had taken a few steps from the sidewalk and was on the lookout for vehicles coming in the right direc- | tion., This motorcycle was speeding on the wrong side of the street and gave | no warning of it's approach. Mr. Sulli- van was taken to his home and is receiv- Hing almost constant medical attention. The operator of the motorcycle is "a lol- | ly responsible for the injuries received by l Mir. Sullivan.
 F Chairman Abram L. Atwood of the state board of public roads of Rhode Is- land, has notified Congressman Stivers, that construction and maintenance work in connection with the highways of the ttate. threatens to be held up by fail ! ure to receive asphalt shipments. There are between sixty and seventy carloads of the material at Baltimore, but the
 railroads are very slow in having the
 cars moved to Rhode Island. MT. Stiv-
 CTS has appealed to the interstate com
 merce commission and was advised that
 the matter would be taken up with the | Pennsylvania Railroad company, with g
 view to getting the asphalt laden cart
 on their way to destination.
 The Senior class of the Westerly HigI
 School produced Standish For Standish
 before a large audience in High Schoo
 hall. The play was pleasingly and abl!
 presented. Marion Shrenck portrayed l Priscilla, Francis Geary was Mile
 Standish, and Rupert Austin imperson
 ated John Alden. f% the character
 were we'll allotted and the participant
 received many evidences of appreciation
 After the first act Amy Eaton gave tw
 selections on the violin. The Westerl | High School Quinette sang three song | as pleasing conclusion to the meritc
 rious performance.
 Colonel Arthur \. Nash, of Westerl. was one of the judges in the prize drill
 in connection with the Knights Templa demonstration in Providence, Thursda, of The prize winners are: Calvary con | mandery, Providence, first; Washingto ,5 of Newport, second De Molay command nn nn cry, of Boston, third Eight Ion n manderies contested Colonel Nash WE ,N' also an usher at the reception and ba o. in the evening ,e- The Westerly High School baseba Id. team will play game of more than O as dinary importance with the team of u O. South Kingstown High School next We' IT, nesday afternoon on the Vose field. Tn
 will be the second game in the cup S, 95, ries The first game was won Il to n- by Westerly. If the locals win this SC vel ond game the cup will be given plac m- among the trophies at the high schoG If not fa- thirds game will be- playe Ip-. Coach fGallaghers players are practiciI ,er hard for the game and are confident os-I winning. Main anX Barber will be u VII. battery for Westerly and Wright al 14 Egan for South Kingstown. Doc Sa we yers will umpire.
 ar Miss Helen Josephine Doty, daught
 of Mrs Amos Welford Dody, of Pro, me dence, and Isaac Gallup Smith, son he Mrs. Orlando R. Smith, of Westerly, we to married Thursday evening in the Fir fth Baptist church, Providence, by Rev. 4
 bert Cohoe.
 ? The bride wore trained gown - white satin and crepe de chine. H
 tule veil was caught with lilies of t
 valley and she carried a shower bo
 quet of bride roses and lilies of the vs
 ley, and wore string of pearls the gt
 of the bridegroom
 Miss Anna Learned Greene the ma
 of honor wore flesh pink georgette ere