Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-07

l The general committee in charge of l Old Home Week, satisfactorily and successfully managed by an able exec
 work with the settlement of finances. 1 At a meeting of the committee Tues l day night, Arthur L. Perry, treasurer. submitted his report. which shows a 1 balance of sf, ,60743. After considera- bIe discussion as to the disposition of ] the balance, it was unanimously vot- 1 ed that the e1ecutice committee be ! authorized to offer to the town of 1 Westerly the unexpended balance in the hands of the treasurer, provided the same shall, within a reasonable l time be used and expended, with such l additional funds as may be. appropri- | ated or donated for the purpose of providing a suitable memorial to the men of this community who served in 1 the armed forces of their country in l the world war.
 Treasurer Perry, in his report of Westerly's Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary Old Home Week, not lures. but also gives a detailed report
 of the expenses for each day and each department. The report follows: r.
 Receipts - Subscriptions, $5,3101o; appropriation by town, s1,000; sale of programmes, $376,40; sale of buttons, $56.91; deposit on costumes, $S8; sale of photographs, $243; receipts from $727441.
 Expenditures-Ut cSmpany, print
 ing, s398.51; John H. Murphy, printing. | $1325; Steadman Press, $5; William
 Geary, signs, $22; Frank Ahearn, signs,
 $4.50; Fisher Brothers merchandise,
 s14.ss; P; H: opie, merchandise, | $47.05; LeClede Woodmansee., sup
 plies. s8S.S5; E. Howard Clark, pia- no rent, $4s; Woolworth company, for merchandise, SIS 50; Peacock com pany, bddges, s12.81; Boston Regalia company, buttons. $115.6o; Bliven Op- . era house. SIS; H. T. Kenyon com : pany, labor and labor, $16s.15; Rogers . Brothers, moving piano. SIP: I. c. Ellis, ! i |" Dor, s4.6o; r. W. Stiles, photography : Ideal orchestra. $156; Westerly band
 s403.5o; Konomoc band, $1e6.2o;
 American band, $1704s; Broton Iron : Works band, $132.12; Crompton band : stn0; Chesebro Fife and Drum corps :. $1o.
 Automobile for police. s52 5O; town
 of Stonington police SIS; William A K, 1iOES6 1OI pdt ddFS FoB <ADDOE
 Decorating company. $33325; 4. A Capwell decorations. West Broad street, .$37.50; Westerly Decorating } company, armory and opera house $35; Colonial club lunches for bands $52.5n; Westerly Automatic Telephone company, 75 cents; Western Union : Telegraph. s9.27: American Express g s12.2S.
 Police specials: John Hines, s1o 5oi ] 21n En. Do sc1Y Mar. : rison, s14: Michael Burke, $14; George ! Delan, $14; Robert Kessell. $14; How. 5 ard Swan, s10.50; j. Henry BurE ! $10.50; Guy Page, $10.50; Edward Will :. cox. $7: William Wilcox, ST; William 5 F. Burk. s10.50; Charles Dixon, S7 : George E. Egger, ST; Alexander .s Thompson. $3.5o; Joseph Church < s3.5o; Robert Bonner. s3.5o; John > Greenwood $1o5o.
 Moses Brines, expenses. $12.S5; Wal ;; ter E. Vincent, expenses. $25: Henr!
 M. Maxson. expenses. s25i Ellen r !. Tendieton, expenses. S25; Mary E E 0uinland. stenographer and postage s11.50; Helen S.. Price, postage, S8.12 H. P. Doyle postage, $125; Aubre. | T.. Maddocl, hostage and te1egra nh s5,3h; Auburn L. Perry. postage, Ss.5o { Herbert T. Clark. railway fare, sS.S6 | Mrs. George A. Champssn, telegrap
 and postage. $1.52; Mrs. George A 4 Chanplin expense in costumes, SIS ' Mrs. F. B. Foster, expenses ever green trees. $6: Alexander Mitchell E extra janitor service. s1s; Miss Tan ner. fee, expenses and supplies 10 pageant. s5s874; Houghton and Out ion. merchandise. s1e.88; Jordan Marsh, nerchandise $8,42; White az, Comnany. s!0: Oliver D.tson, $9; Bos +on Music Store. s1.88: Miners store s2.S2; Rhode Island botel. room fo Miss Tanner, $1n.65; Hayden Cos
 tune eounranys $3os.s9; A. Rothe wios. $60S5. k Westerly and Watch Hill Fire com panies $500: P. s. Barber Hose com nany. $50; T. IT. Owens. pictures
 $28o.63: Thomas B. Pendleton, rnovin pictures. s3o4.8o: deposit on costume returned. $88: Whital1 Electric Co s1430; Everett F. Whipple, hire 0
 horse. $1.50; Saunders Brothers, woo
 work. $6.75; R. A. Sherman Sons com
 rany. supplies. 70 cents: La C1ed
 Woodmansee, picture frames, $27
 unpaid subscriptions. $1o; rne-n7ber Fourth Company. police work, $103
 balance cash on hand $1, ,607.S3. The general committee for the bi event were:
 \ Board of Trade: Charles J. Butler H Everett F. Whipple, Arthur M. Cot
 trell, Arthur L. Perry. Thomas McKen 2Ie. Andrew J. Fisher. \ Town council: Frederick E. Fowler Francis G. Hasweu. Thomas E. Rob F inson, Horace F. Burdick, Abram F
 Datson. Harry. Coyle.
 \ Merchants and citizens: Arthur Nash, Herbert P. Clark, Fred S. opit \ Addison P. Archie. Farquhar Smitf William c. Smith.
 k Historical. society: Joseph L. Pea
 cock, Harry c. Perry. La Clede Wood mansee, Irvine O. Chester, Albert E a Barner.
 } This committee selected the execu Hi tive committee who had direct charg
 of Westerly's most elaborate celebra
 tion. This committee was made u
 of Arthur M. Cottrell, chairman, Ar ! thur L. Perry. treasurer: Thomas Mo
 Kenzie, secretary; Charles J. Butlel
 Francis G. Haswell. Fred S. Op!e an
 Harvey c. Perry. The sorority piedgina season s
 Rhode Island State college has ended Thirteen girls pledged to Phi Chap
 ter of Sigma Kappga as follows: Dor
 is Datson, of Westerly, Helen Mile \ Wakefield; Ada F. Whitford, Wake \ field; Rose Mary Carr, Providence RI A1vada Arnold. Providence; Ell \ Cone, Providence; Marion Cargill, Alb bott's Run; Ella Staf. Elizabeth Shedt
 Flora McCold, Providence;. Mario k Cook, Woonsocl1et; Mary Leighton
 dence.
 The nine girls pledged to Onicro
 Alpha Alpha are: Elsie Thackerar7 Pawtucket; Helen Harrington, Provi dence; Rose Smith, Providence; Dor
 Is Winter. Mansfield. Mass; Ruth Alb
 bott,e Helen Lewis. Providence; Mario
 Darber, Phenix: Alice Munson, New