Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-15
WESTERLY

solo, Charles Q. eayitt; soprano solo, Hughes; drama tization 1.-The Coun- sel Assigned, Mrs. J. P. Sherman; violin solo, Mrs. Charlotte Maxson Estey; soprano solo, In the Afterglow, Miss Evelyn Rock solo, MT. Black | burn; reading, Mrs. J. P. Sherman; soprano solo. Bluebird, Mrs. Hughes; duet. piano and drums, MT. and Mrs. Albert R. Bailey. The entertainment closed with singing The Star Sp4n- 1 gled Banner.
 John E. Murphy, of Providence, for- merly of Westerly, president of the | Rhode Island branch of the American Federation of Labor, is closing a suc-i | cessful tour of Maine in the interests of the Typographical Union, in which l he is an officer and organizer. At one | period. while John Murphy was pres 1 ident of the state labor organization, his father, Cornelius T. Murphy, was | president of the Westerly Central La bor Union and his brother, James c. Murphy, was president of the New York Chauffeurs' Union.
 It is perhaps the only instance where father and two sons were the heads of labor organizations at the same time. The father is at present | bor Union. Before going to Provi- l dences John F. Murphy worked at the printing trade in Westerly, Norwich New London and Waterbury.
 | Seventeen ten-ton trucks owned bv Callan Brothers. New York, repre- l senting an expenditure of S17A 900, were in Westerly Wednesday, bound from New York to Boston. The driv- erse stopped here for dinner and then rolled away. The big trucks were withou Height or merchandise of any description. With the capacity of an average freight train, these trucks could have relieved the congestion in New Yrk, accommodated many New England industries and brought re- turn to the truck owners, had they carried east-bound merchandise direci to Boston. On the return trip the trucks will be loaded to capacity. Milkman DeutcF1 was severely cut ir the face as the result of an accident in Granite street, Wednesday. His horse. shied at a baby carriage and so suddenly that the wagon was up- set. MT. Deutch and his milk cans were dumped upon the hard roadbed The wagon was considerably smash ed and the harness broken,
 At the annual meeting of the West erlY Visiting Nurse association, these oHlcers were elected: Mrs. Edwin B. roster, president; Mrs. Walter s, Prlce, Mrs. Thomas Perry, vice pres ldent; Miss Jennie B. Stanton, secre- tary; Robert P. Mitchell. treasurer. Mrs. Frank A. Sherman, Mrs. Clifford " Campbell. Mrs. Charles J. Butler, Miss Harriet Cottrell, Mrs. Samuel Il. Davis Mrs. Charles E. Sherman. board of managers. The two medical members of the board are to be elect ed.
 Local Laconics.
 The minstrel troupe of the West erly Cycle club, which recently gave a performance to members and guests VIII give public entertainment at an early date. Eddie Brown and Jim Moore are the extreme end men and they are overfowing with fresh Jokes Eugene Burdick, who has been on a ylslt of ten weeks with relatives ir Stonlngton, returnel home Wednesday
 William Culley. a former president T of the Westerly town council, is grad ually recovering from a severe siege ot illness. "a ss
 In three stores in Westerly all in a row, garden seeds are on sale.
 There is a coal shortage in Wester. ly.
 The Westerly religious survey ha. begun.
 To fill vacancies caused by the res ignatien of Donald G. Cottrell. a, senior vice commander of Merrill Post American Legion, Daniel F. Larkil was promoted to senior vice com mander and Linden Coombs wa elected junior vice commander. Merrill Post. American Legion ha accepted the invitation of Budlon
 Post, to participate in Memorial Da
 exercises, also to attend Memoria Day service in the Congregations church.
 The Monday club has elected Mis- Amelia Potter president; Mrs. Joh Ohamplin, vice president; Mrs Edwi B. Foster, secretary and Mrs. c. By { ron Cottrell, treasurer.
 Ansonia.-Mr. and Mrs. Charle Edwin Steele of Ansonia announce tn