Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-13
WESTERLY

tsrpstAd townsueople was present to witt ness the tryout, and were unanimous In saving that the new apparatus will nll long felt need.
 At a recent meeting of the ineOFporat- ors of the Westerly hospital, the follow ings officers were elected: Charles Per- ", president; Harry B. Agard, secre- tary John O. Mills. treasurer The trustees of the corporation met Monday and appointed the following committees Publicity, Edgar P. Maxson, Mrs. Harry B. Agard and Miss Elizabeth Ferry feai estate Arthur M .Cotrell, Thomas Mo Kenzie. Charles J. Butler, Alberu R, Stillman and Everett D. Whipple; fn- ance Charles Pery and Thomas Mcken- 1 zie.
 1 Following the business meeting of Phebe Greene Ward chapter. D. A. R-' 1 held Monday at the home of Miss Juila Smith on Granite street, musical ana instructive program was enjoyed by the members. Piano and vocal solos were rendered by Miss Louise Blackler and Mrs Isaac G. Smith. An interesting paper on "On Trail Roads was read by 1 Mrs George F. StilIman. The hostesses
 of the afternoon were Mrs. J. H. Black Ter Mrs. Lewis JosIin Mrs. Oscar Vose, Mrs. Everett Barns, Mrs. J. H. Segar, Mrs. Frank Sullivan and Miss Louise Blackler.
 A large number of Norwich people have arrived at their cottages in Pleasant
 View for the summer, and about 70 are listed on the hotel registers several members of the N F. A. baseball team
 are employed as walters at the Pleasant
 View hotel.
 Samuel James Henderson, of Bridge
 port, Conn, and Miss Anna Dennison Peckham of Bradford were united ln
 marriage Monday at the home of Mrs
 Bert c. James in Westerly, by Rev. Will liam Talty pastor of the Wakfeld Bap-
 tist church The bride was attended by
 her sister Mrs B. c. James. James K
 Henderson, a brother of the groom was
 best man. Both have many friends 1T
 Westerly, the bride being graduate ol
 the Westerly High school in the class o
 1y12.
 ) Notice has been given that the Mysti' drawbridge will be closed to traffic Wed , nesday, July 13, and the change necessi
 tates a change in the schedule of thu } Shore Line street railway. 2 Cars run out of Westerly will term r mate at Mystic, while cars going t = Groton will start at Mystic, the schedul ] being so arrange that 15 minutes vii f be allowed for connections in either di rection
 7 The new schedule follows: e Leave Westerly for Mystic. con nectin
 with car for Groton-6.15 a. m., 6.45 a n m.. and then every hour up to and includ e ing 3.45 D. m. then 15 p, m., 445 pm = 5.15 D. m, 54j p. m., and then ever o hour up to and including 1G45 D. m ' the 10.45 D. m. going to Mystic only. l. Leave Mystic for Westeriy-6 a. m
 '. B. m, 7.30 a. m. and every hour up it and including 4.30 p. m., p m., 5.3O l . m, D. m, '6.30 ?. m. and then ever
 hour up to and including 10.3O p. n. y Leave Mystic for Groton-545 a. m a and every half hour up to and includin
 .745 a. m.. the nevery hour up to an e including 12.45 p. m. then 1.l5 p. m. an 1T every half hour up to and including 6.4
 D. m; then every hour up to and inclut -z ing 10.45 p. m.
 l. Leave Groton for Mystic--630 a. I s. and every half hour up to and includiT
 S.3O a. m ; then every hour up to aT of including 1.30 D. m, then every Ina IT, hour up to and including 7.30 D. m, tht
 every hour mp to an dincluding 11.30 e, m.
 IL All cars leaving Groton at 30 minut
 past the hour will connect with Weste e. ly car. excepting 1O.30 ?. m. and H. T. D. m.
 Half hour cars leaving Groton at 1s m and , ?. m.. will also connect f n- Westerly at Mystic.
 =. Laconics
 Capt James A. Barber of the Wat n- Hill road, veteran of the Civil war.
 fisherman for more than hall centu ua and the only survivar of the first i in saving crew at Watch Hill celebrat
 his Slst birthday Monday. ,s- From all reports. the Westerly B o. Scouts are enjoying their stay at Car en AtWSooS III SlHte O. tue clouoy "eath ed Aholhef slgh 10 dIrecI haotorlsls ,te New Lohuoh or ProEldehce was install bA in Dion square Tuesday morning. he Willard H Bacon. superintendent nm the Westerly school, has been engaged
 an instructor at the summer school of er-