Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-26

westerly lodge, Nos CTS; E. P. Q. E' l,eld a meeting in the new club rooms on High street Wednesday evening, when several candidates were initiated. A mum - Der Of applications were also read. The years goal of a 500 membership is nelns rapidly attained Of special interest to all ex-service men was the report of the cpnlmittee appointed to purchase silk banner for Merrill post, No IS, American Legion. The members of this committee . lave tried In vain to get a speedy de- livery on banner but it is now thought that the standard will not arrive in time fbr use on Memorial Day.
 Recruiting Sergeant Charles Nudge. of the new Westerly National guard outfit reported Wednesday that seven more vol unteers signed up for the organization Tuesday night This brings the total en- listments to 55. five more than the re- auired quota. so that the success or the new company is now assured, provided all of the men can pass the physical exam nation. Capt Chystie Mcconnell stated Wednesday. that although the quota was obtained recruiting would continue, so that a full strength company Of 100 men griaye be secured if possible.
 Chief Surgeon Blair of the Rhode 1s- and National guard, was at the armory Wednesday night to make Q physical eX- animation of the applicants, and will be ther again Friday night 10 examine men afho may enlist within the next few days. number of Westerly High school alumni conducted a private dance We'd rtsdav evening in the ball rom of the Rhode Island hotel About 30 couples were present. and enjoyed dancing from go o'clock until midnight, to music by srtcInt's orchestra.
 ,Dr. VI. Fl. Scanlon has been appointed chairman of the meH's committee that is -l conduct tho Westerly Visiting Nurse association drive the first three days in June other members of the commit zee are: W Lester OBrien, George stontauo. Arthur Trotman, Thomas Mic Kf1zio. s. IT, Davis, Robert Duff, Louis stl1mo1. Charles E. Sherman, c. Leo Higgins Martin II. Spelman, Joseph Tr.lls. pr. Samuel Webster, C. W. Camp beli, William Clark. Arthur M. Cottrell Rev. s. AI Cathcart, Robert P. Mitchell, 3a Benjamin Utter. Arthur l.. Perry, Ev- ai.- HoNia and George Harper.
 sTle mems committee will canvass the isross sectbn of the town and wo- mems teams, with Mrs Frank Sherman as crltain will canvass the town by stTee-s. Team captains have been ap- r1uted as as follows. Miss Katherine
  Sherman. Miss Grace Carmichael Mrs. rharies T. Butler. Mrs Edward B. Coy, Wfs. IT. E. AE2rd. Miss Kstherin Frank a-.rir. Mrs H R Miner. Mrs Thomas FEo7o of Potter HiH Mrs Ralph Briggs of Ashswsv and Mrs Chrystie McCon- -si 7t Watch Hil
 the aim of the committee to raise fl l''1 on this drive, a sum which vil -T only caAy Inc work of next year 6 -ril give the association a reserve 'rrd for emergencies and new work as t is-n--dsd
 Rear Admiral Herbert o. Dunn, '. S E. eommandant of the First Naval district. wi3 be placed on the retired list
 age June 29 and has stated that he WEI make his home in Westerly, where -0s was born. Admiral Dunn has seen atai and intresIng service in his 42 e2rs in ta5 navy. -ervlng actively in the 'in1'sh war, Philippine insurrection .lcye~ rebellion and World war. and has -fsiF7l many decorations and medals ..Fldes being 9 member of many clubs s1d societies au over the world. he is a -in1er cf Merrill pest. No. 16. AnAri- ID legion. of Wes-erly.
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 vi'usu D Toz'e, who spent the win z months ia s ope, has returned tc tt4 home 5r Elm street.
 aIr. and Mrs. Willism L. Wilcox o -r crn.