Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-20
WESTERLY

 Three new cottages have been com nleted during the past winter at Shelter Harbor, formerly Musieelony, on the Shore road. Summer homes have been built by Mrs. F. J. Nee of Woonsocket and Harden Pratt of Cambridge, Mass, while William T. MacFarlane of Bridge port, Conn. has built 8 new cottage at Ninigret cove. where 3 new land tract Is being developed Alterations have been made In many of the cottages, and the whole settlement has been put in readiness for the coming season, which promises to be the best in the colony's History
 John ". Needham, of, Westerly, and Miss Elizabeth Thomas of Fawcatuck were united in marriage Tuesday morning at St. Michaers church by Rev. John J. .Eeane. Mrs. Thomas Catto, 8 sister of the bride. was ulatron of honor, and Thomas Cato wss besA man. Following the ceremony breakfast was served at the home of the bride on Mechanic street. Mir. and Mrs. Neediam left at noon for a short honeymoon trip after which they will reside in Westerly.
 The following four petitions for di- verce were granted by Judge Arthur P. Brown in the superior court for Wash ington county at West Kingston Tues day.
 Margherita C. Pelzano vs. Noe V. Bal zano. Petitioner granted divorce on the grounds of neglect to provide and allow ed to resume her maiden name.
 Harriet G. Brown vs. Samuel B. Brown on grounds of neglect to provide. Peti- tioner granted custody of three minor children, the respondent being granted the pTivilege of seeing the, children at reasonable times.
 Mildred F Mor r;I1 xs Earold TE Moe- rili. Granted on grounds of neglect to provide. Petitioner given custody of mi nor child, Althea May, Al.naony waiv- ed. @t
 Lucy GImwel vs John Gamweli, Same grounds.
 David 4. Lowry was elected to succeed Paul Jennings as high priest of Palmer chapter, No. g, Royal Arch Masons of Pawcatucll, at the 56th annual eonYeea- ton held Monday evening in the Masonic rooms on High street. Other officers elected and installed were: James Me Kenzie, IT,. king; Bourdon A. Babeock scribe: Walter c. Hscox. treasurer; Al bert E. Barber, secretary; Arthur E. Thompson. captain of the host; John A. iIoas. principal soiourne-; James D. Docking. royal arch captain; Gilbert Hicks ina ster of the third veil; Harry O. Williams master of the second veil
 
 veil; Nathan Lewis, tyler; Robert Cole trustee Of the permanent fund for three years.
 Tic officers were installed by R. nx. Arthnr Y. Nash, grand king of the grand chaFter of Connecticut, assisted by Ex Cari E.. Burdick, Elk samus Girvin and Ez. 4. r. Barber, Following the meet, ing lunch was served. < smoker fol. lowed. f
 ArhA sY-fu- IT snA.A "A znd James E. Lanphear collided Monday afternoon at the corner of Railroad ave. nue and Dixon street. Tho Lanpheai machine was headed uD aTiilrcad avenue followed by Thorp's machine and wac struck when turRing around to come bacB from the avenue. ,Tha aee.dent was probably due Co the slippery condition nf the road. Slight damage was done to either car.
 special meeting of Westerly tews council was held Monday evening for tht purpose Of drawing tiisf jury list to rep resent the town il the siirerior court fel Wasiiin gton county. eIt was expected that "a daylight saving ordinance wouit he passed at this ttn,e. The matter wa. discussed by Counciimef A. P, Dafsea George C.. Moore Howard Thorpe ana Clifford W. W. Campbell eounriinaef present. but no .rnotio9 was made ta pu aFlfgRt .ssYinS 9nto. tnect in Westerly nsSt. Sunday as. fin Providence and .othe rities and towns in the state. ~ s '4ss Last .xears Westerly had & ,dsylish wing ordinaAca which was effectiv tSoni the last Sunday in April to- tn iast Sunday sa 9etaber:H This ordinanc Tas reoeSfed' af the March session C IHa 'coiiEcil when th Information wa Tiven that the New Haven road. was t ctange is Schedule to cGnforyn with NeE York sfd,.Bosten. the two biz fArsigai' The new crdirfRpcs. was nassed iH West erly to be in eff@ct from the last S;unda iH March to the last Sunday in October The New Haven railroad again made change from Aprii tn Senter1her and th council at special session rescinde their vote which Tnsde the ordinance ei fsctivs from April 70 September. thu eavins' the town without Q daylight saa
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