Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-10
WESTERLY

tary; Miss Jennie B. Miner, superintend- entent, cradle roll; Mrs. Harry Nichols, Harry Nichols, superintendent begin ners; Miss Isabel Sheldon, superintend- ent primary Miss Daisy Kenyon and Mrs F. Howard Martin, assistant su- perintendents primary department; Mrs. Waiter Killan, superintendent home de- partment; Miss Daisy Kenyon, pianist.
 Following a vote taken at a recent meeting of the Westerly granite cutters, the granite industries of Westerly went on daylight saving tlmc Mondry morn
 ing It is rumored that the new time won out by one vote at the meeting, as the granite workers are almost evenly divided on the subject.
 A solemn requiem high mass for Jo- seph T. Murphy, representative from the fist Westerly district, was celebrated Monday morning at Il o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception by Rev. Austin O'Toole of Narragansett Pier. Father Holland of Woonsocket was dea- con. Father Cronin of Newton, Mass. sub-deacon, and Rev. Henry Bruno ot Westerly, master of ceremonies. During the mass, Father Thomas LarlSin and Father Cassagne of Westerly, Father Hanley of Rumford, Father Quinn of | Wakefield and Father Gibbons of Wick 1 ford, occupied seats in the sanctuary The music was by the choir of the church, with Thomas Murray organist During the offertory Miss Kathleen O'Brien 1 of Providence sang Pie Jesu," and l trio Martin H. Spellman, Mrs. Michael 1 Driscon and Thomas V. Clancy sang 1 Jesus de Vivi" At the close of mass,
 Miss OBrien sang ''He Leadeth Me" l The bearers were Thomas F. Lenihan
 and Maurice W. Flynn from Narragansett 1 council, No 21, K. of C., Lawrence Pur- l till and James Collins from Westerly
 ledge, No. 67S, B. P. o. F., Dr. J. M. O'Connell from Misquamicut tribe. No. l 19, Improved Order of Rednen and John
 Morrison from Mastuxet camp, No. 2,
 Woodmen of the World.
 Among the public officials of the state present were Ex-Governor James NJ Hig- gins. Representative Forth, Fred L. 1 Owen, James H. Kiernan, Michael Me- Iaughlin of Providence, John A. Hamilton
 of Cranston Samuel H. Davis of West
 erly and Edward L. Conan of South Kingstown; Senators Datson of Westerly, ] Sherwood of Providence and Bitgood of | Hopkinton.
 Large delegations from all the societies to which MT Murphy belonged were also present including representatives of Mar ragansett council, No. 21 K. of C., West
 erly lodge. B. P. o. E., Misquamicut tribe, of Redmen, Mastuxet camp. Woodmen of the World, Holy Name society and the St Vincent de Paul society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
 Daniel Cogan, W. Lester O'Brien, Wal ter Duggan and Edward J. Butler, nn-
 bers of the Knights of Columbus were the ushers.
 Following the church services, the au
 tomobile cortege left for Pawtueket , in tery.
 , Inc requiem high mass for Columbus J. Zerbarini, a member of the Westerly town council who died at his home or
 Summer street Friday morning, wa:
 sung at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday morning at o'clocl , by Rev. Henry Bruno, s. M. At the offertory a trio, Martin H
 Spellman Mrs. Michael Driscoll ant
 Thomas " Clancy sang Calvary" ant
 Martin H Spellman sang Jesus Love- Q of My Soul"
 The bearers four of whom are mem f bers of the town council. were. Abraham
 P. Datson, Joseph Gervasini. Cliffort I Campbell. Howard Thorp, William Veal
 and George c. Moore. Burial was il River Bend cemetery.
 v LeRoy A. Moran, son of MT. and Mrr I Samuel Moran of Grove avenue, was in
 iured Monday morning when he wa
 struck by the machine driven by Franl c | Sherman of Granite street. Young Mo ran was playing with other children | = the yard at 35 Grove avenue, and raj
 out into the road without looking. Tn Sherman car was approaching at slo' ' rate of speed but the mud guard struc
 the boy before the car could be stopped = The boys head was badly bruised, tw
 teeth were knocked out, and he wa
 knocked unconscious. Dr. c. Grant Say
 age was called and dressed the wounds r LacOnics
 III Philip Gallagher, aged ', of John stree D fractured his arm Sunday when he fe " on a rock He was sent to Proyidenc Il by Dr. M. H. Scanlon for treatment. It Mrs. L. G. Docking has returned K, Westerly after spending several monti re visiting her daughter, Mrs. k. s. Dyke ( l. Chicago.
 |? Jesse Pickrel, chief water tender 0 D. the U. s. s. Laudner is visiting at r 1t home in Westerly. He recently return d ed from South Carolina with the AtlaI to tic fleet, and has short furlough. $ William Quinlan, Richard J. Butte " Jr.. Miss Mary Murray and Miss Evely II McWeeney motored to New Haven, ConI
 Sunday and visited relatives. d Final plans for the Memorial Day p IS rade will be decided upon at the mee ,n ing of Merrill post, No. 16, Alneric; ic Legion this CTuesday) evening. c. Howard McGuinness, employed in Ne
 Haven. spent the weekend at his hon r. on Cherry street
 d. Rev. P. S. Sailer is to give an flu on trated lecture on Down South in u le Land of Cotton" at the Clarkville chur he this (Tuesday) evening.
 a John Murphy of Chicago was in toy D. Monday to attend the funeral of | ay brother, Representative Joseph T. Mu al phy.