Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-23
WESTERLY

families, and the contract is given to Pawtucket builder.
 Countess von EdeaSzrx, of Germany. was held up on the Watch Hill road, Thursday afternoon, by Motorcycle Ofn- eef George Madison, for cutting in on another naachine The noble lady was rather perturbed by the delay caused. but she wAs Informed by the policeman l .nat no Pzrf4xltty wss shown ts the mo- lnlsity in Westerly. She camned after . while, and said that she was aIwaFs re- garded as a careful driver. She wsa given a warning and allowed to depart ron her wxy to New York city in her Sim plez car.
 I've autoncbilc drivers were lined fer violation .ss ~sa-ly traffic laws
 Judge Oliver H. wHniams at the reg rlar sessiu nird district court friday morning Walter E. Matson of ] E.opkinton was charged with driving past t3 trolley car which was stopped near the cemetery on Beach street te let on and tdke on passengers. He was found gull " and fined $25 and eo0ts
 Joseph Charpentier of Pawtucket was charged with driving a motor vehicle at inc rate of sS miles an hour along the Watch Hill road. He said he dldn
 hink he was going that fact, but was
 
 The case of state. Thomas F. Brown, complainant vs. William J. Henderson IT,. charged with reckless driving was continued for two weeks. Attorneys Led
 --;1ro and Davis appeared fer the de- fendant.
 Interesting reports of the recent Chris tan Endeavor convention in New York were given by the local delegates at speciaf meeting of the local union held Thursday evening at the Broad Street iChristjan church The costumes worn and the banner carried by the Rhode Isl and delegation, were on display at th' meeting and a number of songs and cheers featured at the convention vert given by the delegates.
 After being closed fer the past twa weeks because of a slump in the cotton market the B. B. & R. Knight mill in
 White Rock will start up on full tim' Monday morning. The local managers were notified of the fact Thursday morn ing. and the news was joyfully received
 hv the residents of the village, most of whom rely on the mill for their living
 Everett F. Southwiek. of Peabody Mass. and Miss Mary Walsh of Asha
 way were united in marriage Thursda!
 evening at the rectory of the Church O the Immaculate Conception by Rev Henry Bruno, s. Nj. Mrs. s. Edson White
 was matron of honor. and her husband , was best man. Mir. Southwick and ht bride left Thursday night for a honey
 moon trip to St. Johns, N. B.. and Tar mouth. x. S.. after which they will re
 side in Peabody.
 The July meeting of the Westerly V C. T. [. was held Thursday with Mrs - James o. Babcock of Avondale, wit l about 30 members in attendance. Re
 rorts of the New England Institute re s gently neld in East Greenwich wer ' given by Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Waite l D. Kenyon, and the Americanizatio | committee reported that at present ther b are six teachers on the staff. and tha b ren Italian women are being taught t 2 read and write. It was voted to donat ' s for educational work at the Kings T ton fair
 Tn the third round of the annual Jul
 tournament on the Shenecossett go llinks at Eastern Point Thursday. Lew ' fTetlow of Westerly defeated G. wyma
 Carroll of Norwich, and became runne1 F ID for the finals. Mr Tetlow had a i, confidence of winning the cup whe
 seen Thursday evening
 ,. Laconics.
 r There will be no baseball game in We: . terly today Saturday. but Sunday d Fternoon the kacey-Mystic game shoul u attract a good crowd.
 e Both trucks of the Watch Hill fire d i partment were called out Friday aftei ', noon for brush fire in the rear of tn Ocean House. No damage resulted. - Mir. and Mrs Arthur Keleher. of New
 ark, N. J- are spending a few days wit e Westerly relatives.
 Rev. B. U. Hatfield. pastor of tn