Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-09

Side MT. Donahue is an ex-serVice nan, having served as sergeant with the oid Fifth company from Westerly. lie IS l now closely connected with activities or I Merrill post, No. 16 American Legion, and of Narragansett council, No. 2l, k | of c. Following the ceremony, break ] fast and reception was held at the nome
 of the bride on Liberty street. MT. ana
 Mrs. Donahue left Wednesday afternoon
 for honeymoon trip to New fork, Phi adelphia and Washington. and upon tneir
 return will reside in Westerly where the
 groom is employed by the Westerly rex tile company.
 The funeral mass for Mrs. Mary Uniae
 who died at the home of her daughter
 Mrs. Martin Devine of Moss street, Mon- day morning, was sung Wednesday
 morning at St. Michael's church by Rev, John J. Fitzgerald. Burial was in St.
 Sebastian cemetery. The bearers were
 Thomas Lord, Edward Crowley, Arthur
 Wilcox and Daniel Devine. | Reports from the R. I. hospital, in Providence, state the condition of Gothelf
 Seidel is favorable. MT. Seidel, su-
 perintendent at the George c. Moore Co.
 on Beach street, fractured his hip early
 Tuesday morning while descending
 flight of stairs, and was taken to the
 hospital in the ambulance of the Vest erly Sanitary corps.
 For the accommodation of patreRs of
 the Shore Line trolleys Supt. W. Lester OiBrien announced Wednesday that people living in the vicinity of River
 Bend cemetery will have another car at
 9.23 in the evening, in addition to the
 8.45 and 10.45 cars now running. The car due to leave Ashaway at 9.15 will leave in the future at SOS, and instead
 of terminating the trip at the Main
 NArunn t6 , River Bend cemetery, leaving Clark's
 corner at 9.23.
 In addition to the above change which goes into effect immediately, several } more changes in the schedule will go into effect at the weekend. Saturday evening, June II, two extra
 trips will be run on the trolley line to , Atlantic beach at 7.45 and 9.45, return : ing from Atlantic beach at 8.15 and 1915 D. m.
 , Sunday service to Atlantic beach will
 be: 7.45, 10.45 and 11.45 q. m.; and , 1245, 1.45, 2.45, 3.45, 5,15 and 6.15 p. m.
 Effective Monday, June 1s. an early
 car will leave Pawcatuek Valley car
 house on Beach street at 5.53 a. m. for
 Atlantic beach and will leave Atlantic |, ing at Westerly at 6.45 a. m. The con : tinuance of this car depends solely upon the patronage it receives. Sundays Watch Hill service will be / hourly from 7.45 a. m. to 7.45 p. m. Eugene Holland finished first among , twelve entries in the fve-mile bicycle : race held Tuesday evening under the I auspices of the Westerly Motor Cycle : club. His time was 19 minutes and 4 D. seconds. c. D. MaXson, Jr, and Franl
 Carr finished a tie for second place, tht
 lI1i0yItaS Al A V onds. Third place went to Howard 2 Thomas, who was minute behind thu l runnersup.
 = LacOnics. n The Westerly High school baseball : team will play a game with East Green
 wich academy this CThursday) afternoon 8 at East Greenwich.
 e MT. and Mrs. Samuel Mellinger o : Tampa Fla, are visiting MT. and Mrs t Lewis Solomon of Elm street.
 Miss Helen L. Farrell of Westerly ha. f received an appointment as secretary tt 8 Mayor Gainor of Providence, and as a stunned her duties Monday morning. & Mrs. Charles Craig of Chester avenu n suffered a broken nose Tuesday mornini h when she fell while descending a flight o , stairs at her home.
 f Miss Agnes Sullivan was given a mis Q cellaneous shower by the Ladies' Cath q ming, at the home of Mrs. Joseph De d laney of Newton avenue. l. Four more candidates were initiate = at the meeting of the Westerly lodge c \, EIks held Wednesday evening, in tn v club rooms on High street.
 = The pupils of Westerly High schot 1~ will hold a reception for the gramma II school graduating class this (Thursday n evening, in high school hall. A shol D entertainment will be given and refresf
 ments will be served.
 n Plans are under way for the formatio i of a baseball league in Westerly, so ths II an opportunity for beneficial recreatio s will be given those employed all day.