Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-13
WEST ERLY

June s--East Greenwich at East iGreen tieh.
 JdHe 1i-Opeh.
 l Prof. William LFnAat UndsrEe6d. Of aIassa achtisetts Institute of Teohnology, 36stoh, delivered very interesting illus trated lecture on "A Trip With an In- dian," at Masonic hallj Barber 8femofi-
 al Buiiaing Tuesday evening. The lecture was for the members of the Masonic and i Colonial clubs and their friends The I speaker proved extremely interesting. and told incident after incident. fnirthful, I thrilling and instructive. HIS collection | of slides of the Main woods were of ufl- i usual beauty. A large attendance greet I sd the speaker.
 I A farewell dinner was tsndefea NeF. I4atirende J. kelledy Monday evenlng at the feet0rv of the Church of the it1i- riacliate Conception Aino1S the 90 guests was Bishop Fafnafd, is5s A1s- tralias Represehtatiyes We're also pFes- eht from Bestsn, Chelsea, Oatilsff1ges addresses paid tribHte to tine. work 9f / F'f. Kelleay has done since coming 10 this dieceses F'r. Kelledy ekbeGts : to leave Westerly today (Wednesdayl. as I is is expected in San E'raneiHs5 satur- day to sail for his new post iii Austra- I.iia. s 2. x | Ali appeal for | sssamuRits house ih
 Westerly aA q hitting memorial to the neh from this town who served with 1.-the armed forces of the United States in the world war was made by Rev. E. iJ. Cleveland at the monday luncheon at the Colonial club Tuesday. That saeh building was perhaps an impos- \ sibility at this time because of other lpressing, needs. and campaigns in sight is l perhaps a good thing, said the speaker, as it would give the town an opp9rthhi- Ity to go slowly in the matter so that I when the--t time came for building only 1.-the best would be acceptable
 | Mir Cleveland discussed the subject of I . memorial from its purpose, character.
 place of erection, including place and cost He defined it's purpose as perpetu- T ating the memory of those men from
 Westerly who gave their lives or were willing to die fighting for their cohn- try. He wanted d memorial that would
 make it impossible for the sacrifices Of these men to be. forgotten. Then, too, he said 1t should be an expression of love and affection and an inspira ton to furture generations. It's character, Mr. Cleveland said
 must be permanent, not in the nature of an athletic field or the like which might pass out of tise. It should be masterpiece, even though it requires considerable money for the eretion
 and it should contain the names of . Westerly men who fought with the rr 1 artned forces of the United States in the Werld war; and it should be placed in as central location as E possible.
 He believed community house F would best fulfill the requirements of such memorial, an institution which f would not only serve every purpose as
 memorial but in addition deseop the , youth O. the town to a higher plane oi e citizenship.
 1T Lecal LAeehies.
 Motion pictures are to be taken to-
 day (Wedresday) at the plants Of the
 Joseph Coduri company of Westerly
 and the Crdnb Granite Quarry com. B pafy of Bradford.
 5l An illustrated lecture on IA Todl 6 Through Scotland" is to be given al i the Clarkrille chapel.
 Mrs. Jean G. Bryson and daughter !, Jessie. have moved from. Westerly tc ;l Leonard DeleRanty has returned tc 1; his home Oh Summer street after wis l; iting his btother, Df. Henry Delehan {; ty at Ann Arbof, Mich. Df. Delehant, . is taking post graduate course il Michigan University Dental school William B. Gavik, formerly 0 ,, Westerly, fnetefed here Tuesday iron g New Haven, Conn, and visited friends He has not beeh in Westerly for = number Of years.
 \ Word received from the Rhode Tslan, hospital late Tuesday afternoon re !. ported that the condition Of Raymont z Niles Of Hope Valley, who was ac ]. eideAtally shot Sunday, is somewha }, improved.
 4 Tie inter-elass track meet Of tn 2 Westerly High School boys was hel, \ Tuesday afternoon at Riverside park. A number of summer residents a s the nearby shore resorts have been il ' town within the past few days to ge = their property into shape for the com | 1 ing season.