Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16

SarraEansett circle. No. 1Sa, Daush- :. ters of Isabella, held the April meeting at Community hail Thursday evening. ana exemplified the third degree on 2 class of 50 candidates. The chapter roll now exceeds 250 members. Following the working of the degree. 8 general se- cial time was enjoyed, and reffeshmsnts1 were served. ef
 Requiem high mag fsf Michael H. Do- herty who died at his late heme at 53 School street Wednesday, was sung Fri Sday morning at the Church of the In1- smacuIate Conception by Rev. Thomas J. Lafkin. During the services bass sole was rendered by Thomas V. Clancy. The bearers were James 1. Clancy, Harry c. Clancy, Fzfrow Clancy and Edward A. Farrell. Burial was in St. MichaeFs Old cemetery. Judge Chester v. Barrsws has handed down his resefipt in the case of State vs. Frank W. Coy Estate cofnpany ct al, which was heard before Judge Barfcws at the February session of the superior court for Washington ceunty, in session Rt Westerly.
 The court holds that the bill Of com plaint should be dismissed, unless the state is prepared to see that the condi- tions contained in Exhibit A are com piled with The preliminary injunction
  terfering with travel upon the new Shore road until the matter has been finally disposed of.
 At the twenty-third azzue1 eehvensipA of the Rsbekah assembly of Rhode Isl- and held at the NarraGansett hotel in Providence Thursday, Mrs. Mary c. Bam- ford of Hope lodge, No. IS, of Westerly. was elected warden in competition with six other candidates from various parts of the state.
 Argumentt were made en the fenleval of the default In the case of the Vacuum Oil company vs. J. Fred Barber and Son. at the session for the Third district court Friday morning Judge Oliver H. Will Hams presided Attorney John Ferguson appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney Herbert W. Rathbun for the defendant. The court granted the motion.
 Most Wsrshipful Grana Master Charles W. Cfamer of Connecticut made a visi- tation to Pawcautek lodge, No. 30, F. and A. M, Thursday evening when the third degree was worked upon class, The grand master was accompanied by Past Grand Master c. c. Perkins of New London and Right Worshipful Judge Ar thur M. Brown of Jewett City. Past Grand Master Thomas Mckenzie and Grand Marshal Arthur N Nash were al 50 present. When the meeting opened the lodge room was filled. many Mason: being present from New London, Nor. wieh, Mystic and StSningten. besides several mefassrs of Franklin lodge, Nc 90, of Westerly. After the, working q the degree, speeches were made by ! lumber of the visiting officers and wer, olioWed by refreshments. Music wal furnished By an orchestra of 10 pieces. Fer some time 1t has been knswH t he medical fraternity. heads of hespi tals and other organizations whose wori Is among the sick, that the supply 0 nurses in the state was n6t equal to tn, demand for their services, and that tn, disparity between supply and demand vas steadily increasing
 This condition has led to the forma ton of the Rhode Island League c Nursing Education and general move ment to recruit larger classes in tn hospitals of the state whose course aualify the student for registration.
 The movement has ths endorsement 6 the governor. mayors of several of tn Rhode Island cities, public health off eials and physicians. and Is receivini the active cooperation of the American Red Cross. James Pendleton. chairman of the Westerly chapter, and Mrs Franl A. Sherman of the national committee srly.
 The need of nurses cannot De mini mized. Entering classes are invariahl smaller than the graduating classe classes whose places the new. student era to eventually fill. Unless the con dition is changed by more young wome taking up nursing as theft Nfe work, tn day Is not far distant when Rhode Isl and people will actually suffer for tn ack of trained attendants In cases ( lccident and illness:
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 The baseball game between westerl High and Wheeler, scheduled for Frida afternoon, was postponed because of tt infavorable weather.
 Mrs Russell Slocum has been eoahnt 0 her home on Spring street for the pa week by illness.
 Mrs Samuel H. Davis left Friday noe ,or a brief visit to Washington, D. c.
 The third term of the Westerly publ schools closed Friday. and report car, will be distributed Monday.
 nr. and Mrs. Asa B. Briggs return, to their home in Ashaway Friday mori ing after spending the winter in Flord
 Mrs. Marjory Sharp, president, Mir Ruth R. Nash, delegate, and Mrs. vre, enbutg. have returned from Hartfoi where they attended the W0mafs Reli corps convention. departmept of Col necticut
 Word has been received here of tl death of John R. Savage, son of Mir. al Mrs. ". w., Savage of wethsrsiei Conn. The family have been summ