Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29
WESTERLY

Cconara&ang with the local workers for the Hoover fund. special shows will be given at the H1iven Opera house and the Central theatre Sunday after noon and the proceeds will bes donated to the refsef of the starving children or Central Eurupe The theatres have agreed to give every cent of tho money collected to the fund, and the managers arc assuming all expenses. No tickets will be sold but those attending will De required to contribute minimum of 20 cens to the cause. It is expected or course that some will contribute g. much larger amount Attractive pro grams have been arranged.
 While walking In the rear of hts nome on the North Stonington road Thureoay afternoon, Otis Morgan was shot below the hfp by a stray bullet probably fired by some hunter. Judging from the wound it is thought that the bullet came from a large bore rife. Dr. Thurman n Maine was summoned and gave first alo treatment. and within an hour after the accident the wounded man was on his way 10 the Rackus hospital in Nor wich in the ambulance of the Westerly Sanitary Corps. Mir. Morgan was re- ported as resting favUrably Friday and his condition is not considered serious.
 At the annual meeting of the executive committee of the Westerly chapter of the Red Cross held Thursday afternoon. the following officers were elected: James M Pendle4on, president; Thomas Perry vice president; Lewis Stanton, treasur- CT; Mrs C. Bryon Cottrell. secretary Lewis Stanton, member of the executive committee.
 Mrs Harry Milner and Miss Besse Taylor were Sequested to go over the list of members in the hope that any who were unintentionally overlooked in he membership drive may again be in- cluded in the personnel of the chapter.
 Arthur NJ Cottrell was reelected chair man of the home service section, with A R. StEhnan. Everett E. Whipple, Mrs Frank Sherman and Thomas Perry as members of his committee. The commit tee was given authority to add new mem bers as it sees fit.
 Mrs. Samuel H. Davis was madn chair man of the production department. Thi: includes what was the knitting, sewing and surgical dressing department durins the war and since.
 Mrs Charles H. Gavitt was reelected chairman of the house committee ant Willard H. Bacon chairman of tn, Junior Red Cross. Arthur L. Perry wa elected auditor. Sub-committees were al so appointed.
 Dr. F. c. Pagan. Arthur M. Cottrel and Edgar P. Maxson were elected a spe cial committee to confer with the of ficials of the Westerly Sanitary corp to ascertain whether or not they desire t reunfte with the We,aerly chapt r.
 The meeting adjourned to the frs Thursday liter the first Tuesday i March.
 Miss Helen B. Palmer s3. who die, in Chepatchet, N. Y. January 14, wa many summers at the Joseph Chesebr farm in Wequetequock. She was a di rect descendant of Walter Palmer, one 0 the first white settler of the town o Stonington.
 Curling enthusiasts arc planning t take advantage of the excellent condi tions for the sport, and the annua match will be contested on the ice a Burdens pond Saturday afternoon a 12:30 o'clock. The trophy played fo each year is now in possession of tn Rob Roy club, the winners last winter The teams that will compete Saturda are the Rob Roy, Waverly and Mantle.
 
 Lorraine mills and his son Archie, es caped injury Friday when Dodge ca that Mfr. Meikle was driving was struc by trolley car on Mechanic street. Tn automobile was proceeding out of tn lane that leads to the mill offices, an was struck by the 11:45 trolley fo Stonington, just as the main road wa reached. The machine was badly smash ed up.
 It is understood that the Wfnnepav Golf company will soon apply for charter to be incorporated for s50,0O under the Rhode Island laws The con pany pans to establish an 1S-hole go1 course on land which has been lease for a period of ten years with an or ton of purchase, be'A1ging tc Captai William F. Saunders. the Harris Char man farm. and the Brightmao farm the dast two mentioned parcels of Ian beonging to Mrs. Mary S. Damerel. Is expected that the course will exten for four miles. Some of those who hay agreed to become stock holders in tt new enterprise are William Clark, Geore c. Moore, Wells R. Fowler, Howard \ Barber. Lewis Tetlow, Edwin D. Hawk Frederick c. Buffum, Jr., Samuel Davis, Frank G. Ahearn and Chrystie' Mcconnell.
 The following officers were instans