Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-07
WEST

Mrs. Alexander Ferguson. The paper was given by Mrs. S. H. Davis.
 The Ladies' Circle of Pawcatuck Con- gregational church has planned pro- gramme in which LilaNewdick of Boston will entertain and a musical will be here.
 Bulkeley High school is to play the Westerly High football team at Wester- ly Tuesday.
 The Westerly library will help to make Armistice Day memorable. The library has rare collection of war books which are to be placed in the front racks where | they can be seen and enjoyed by read CTS. The library will close Friday, Arm 1 istice Day.
 When Westerly Historical society meets in the Library building Thursday at I 45 D. m. the members and the pub lie will be addressed by Harvey Perry, who has been in Germany and has had an opportunity to study economic and so- | cial conditions there. He is also ac- 1 quanted with the French people and con- ditions in their country.
 Miss Elsie May ozanne, daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph ,Ozanne, of POT Me | chanic street and Samuel Council were
 united in marriage at the Clarkville
 chapel by Rev. S. M. Cathcart. The
 bride was attended by Mrs. May Ozanne, as nlatron of honor and Will ] jam Whewell was best. man. Raymond Ozanne was ring bearer. The chapel was beautifully decorated with autumn
 foliage flowers and palms. The wedding
 march was played by Philip Button of Mystic. The bride wore a gown of ivor1
 satin trimmed with georgette crepe. Her
 veil was caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white
 chrysanthemums. The matron of honor
 wore grey crepe with black and tan velvet hat trimmed with a grey feather.
 She carried pink chrysanthemums. The
 groom's gift to his bride was a string of
 pears. To the best man he gave a stick
 pin and to, the matron of honor string
 of pearls. The bride received many gifts of cut glass, china, ornaments, money linen, etc. Guests were present from Nor
 wich, Mystic, Stonngton and Providence Following the ceremony reception was
 held in the vestry of the church, and
 upon their return from wedding trip ) which includes New York and New ter
 sey MT. and Mrs. Council will reside al : POT Mechanic street.
 Dr. and Mrs. Milton Rees will come tC Westerly and conduct a special com
 munity service in the auditorium of tht First Baptist church Wednesday even 7 ing.
 4 Providence democratic paper il : the Friday and Saturday issue gav' Westerly politicians a shaking up. Tn
 articles stated tn t there were reasons
 for the road commissioners doing as lik :, ed, also that the men who representeC the town had cel tain reasons for havinl
 a curbing and other work done. Tn e curbing referred to was done to sav, = a new road which had been built recent e ly and to save it being washed, becaus g at this point the bridge crosses the roa l and is higher at this point which tend = to wash the macadam. n Mrs. Anna Wilson is visiting her SO
 at Winship Highlands, Mass. g William A. Wilcox was in Hope Val |. ley and Kenyon Saturday. f Harold Campbell spent the week en : with relatives in Norwich and New Lon
 don.
 a MT. and Mrs. Walter Snyder are o
 a wedding trip to Detroit, Mich. e Saturday afternoon Budlong post, (
 A. R., met in the Library building an l. formulated plans for the Armistice Da e celebra ton.
 > Contractor Miller and Mir. Bushe r. together with the Stonington selectmel
 went over Mechanic street and inspecte n and accepted the work completed here. le Mary Quinlan, clerk in the town Urea:
 urer's office was in Providence, Satul h | day.