Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-02

Hill road to Mue3hys corner, throurb Variety vile, down the White Rock ro9I, 10 Pleasant street. to the starting place repeating the same course with the home stretch on the new section of the Wb;ta Rock road, with the finish at the StfIl- manville bridge
 Five entries for the race already have been received at the store of Samuel Cir ven on Main street.
 William '. Jordan. r. a resident of Westerly for the past 47 years. died tuesday night at his home at Is Morgan street after an illness of 19 months. He was born in Ireland in 1S44 and came tod this country about 1874, making his residence n Westerly, where he has since remained. At various times he has been employed by the c. B. Cottrell Sons Co. by the local granite concerns and hv Charles Perry of Margin street. Later when Wilcox park was opened, he ob tained employment there and has worked there until his illness.
 Besides his wife, Mary Fenton Jorda. he. IS survived by seven children. four sons John F., James L., Andrew and Charles, and three daughters, Mrs. John oNeil of Newport Mrs. Joseph Burnes Of ordhan1, N. r, and Miss Annie Jordan of Westerly. Tfhe drive fer funds for the Westerly Visiting Nurse association started We'd nesday evening and will continue through out the week. Dr. NJ. H. Scanlon. who has charge of the drive, aided by several members of the executive committee. has been busy in eanvassing the business sec ton; F teams have been visiting the pr1Vate homes. As in past drives, the town has been divided into sections and Q vision The goal has been placed at | $zo 900 and the teams will work hard to reach it before Sunday night The captains and teams working in tba drive are:
 Team 1-Katherine W Foster. captain Misses Daisy Kenyon, Ethel Foster, Mari l on Barnes, Mrs. Joseph GriIls. Mrs 1 George Montalto. Mrs. Theresa NigreIli. Team 2-Mrs. Henry L. Burdick, cap.
 tain, Mrs. Daniel F. Larlin, Miss Ruth
 Taylor Mrs. George J. Kemp.
 Team s-19rs. Charles Sherman. cap.
 tain, Mrs. Paul F. Estey, Mrs. Fran} Ahern, Mrs. Harold D. Livingstone. Mrs Wffred B. Utter, Miss Margaret Pagan Miss Ethel Turner
 Team Miss Grace Carmichael. cap
 tain. Mrs. 0. R. Smith. Mrs Fred Opfe
 Mrs. Grace Savage, Mrs. Biyron Allen Mrs. Alexander Mitchell, Mrs Ala1
 Thompson.
 Team 5-Mrs Charles J. Butler. cap
 tain. Mrs. Franklin Smith Mrs. RicI,ar,
 Mitchell. Ms Russell Dover, Miss Mar
 garet Malnatti, Mrs. Harold Doyle, Mrs
 Lloyd Willard, Mrs. Mark Pearson, NIT.
 Jean Bryson.
 Team s--Mrs. Edward E. Coy. caotair
 Mrs. Ralph B1iven, Mrs. Fred N Robin son, Miss Elizabeth Chairman. Miss Mar
 Clark, Mrs. Edward Morris Team Mrs. Harry E. Agard car
 tain, Mrs Howard Barber, Miss Doroth Perry, Mrs. Addison Archie. Mrs Well Fowler, Mrs. Clifford Campbell.
 Team s-Miss Katherine Frankenstefr
 captain Miss Grace Chesebro, Mrs. Cor stant Cundsli, Mrs. George E. Utter, Mir
 R. W. Hawton. Mrs. Fred Rogers. Mir
 Fred Barker Miss Molly Randall Mir NJ. 4. Carpenter, Mrs. c. H. Gavitt
 Team s-Afrs. II. R, Miller. captair
 Misses Mary Harvey, Fishwick. Lorett Mahoney. Irene Mcknight, Marion Mc Knight, Gertrude Dugan. Irene Dugal Mary Holmes. Annie Sullivan. Mrs. Dc We're Barber, Mrs Frank Sullivan, Mir Frank I. Payne.
 Ashaway team-Mrs. Ralph Bri-g captain, Mrs. E. E. Saunders. Mrs. Yer Peterson. Miss Mathewson, Miss Mil Blake.
 Potter Hill team-Mrs. Thomas Hcp I captain. Mrs Charles Taylor. Watch Hill team-Mrs. Cbrystie Mt I Cornell, captain
 Laeonicx. The 14th annual inspection of nehora chapter, No. 5, O. E. S., was held Tuel I day evening at the Masonic rooms C 5 High street. A number of grand office were present and a special program w. enjoyed.
 Miss Dorothy Whealef. national al thority on Americanization. will speak S the First Baptist church Friday afternoc