Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21

company and 1t is expected that the number will be doubled before the sum- mer is over.
 This new golf club will fill long felt want of the summer residents of Pleas ant View and Weekapaug 2 8 well as to the residents of Westerly, for the men- bership roll of the Misquamicut Golf club at Watch Hill is already complete, and no more members will be taken in this year except from the summer col ony at the Hill.
 Several hundred attended the first dance to be conducted by the Fifth Con- pany. R. I. N. G., at the state armory on Dixon street Monday evening. The boys realized a good sum of money on their initial social function, and the new company fund was given good start. Dancing was held from until 12 o'clock, with the music furnished by Satellites orchestra.
 The annual Memorial day of the Westerly Sanitary corps was observed Sunday afternoon when the members conducted appropriate exercises at tine graves of their deceased comrades in River Bend cemetery. The company turned out in uniforms, and were carried down to the cemetery in power boats. l After a short prayer service at the shell
 
 Sailer pastor of the Broad Street Chris tan church, the corps decorated the graves of the deceased members with flowers.
 Tho troIloy car of the Norwich and Westerly division which left Norwich. at i 9.30 o'clock Sunday evening, due in |! Westerly at 10.45, struck a COW about q i half mile north of Mains crossing in North Stonington, killing the animal and i derailing all eight wheels of the car 1 None of the occupants of the car were l injured. and the name of the owner of [ the animal has not yet been ascertained i Cyrus Henry Brown and Miss Marion Esther Wilcox, both of Westerly, were married Saturday night at the Calvary 1 Baptist parsonage by Rev. Lewis A. Walker. Miss Elnora Brown, brother of : the groom, was bridesmaid and Kidard Wilcox, a brother of the bride was best man. The single ring ceremony was used.
 Charles Raymond Blake of New York city, formerly of Westerly, has been promoted to a captain in the reserve corps of the U. S. Air service. During the past World war. Capt. Blake served as a first lieutenant in the U. s. Air Ser vice, and was cited several times for 1 bravery. In addition to being awarded 1 the Croix de Guerre, he is the only liv- ing Westerly boy to receive the Distin- guished Service medal.
 He graduated from the Westerly High school in the class of 1916, and soon af- ter enlisted with the American Field ser vice as an ambulance driver with the Fyench army. He saw considerable ser vice in the Verdun and Champagne sec tors.
 I When the United States entered the war. he entered the service of the La fayette Flying Corps, and served under Commandant Vuiliemins and Capt. deLa- vergne. the latter now attached to the French embassy at Washington.
 In April 1918, he received his commis-
 sion as first lieutenant, and for the re-
 mainder of the conflict he was engaged
 in active service on all the busy sectors
 from Arras to the Swiss border. For 8
 period of three months toward the close
 of the war, he served as instructor al
 the American Bombing school at Ger mont-Ferrand France.
 During his service he was decorated with the following emblems of bravery ! American Distinguished Service Cross ! the French Croix de Guerre two cita, tions, the American Field Service Med al, the Lafayette Flying Corps Service medal, and the French Volunteer ServicC | the French Fouragere which his squad , ron won during the heavy fighting o June, July and August, 1918. Lac0nics.
 Coach Eddie Mckay of Norwich Ere, ; Academy arrived Monday for 8 shor stay at Pleasant View.
 Members of the Yale varsity crev
 came ashore at Watch Hill from a
 yacht Sunday afternoon, and spent tn afternoon at the resort.
 Miss Lucy Whitford of Westerly ha
 been awarded the annual teachers schol E arship at Columbia university at tn, graduation exercises of the Muhlenbur; School for Nurses in Plainfield, N. j.
 Dr. W. H. Hillard and family fav
 returned to their home on West Broa,
 street after a motor trip to Saratogi
 Springs and through the Berkshires
 Word has been received that Lieut.
 Harold F, Mcclellan, U. s. N, of West