Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01

Jessie L. smith. Florence Barker. Hc'en | A,exa"Ger. Gordon Spencer, Clarence 1 Carr J'ncnIas Burdick Martha i1ao os.. Ed:ta s4. G;rven. Earl Wills. Geor.:e aoTa-d, Ldwina Krebs. l.. Mag t.c:ite Saunders, Lee Nye, Dr. Edwin Whit ovd, Theodore Whitford, Rev. F. A. da .Doa- ai1. Mrs. P. A. Macdonald, Mrs aura Wltter, Mrs. John Davison. A letter from Miss Phebe Perry of Westerly, Vho is at present 1oing nurs- ing seT1.ce fin the government n?atsrnity hospit;,. it Chalons, France, states that the effects of the past World war are still felt in that country and that the outlook as whole is far from premis- ing. Building up the ruins in various cities is at a standstill because of the i high price of materials, ard the taxes ara unusually heavy.
 Arrangements are already being made , to receive the fresh air children from 1 New York. whe will arrive in Westerly on July 26. Last summer about 15e of | the children were entertained here for l two weeks or more, and it is expected ] that even more will come this year. All residents of Westerly and vicinity who 1 desire 10 entertain the children thus summer. should notify the committee Tn 1 hacrge at once. The children are be- 1 tween the ages .og 6 and 12. The committee in charge of arrange ments is as follows: Mrs. S. H. Davis, 1 chairman, Miss Ruby Parks of North i Stonington, vice chairman. Miss Louise Ayers, secretary, Miss Rose Bannon. Mrs. William Bamford. Mrs. C. Grant Savage, Mrs. Charles D. Maxson, Mrs. Orlando Smith, Mrs Arthur Riley Mrs. W. H. Clapham and Mrs. Paul F Estey. It has been decided by the board of engineers of the Westerly fire depart ment, that a new fire pump is needed by | the organization in order to give the best l of protection to the town, and a special
 meeting of the local district will be call ed soon to take action on the plan. 1 EacOnics.
 Lieut.. w. L. Keough, the aviator from Hartford, who will be at Pleasant View this year. arrived at the resort Wednes- day afternoon with one passenger from Hartford.
 A. A. Palmiter of Elm street left Thursday for a two weeks trip through the White mountains
 No damage was reported around town
 after the tempest that visited here dur ing the early hours of Thursday morn- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert G. Randall of New
 Rochelle, N. Y. are visiting Westerly Al1eHuS TOT d lew uayS.
 Mrs Mary s. Damerel of Elm street
 and daughters. Mary and Elizabeth
 leave Friday for Hillsdale, N Y, where
 they will spend the month of July
 About IS local fight fans will leave
 Westerly on the boat train Friday night for the Dempsey Carpenter fight Satur.
 day.
 Capt. Shelby c. Nicholas has moved from Williams street, West Side, tc
 Pleasant street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Furness o1
 West Broad street are on tour O
 Poland Springs and Brenton Woods
 Miss Gertrude Slocum, teacher il the public schools of Plainfeld, \. J.
 has arrived at her home on Newton ave
 nue for the summer vacation Howard c. Babcock of Orlando. Fla has arrived in Westerly for the summe l season.
 Nathaniel Groton of Whitemarsh, Pa { is visiting for a few weeks with rela s lives on Elm street.
 A i The Westerly board of tax assessors ar now engaged in assessing the poll taxe and personal property taxes at the tow, hall The work of assessing the real es tate has been completed.