Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-19
WESTERLY

One Colt 45 revolver has been receiy- 1 ed from the post office department by Postmaster Thomas F. Lenihaa, to be department Is making, to foil future rob berries of the mails by bandits At pres ent the frearn Is kept by the clerks of the money order department, and when the messenger takes the deposit to the bank moFniRgs, he has to carry the pis- tol for prot tectioa,
 Sdpt. ", Lester 0'Brien, Of the Shore Line Street Railway company, an- nounced Wednesday that in all probabil- ity. beginning next Monday hourly ser vice for the greater psrt of the day will be instituted on the Watch Hill branch l of the line. This service VII be given for the safnFnef people whe are already beginning tA arrive at the resort. He ! alsp said thet at an early date new I esf would be pnt on the AshaFsy line, to leave Westerly at 1o.45 ?. m. to ae- eoHlmoaate the people of that village
 who attend shoEs in Westerly. It is
 expected that tEe=heuF service from 7.l5
 a. m. to s.t5 p. m. will be soon inaugu-
 rated on the Norwich line,
 Mrr. ElIsabeth crsndaH, 54, widow of Edgar ]. EFandaiI. Gied at her home on
 Lincoln avenue May Is. She was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, and came to this country at the age of IS. In 1887 sine
 married Edgar Crandall of Westerly.
 and has since been resident of this flown.
 She is survived by four daughters,
 Mrs. William Tattersall, Mrs. George
 Burdick, both of Westerly, Mrs. James
 Ashley of Neank, Miss Minnie Crandal
 of Westerly. and two sons, Daniel and
 Louis, both of Westerly.
 Cherries A. 0aelI, of Wells street
 fell while alighting from a trolley cal
 in front of the Watch HI post offic' Wednesday morning, aAd injured hi knee. HN was taken into the office O. . Horace Burdlck on Bay street, and frs aid was given by pr. John Champlin. Al Iexamnatien Is said to have shown tha
 the fragments about the knee had beer spFAiRed,
 The Junior Kings Daughters of tn | PaEcatsek Congregational church helf IA very sHeeAssfnl eHtertaiRment and sal , of candy and fancy work Tuesday eve l ping h the vsstry Fhe social was tn . Arst to ha eendpeted by the reeentli } formed society. and the members wer greatly pleased with the successful re . sults Fhe HFegFaM included: Piano SC ! lection by Robert alentine, director Q { music iR the eiinfehi duet, Mrs, Georg : ShaFpa and William Hair; vocal sole a Mrs Stephen Smith, each EoIeist re ! amending to eReares. The enteTtalnmen I was then taken in charge by the litti girls. First came a motion song by sey . eral girls, reading by Elizabeth Be [. aeF; then the play. The Fairies Chil{ , was presented very smoothly. At tn | close Of the play there were solos b
 EliEabeth Wheeler and Mrs. Smith. Th
 ldecoFations were effective. rapresentin
 { fairy forest The cast: Fairy queer
 Minnie Roam Honeydew, fairy princes
 AlieA Dahnlng Mosskin, queens pag MAFlsfia ehapnan; Ferncap. Miidre l. Mckenzie; Silyerleaf. Sara Mae Greer ' rnakj LilybeIl, Dorothy Larkin; Butter :, cup. Agnes Bissett; Moonshine, Ann 2 RrnRdfost; TleatpeTry. Irene Gayitt; Lii . tie Trldie. Esther Chapman; Fhistiekil 5 the fairies child. Florence Ceilings c Slump. the caterpillar, Esther Patton. a Mutsx tsweis, Ne. ', Pythiap Sister
 Iahseryed thslt 18th anniysrsary Monda ,f evening. VhaF May basket social wa l. enjoyed. Minutes of the first meetir a. of the teFAaie we're read. and yearly T IT ports were received. which showed tn;
 the organization is gaining in lnembe g ship and Is in a healthy financial col r dition Guests were present frerh My t tie, New LeAdsa and willlmaatie,