Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-11

The Westerly campaign for funds to relieve the famine sufferers of China will begin early this week. A committee has been selected to carry on the work in Westerly and vicinity, and it Is expected that the societies and churches of the town will be requested to cooperate. The comnHittee/in charge Is composed of Rev. $. M Cafhcart, chairman Miss Rather he Frankenstein, secretary; Thomas
 M H. Scanion, John O. Mills, Mrs. liar -vey Perry, Mrs Walter s: Price and Ed gar b Maxson.
 The Boy Scouts April meeting will be held Thursday. There will be no classes
 during the week. Sceutr1aster D. F. LArkin has returned from his cruise with the Atlantic fleet
 and has taken up his work again with
 Troop 1. Last week he gave the troop very interesting account of his trip, which included South America and the
 Panama Canal Dr. F. I. Payne, medical advisor of the Scouts, has again offered his annual prize for the best scout examination Of first aid The prize is a free trip to Camp Ysagoo during Westerly week. Sealed hlds for the contract for the in skaliation of modern plumbing in the Westerly town farm were opened by the committee appoiated by the Westerly town council Friday evening at the home of OxeFseer of the Poor Oliver F. Gran dan, chairman of the committee. The other members of the committee are ICeuneiimen Howard FhePp and George
 Fl. Harper. The following bids were re- ceived: Ernest Boyington, $1O4S Gus
 sick and Robertson, $1o57; David A EIowry, $111os Davey and Maxwell S1,- zoe; Harvey and Hqrlbert, s1214.57 ERohert Drysdsle, S12so.
 | Following the April meeting of the Holy Name society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Sunday evening a reception vas held for the new pastor tRev. Thomas J. Larkin, s. M., who ar rived in Westerly last week from Loui siana- The gathering was also held tS Ibid farewell to Rev Laurence J. Kelledy twho- will leave some time this week fol Ais new station in Australia.
 i Both athletic events scheduled at thu | high school last week had to be post
 poned because of the unfayerable wea ther and both will be held this week + The track meet win be held at Riversid
 park this (Monday) afternoon, and tn
 baseball game with the alumni will b.
 played at Fose park. Wednesday. so tha
 local sport lovers will have two goo'
 ~NN-O- for the first time this year.
 Fl True tn schedule. Mrs Hannah Greene of the Post road, former postmistress a Qaenaehontaug. supplied the clerks a the Westerly post office with their an Fl nual bouquets of arbutus last week. Flo the past Is or 20 years. Mrs Green [ has kept up this custom, and the clerk bnow expect their yearly bouquets abou |. | this time.
 James Syne, 67, died at his home O . School street Saturday evening. He wa , bboFn in Scotland. and married there i t fSE3 Mss Elizabeth McBain. who SUI , wives him. They came to Westerly
 1884. MT. Syme was employed for man . years as paving cutter for the Shit
 Granite company, retiring several year . Eago because of i'll health. Besides hi wife he is stirvived by four sons, John ( : Meriden, Conn.,, David of Newport, Jame kJr, of Boston, and William of Raymon'
 Montana, and four daughters Mrs. H. :. ELangworthy of Westerly, Mrs. Josep pebrasga of Stonington, Mrs. !. L. Picl | rell and Miss Caroline Syme, both
 Westerly.
 | It was announced at the meeting I Phsbe Greene Ward chapter, D. A F . held at the Memorial building Thursda n afternoon, that the Rhode Island sta Westerly in June. Mrs. Charles v
 tClarke, regent, apointed the followir
 tconnnittee to make arrangements for tl
 event: Mrs. George F. Barbour, chai
 Eraan, Mrs. Charles H. Stanton, Mrs. {