Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13
WESTERLY

fiery. Charles Cushman, Hobart Living stone. Lewis Solomon and Ernest Tul> fcrd, auditing committee.
 The following officers were installed by Carrie Dowley at the meeting of Han cock Post, Woman's Relief corps, held Tuesday evening; Marjory Sharp. pres ident Angie Moves, senior vice; Sarah Derdenburg, junior vice; Eliza Chappeli secretary; Hattie J. Coon. treasurer: Ruth R. Nash, chaplain Gertrude Dun ham, conductor; Ann Lanphear. assist ant conductor; Lillian Siocum, guard; | Mary Collins. assistant guard; Carrie | Dawley. patriotic instructor; Erdilla | Payne, correspondent; Mattie Eccleston. :! music; Mary Mayne. Lillian Weller, 1 Grace Smith, and Elizabeth Pheteplaee. | color bearers. The reports of the officers for the | past year show that the pest Is in a iourishing condition, and the outlook for 1 the coming year is especially bright Grand Commander W. Sherman Eaton and Past Grand Commander. Lillian. R. ! Vanstone. of Apponaug installed the fol- | lowing officers at the meeting of Wester- i ly commandery commandery, No. 3is, U. O. G. C., Tuesday evening: Sarah A. James. past noble commander; Fred R. | Wilcox. noble commander; Mrs. Lucy | via Rodman. worthy preiate; w. Sner-
 man Eaton, keeper of records; Mrs. liza J. Ingham, financial keeper Of records; Dr. Samuel C. Webster. treasurer:
 George W. Norman, worthy herald Sam ! uel C. Webster. IT,. warder inner gate:
 Everett C. Lawton warder outer gate.
 A number of membere from Ocean View council of Stonington were present and after the installation .-l appetiEing supper was served by the social commit tee.
 At the meeting of Granite City camp. No. 9159,. Modern Wood1nen of America.
 held Tuesday evening the following offic-
 CTS were installed: Edwar W. Taylor.
 pask consul; George R. Healy. consul;
 William A Rood advisor Willard P.
 Hall, banker: William D. Martin, clerk;
 Patrick E. Shea, escort Elmer E. Clarke.
 svatchnan George W. Spear, sentry !;
 Samuel c. WebSte-. camp physician;
 Thomas R.. Platt, trustee for three years; Edward Haggerty, musician. The
 installation was followed by a s2cial
 hour. Piano solos by Edward Haggerty
 and vocal selections by Miss Evelyn Rock
 were enjoyed. Addressed were delivered 1 by state officials of the order and a
 cfApter was opened for local camp of
 Royal Neighbors.
 At the annual meeting of the PAwea- tuck Congregational church held Tuesday
 evening the following officers were elect led: John Thoumine. J. Aired Anderson.
 deacons; Archibald Meikle. trustee; Dr. Alexander Ferguson. clerk; H. A. Dun ming treasurer John Rowe. collector William Broadfoot. auditor; Thomas , Hope. Sunday school superintendent 1: 3 Mrs. William Bamford, Mrs. Fred Barker. { Mrs. Charles Alexander. members of . church committee. Repors of officers and 5 committees showed that 1920 was great 3 est year in the history of the church. l both financially and socially. An in 5 lcrease was voted in the pastors sal. ary. making the third during Mfr. Mac . Donald's pastorate,
 LaeonicS Martin H. spellman, manager ot thV Westerly Light and Power company, ar- , nounced Wednesday that the proposed in. crease in the light rates for Westerly :. scheduled to go into effect Jan. Is. will not go into effect until July of this year. . Frederick A Wallis. U. s. commission . CT of immigration at Ellis Island. has
 been secured to speak at the state Chris , ton Endeavor convention which will be = held in Westerly at an early date. f Prof. Herman Churchill of K. l., state d college will address the Mems club oi . the Broad Street Christian church Friday s night. His subject is F"The Unspeakable n Turk"
 f Dr. Thomas E. Robinston of Westerly n was appointed a member Of the state [. board of veterinarians for the term end n ing Jan. 31, 1926 by Governor Emery J ). San Souci, Tuesday.
 n The Westerly Sanitary corps ambulanc' r. conveyed John Hanson to the Baekui
 hospital in Norwich Tuesday night. v Rev Walter Lyddy of Danbury. Conn. 1T was visitor here Wednesday. Fathe 0. Lyddy is we'll known in Westerly, havin, m been curate at St. Michaels church fo Id several years
 d A new desk for the highwy commis y, sion arrived at the town hall Wednesday, r, and was installed In the private office O 'n the Westerly town council.
 ty One of a chain of supper being held b
 the women members of the PSwcatuc ns Seventh Day Baptist church was hel lg Tuesday evening at the home of Mir k- William Grant on Newton avenue. m Charles P. Cottrell, treasurer of the { g B. Cottrell and Sons Co.,. and vice prei e. dent of the Washington Trust compau, ". was elected a member of the board , as directors of the Rhode Island Hospit, nd Trust company in Providence. Tuesday. 'r. Jane Manner. dramatic reader is to a, rs. pear at the hieh school in connection vii n. he Teachers club course. IT. R. B, Mellon, a summer resident he Watch Hill. is one of the s richest nns !. In America. according to statistics gi J. en in Boston paper Tuesday he
 H. People who agree to everything v