Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07

long illness. She was born in Ireland but came to this country about GO years ago, making her home in Pawcatuck, where sha has since resided She is survived by a sister, Mrs. John Fuller of Hope Valley, and three daughters. Mrs. Maritime DeVine of Westerly, Mrs. William Whitmarsh and Mrs. Charles Wilcox, both of Provi- dence.
 John L. Quattromani of Westerly and Miss Emma r. Potter of White Rock were. married Monday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception by Rev Henry Bruno. $. NJ. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Monti. Joseph Quattromani, brother of the groom, was best man. Following the ceremony. a breakfast for intimate friends of the fam flies was served at the home of the bride on Main street. White Rock. The couple left Monday noon for a brief trip to New York, after which they will reside for a time with tho groom's parents on Pond street.
 The annual meeting of Paweatuek fire district was held Monday evening at the P $. Barber hose house on Liberty street.
 Mrs. Helen Beatrice McGrnth, IS, wife of Frederick R. Shortman died Monday noon at her home, 62 Wells street, after an illness of less than a week. She was born in Westerly and received her edu- cation in the local schools. About a year ago she married Frederick Shortman. Be sides her husband, she is survived by 8 l months old infant, her father. Thomas J. McGrath, and a brother. Charles J McGrath, all of Westerly.
 A Providence newspaper reports that John V. Moore, formerly associated with 1 the George c. Moore Co. of Westerly, has purGhasgd q mill in Pawtucket which will i be operated under the name of the John l v Moore Narrow Fabric company.
 At a recent meeting of the junior class Of Westerly High school the following members of the senior board were elected to conduct the school paper during 1921 l 1922: Editor-in-chief, ATebster Greenman i associate editors-art. stephen eBrardi nelli; athleticse Clifford Bosworth; alum ni Christine Tiddell: literary, Dori: Hartridge assistants, Claire Knight Frances Andrews, Mildred Saunders; tat ties, Clayre Keller. Archie Bauford; ex changes, Gilbert Bisset; school notes Ethel Daley business departrnent-busi ness manager, Robert Stanley; assistants ! Clayton Dixon, Horace Dunning. Ray mond Mitchell; subscription manager Frank Robertson assistant, Harri l Browning.
 Laconies.
 Two traffic policemen are now on dut all day in the business section of the tow because of the danger to motorists cause by the sewerage trenches.
 Tho report of the Connecticut stat school board on the status of the Stoning ton schols has been printed in bookle form and is being distributed among tn residents of Pawcatuck.
 r. Philip Papal!a, student at Tuft Medical school, Boston, is at his home o
 John street for the summer vacation.
 The Westerly High school baseba squad nu tin Q stiff practice session Mor day afternoon in preparation for the gam
 at Warwick today (Tuesday).
 Rev. and Mrs. Lewis A. Walker an daughter Laura of Elm street are visitin
 relatives in Arlington Mass.
 John W. Conroy of Hastings-on-th, i Hudson, N T., is visiting relatives an
 friends n town for a few days. Mr. Cor
 roy is now a contractor in New York cit
 He learned his trade as carpenter wit the k. A. Sherman Sons Co. of WesterI
 Capt Cnrystie Mcconnell of the Eft company is among the 15 officers reprt
 senting the coast artillery units in u l state who are attending a six day scho , Of instruction at Fort Creole.
 | The Westerly High school chorus