Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-11
WESTERLY

Ten more recruits in westerly's new Fifth company, c. A. c. R. I. N. G., were examined by Major Blair at the state Armory on Dixon street, Friday night, and the entire company of ss men were innoculated and vacclnated. Interest ir the new outfit is rapidly increasing, and 1t Is expected that full strength com pany of 100 men will be recruited before the first of next week. The success or the artillery company has given rise to rumors that an engineer outfit will soon be organized here.
 The Westerly k. c. baseball team VIII play two games over the week-end' with the New London Independents and the Broadways of Pawtucket. Both visiting aggregations are reputed to be strong teams. and the fans are promised plenty of excitement in the games. At the New London game today Saturday. Kiernan will do the twirling for the lo- calls while Edwards. who has yet to meet defeat, will do the mound duty Sum day.
 No eases were tried nt the regular session of the Third District court Fri day morning. Judge Oliver H. Williams presiding. One new writ was entered. an action of trespass and ejectment by Ida May Shute of Boston, Mass, against Charles F. Bennett of Richmond.
 Following n number of petty thefts by rowdies at Pleasant View during the past week. the lighting committee of the Westerly town council announced Friday that the street lights of that resort would be turned on immediately. At present at that beach about 90 cottages and two hotels are open for the season.
 James Nj. Pendleton, chairman of Westerly Red Cross, has received com- r1unication from national headquarters raouesting aid for the stricken people of Pueblo. Colo where the flood has caused untold hardships. No systematic can- vass of the town is to be made for funds, hut all who are able to help in the cause are being asked 10 send donations to Lewis Stanton, treasurer of the local branch
 In fhe fastest game of baseball played this year. Westerly High school was de- feated Thursda yafternoon by East Greenwich academy, at East Greenwich 10 Q Both teams displayed a fine brand of ball in the field, but Booth. the East Greenwich pitcher, was too much for Westerly. and held the local boys in four scattered hits. Stenhouse on the mound for Westerly. also pitched fine game. allowing but six hits, and striking out nine men but his own errors were mainly responsible for his defeat.
 The score by innings: Eset Greenwich. o Q 0 O 2 2 1 x-5 Westerly ....... Q o 0-2
 Batteries-E. G. A. Booth and Nc Dermott; W. H. S, Stenhouse and Myl- limah
 Arrangements have been completed for the meeting of Asir Sanctorum, No -f Tsfa 4r held this Saturday. evening in the towr nall Delegates will be present from Providence. Apponaug. East Greenwich Wickford. Saunderstown, Newport ant other Rhode Island towns. Precedins the business meeting in the town hall supper will be served to the members 1T Red Mems hall on Main street. Th' principal business at the meeting will b. the comforting of the society degree or a lar~c calss of candidates.
 The committee in charge of the ar rangements is composed of J. Edwir Gardiner and Everett c. Lawton O Westerly. L. s. Doyle of Mystic and II. Barber of Hope Valley.
 The conference of the Eastern associa ton of the Seventh-da Baptist churches whic hopened Thursday night at th' pawcat duck Seventh-day Baptist churcl on Main street, was continued Thursda! morning with business se&fon. Annua reports were read and the fo3lowint committees were elected: Rev. Edwin Shaw. Mrs. Charles Clark and Rev. F A. Wittcr nominations Robert l.. Coon Mrs F. A. Witter and Mrs. W. D. Bur dick petitions; Rev. W. D. Burdick Rev. F. A. Witter and Albert H. Lang worthy finances Prof. w. c. Whitfor( F. NJ. Holston and A. J. Bond, resolu iions
 At the religious session Thursday ai ternoon Robert l.. Coon delivered an ad dress on Seventh-day Baptists I hay known. and the Seventh-dsy as I hay Snown it," At the evening service, tn sermon was preached by Rev. J. l Skaggs.
 Special music is being rendered by tn -hurch choir at all the services, and cafeteria lunch is being provided at moo snd evening by members of the Ladie Aid society and the s. D. E. society.
 The minstrel show given at a receI social meeting of Narra gansett counci No. 21, K of c. will be publicly pr' sented next week at Shamrock for th benefit of St. Marys church. The choru las been considerably augmented, an 3 number of specialties have been prt cured 10 round out the program.