Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-18

steward of the Grace Methods church here for S0r years. He loved the va ter and owned a sail boat and until two years ago was seen daily, sailing or rowing on the Pawcatuc xriver.
 He was charter member Of Eli tribe of Red Men. Cherry Hill, Mo, tiis1 being one of the early lodges Of the or ranizatfon. MT. Foster is survived by g sons Lsafayette Foster, ot westerly, shree half-brotheFs, Capt George Tris-. sow of Baltimore, Md. Richard and
 lindsay Bristow of Chesapeake Cty, [ Md, and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph George and MISS Sarah BrtstoE, of Baltimore, Md. Five grandchildren all so survive, Mrs. Floyd Young, Walter erly, Mrs. Mason H. Sheffield pf Cam den, N. J., and Lieutenant Elliott R. Thorp of the U. s. army. 1 grief Sunday night on the sharp curve beyond the kenyon property at HoplSin- ton and two occupants were cut by fly Ing glass. The car was making 5Ood time on it's way toward Providence. The driver was unable to make the curve and the machine torUyled over on it's side and nearly every piece of glass
 in the car was demolished. 1 Monday evening special town meet ing was held at the town hall and the special building committee for the I Pleasant street and Bradford schools can now proceed with their plans. An | appropriation by the town of $50.eo0 was granted in addition to the appro- priation allowed before at the Febfu- 1 ary meeting which was s30o,00e. The
 total amount of the building fund is l Ss50, 900.
 The meeting was called to order by Moderator Eugene 5. Pendlebon and Clerk Everett E. Whpple read the call. l The chairman of the building commit tee addressed the taxpayers. He also
 introduced Snpt. Willard II Bacon, sec retary of the committee who submitted l 3 report which was signed by members of the building committee consisting of Thonass Hope, Thomas Perry, Edgar
 Naaxson. Clifford Campbell, Frank Sul- livan The necessary votes to obtain l the extra fund were passed by accla-
 nation
 Archibald Field of Providence who designed the two buildings and whose firm will supervise their construction. Eattended the meeting and explained the
 plans to the taxEayerS.
 1 North soninston grange will enter
 tain New London County Pomona No Is, Patrons Of IIusAaandry, Thursday. | The Westerly High school team of football played a game Monday after
 noon with the Wheeler school cam oi
 North Stonington. The visitors came te
 Westerly. to Riverside park, the locaa
 team winning by the score of 14 to 12
 Another game with the Wheeler schoo will be played at North Stcning6oa be fore long.
 Y George Yardiios mot9red to Canada on . business trip Tuesday. | II. R. Segar Of 1s Grove avenue ief, town Tresday to spend ihe winter 1T Los Angeles, California. Mrs. Dwight Main of Laurel Glen1
 was . caller in Westerly Tuesday. Edward Bontell Of Hope valley wal
 a visitor in town Tuesday afternoon Rev. Thomas J. Iar1in, s. M, pasdol
 of the Immaculate Conception church
 has gone to Savannah, Ga. While ther, he will attend the consecration servfci
 for the newly appointed bishop of tha
 dSocese.
 The several girls clubs of all th, churches of Westerly met at the Cal vary Baptist church Tuesday eyenins and about 200 were entertained mos; 1 royalty A banquet was served befor
 the meeting and ! musical program was greatly enjoyed.
 Mrs. Minnie Kingsley of West stree has been called to Lakewood, N J., oyy
 ing to the sudden death Of her sister Mrs. John Hawkins.
 The Junior O. U A. M. Hope Counc No. $, held it's regular meeting in Ma
 chanics hall Wednesday evening sall s five new members were initiated Th council is growing rapidly in member
 ship. A social hour followed the bus
 ness meeting and refreshments we-
 served.
 Thomas Ffdfer is confined to h.
 home in Westerly with an attack (
 grip.