Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-04

to dinner Sports provided diversion during the afternoon.
 The children that arrived from New York Thursday afternoon. on the 2 o'clock train showed their joy the group of 25 reached their destination and alighted at the stations at Stoning- ton and Westerly. Homes have made room for them in both places for two weeks and in this as all other good deeds Westerly and Stonington people will not be found wanting.
 Many people who own property In the outlying districts near Westerly find that their stone fences have been knocked down and gardens trampled on by Der son going berrying. The foragers do not seem to heed warnings given and tres pass on posted lands. Farmers are | obliged to replace the stones at their own expense and in many instances bar ways are left down, animals at pasture in the property have gotten out onto the highway and valuable COWS nave been | injured, caused by this carelessnessI The owners of property feel that they should be protected from such lswlessness and intend to put an end to it.
 Congressman Walter R. stiness, from the second district will be candidate for the republican nomination to sue ceed himself.
 Those who will go as delegates to the convention from Merrill Post, No. IS, A. L., are Daniel F. Larkin, James Donohue, Edward Butler and Rogers Trainer, the date is Sept Sth and the conven will be held at Bristol. The alterna,es are John Datson, Bourden Babcack. Edwin Barber and Dr. H. L. Johnson.
 There were IA real estate transfers | and TC Fd,- r-I -fv-rr f1a
 past two weeks at the town clerks offi>.
 here.
 Two more cases of typhoid fever, are reported in the town of Stonington for
 the week ending July 2sth. according to the state department and one case of measles is listed. Robert Green, who fell from a trolley
 car at Watch Hill two weeks ago. re , turned to his home Thursday from Law
 renee hospital, New London, where ht
 was taken for treatment.
 Mrs. Thomas 1Icyeigh, wife of Pro P lessor Thomas McVeigh of Norfolk, Va. [ former resident here. is the gues. O her brother-in-law and sister, MT. ant s Mrs. Abram Lewis of 41 Palmer street. Mrs. Annie L. southwick, and Mis-
 Hazel Martin of the West Side are visi f ing Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Swinney a A NldHllC, 0OHH = Mrs John Haley and son are visitinj
 Mrs. Haley's parents at Fall River n Mass.
 Misses Margaret Elizabeth McCarrol e of Providence are visiting at their nom q on Palmer street n Wells Fowler of Elm street is in Bos
 ton.
 : The members of Phebe Greene War o chapter, Daughters of the American Rev n olution, were hospitably entertaine T Thursday by Mrs. Charles Segar at tn
 Haswell cottage, Pleasant View. r. Rev. John G. Dutton, a former pastol It who preached at the Broad street Chris Is tion church for 20 years will occupy th
 pulpit Sunday morning. Dr. Dutton l. pastor of the Congregational church q ct Agawam, Mass.
 is Local granite men are interested in th y nouncement from Barre Vt, of the sal of the granite manufacturing plant ( the Presby Leland company of that cit ,e and New York to Marr & Gordon, Inc ' of Barre. The former concern is
 erect a new plant at Brattleboro, near ii u quarry at West Dummerston. Marr s- Gordon, who recently signed an agre le ment with the unions, will occupy the ne new purchases Sept. 15 after installiT
 new equipment. This addition to the ne plant makes it the largest in the Bar
 district