Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-12

Many attended the Chiidren's Day ex- ercisAs in the churches here Sunday, al so. visited the cemeteries as 1t was Fire men's Memorial day. The. members ot the: fire companies marched to decoate the graVees of their departed comrades and services were held at River Bend cemetery.
 The. het days have hurried people to the beaches Sunday about 20 cottages were opened at Pleasant View and as many at Watch Hill.
 4 shipment of 1e 900 trout has been received by James MoGarvie, president of the Anguilla Gun club from the Con neeticut State hatchery, if distribution in Anguiiia, Wyassup, Simeon, White and the Glade, brooks. Many other brooks have already been stocked. An appeal is also made to the fishermen to cease using small hooks when trout fishing. The recently. distributed trout in two years time will become large measur- ing from 8 to 10 inches 1t Is thought.
 The Red Cross association of Wester- ly, at it's annual meeting Thursday e1- ening. made good reports. The work of the Home. Service department Mrs swhoed excellent work by them and has become - enc of Westerly's, most help ful institutions. It shows-sa report for May, with expnnd - ~t S1 e1S rein-
 'ursements $so3, interviews 2,s17, vis- it's 5e1, letters G2I, .- ,IsabIed ex-ser- vice men on, file, onezhaH requiring as , sistance every month in. various ways ; | 2S6 eases of ex-service men on file; as sisted in obtaining Victory Medals, state bonus in several different states, farm grants, citizens papers, lost dis iOb . F5Nyf4a d obtaining disqualification, insurance, back pay, allotments unpaid, collection of flu neral expenses for men who died over seas, obtaining pensions for widows and parents of world war veterans, Civil war and Spanish War veterans assisted 15 members of home hygene and care of 1 sick class under the instruction of Miss Sellers course, and ex-service men have been taught reed work and a sale was | held. A Red Cross worker is co-operat- | ing with the tuberculosis work. Dr. Barnes, superintendent of wallutn Lake Sanatorium will be in, Westerly, June | Is, for a clinic and it is hoped this will l be permanent and: be held once 8 month. | Those who will serve on the executive committee, are Mrs. William Clarke, Ar thur. NJ. lCottrell Mrs. c. B. Cottrell, MT. and Mrs Samuel H. Davis, William D. Hoxie, Mrs. Edward. Man. Mrs. Harry Milner, pr. F. c. Pagan, Mrs. M. Pear son, James. M Pendleton, Thomas Perry, Mrs Frank Sherman, Alberti Stithrnus, Mrs. Charles Gavitt, Miss Bessie fay Tor, Edgar P. Maxson, Lewis Stanton, | Clarence Vars, Mrs. c. T.. SchIesinger, Mrs. Henry D. Bahsy, Dr.. M. S. Scan | lon, Mrs Charles H. Stanton, Willard H. Bacon.
 l A few changes in the time table of the l Ay 0 s,-&. .4 | Sunday morning. The New England ex- press which has beSn leaving {here for Providence at 7.45 now leaves at 754 The Sea shore express from Boston has been added to the schedule for Mondays only and is due here at TAO a. m
 Letters to the men,bers of the West
 erly High School track team who scored
 points at the Interscholastic meet at Rhode Island state college during May | were awarded Friday. In the Kingston
 meet, Westerly team won first place ir 1 competition with the Class schools throughout the state for the first time
 in the local schools history. The fol lowing members were awarded letters
 from westerly High School team
 Mitchell, Berardinelli. Llttman. Barford
 Gavitt, capallo, Carr and Robertson | manager.
 l The meeting of Hancock Relief corp:
 is to be held in the Memorial building
 Tuesday, June 18th.
 Ernest Gully has returned to his du ties in Saunders S Wells store, after un
 dergoing a minor operation at New
 London hospital.
 Clifford K. Bosworth of Pieasan
 street has been tentatively accepted al
 a candidate for the Citizens Mifitar!
 Training camp. MT. Bosworth has heel
 assigned to the engineers, at Camp Dev
 ems. Mass '-
 Budlons post, ". R. G., observed Sun
 day as Memorial day, and about 2
 graves of departed members were deco
 rated. This is an annual custom havir
 been adapted at the last department con
 vention of the Rhode Island corps. Rive Bend cemetery. was visited.
 -, Sunday evening one of the most eIab crate weddings of the season took piac
 at Pequot Manor inn, when Miss Get , trude Lahn of Hillside avenue, daughte of NIT. and Mrs. Max Lahn, was unite , in marriage with Jacob Joseph Teatl son of Mir. and Mrs Morris Teath e | Providence. The Peeuot orchestra playet 7 To the music of Mendelssohn's weddin march the bride and groom entered an marched. to temporary altar, beautiful f decorated in roses, lilies of the valley an
 carnations, with a green background Tn
 couple was met by the maid o honor, sister of the bride Miss Mae Lahn, an the best man, A. Mayburg of Providenc, These were the only attendants. Th marriage ceremony was performed by th rabbi of the New. London synagogue g
 o'clock in the presence of oyer 200 re atives and friends. The. assenblage ws 7 one of the most fasili6rabie of the seasol l The bride wors white satin. gown wit s pearl trimmings. She wore veil. | duchesse lace caught with pearl orn,