Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08

The new trolley schedule is announced for the Norwich Westerly and theJ Shore Lines for the fall, shows few changes Supt ". Lester O'Brien of the Westerly lines had done much for the public during the summer months; Is new men were put on the cars to take care of the summer traffic. Instructions have been given one and all as to cour- teous treatment and every conductor has been polite and willing to assist passeng- CTS in getting on or off the cars and in many other ways. Benjamin Richmond who has been in the employ of the com pany for some time, and who was con ductor on the Ashaway line, was recent ly changed to another line. The people missed him so much that petition was circulated and presented to the company, asking for his return. This Is only one instance which has become known. Supt. W. L.. O'Brien has fine lot of men on the cars and at the car barn and every thing has been done to insure prompt ser vice for people who use the trolley cars Rev. G. Edgar Tobin, who is to as- sume the rectorship of Christ Episcopal church Oct. 1st. Is at present rector of St. Philips church, Crompton, R. l. He was born in St. John,- N. B. He ob- 1 tained his B. A. degree from the Uni-  l took his divinity course at the same col l lege and was graduated in 1908. He was made deacon by Rt. Rev John Andrew {! Richardson, bishop of Fredericton in 1909 and advanced to priesthood by the same l bishop in 191o. Mir. Tobin was elected to the parish of Cambridge in Waterborougil 1 in 1909, where he served four churches i until 1913. He was then called to Campo belio, N. B., a sumfner resort Mir Tobin 1 accepted his present charge of St. Philips Crompton in 1919 and was appointed by l Bishop Perry to St. Andrews church in addition to Crompton, Feb. 1, 1922, or I the resignation of Rev. Frederick San. 1 ford He will fill the place at Christ church, Westerly, left vacant by Rev. Ed. rnund Cleveland's resignation, to take l.charge of large church in New Be6.4ord ] Mass.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cong, don. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Gideon Congdon, of Worcester, Mass, and J QuinneH Miller, of Jamaica Plain, tool place Sept. 1st, at the brides home. Tho bride who has many friends in town ii granddaughterof the late Capt Rufu. Woods, formerly of Westerly.
 Owing to the storm wednesday even. ing the meeting of the Pleasant View Improvement society, was postponed ant may not be held this season.
 Martino Seolaro of Norwich and Mis-: Rosario Sammataro of Stillman avenue PaWcatuck, were married Thursday at 9. m. at St. MichaePs church by Rev. J | J. Keane. The bride, was attended bJ I Miss Andrea Larraverra. Frank Levant was best man. A breakfast was served at the home of the bride. The bride whc Is popular local girl received man, | Fhair a1
 ding trip they will reside in Norwich.
 Arrangements are underway for ai
 line passenger service between Newpor and New York. Funds have been raise, for the work and next summer 12 or 1. passenger plane will make trips A hy droplane has been carrying passengers ul at Watch Hill and trips have been mad this season to both Boston and New York ] The annual state convention of the A
 L. will be held today (Friday) and Sat urday at Bristol. Those who will at
 tend as delegates from Merrill Post, ar Commander Daniel F. Larkin, Vic
 Commander James Donohue, Adjutan 7 Edward J. Butler and Treasurer Roger
 Trainer.
 At the meeting of Narragansett Cour | cil K. of C., Tuesday evening in Chamy
 lin hall, William A. Donovan was cleo
 ed grand knight of Council No. 21, an
 ". Lester OBrien was chosen deput grand knight; chancellor, Dr. J. M. o
 Cornell; Edward J. Butler. recorder
 John H. McGuire, treasurer; Jam 1 Spellman, financial secretary; Richal . Butler. Jr.. lecturer; M. W. Flynn, al vocate; Harold Fallon, warden; Jof ? McKennas inside guard; Delo Rober - and Thomas Donovan, outside guard ]! Edward Mcknight trustee for ttr } years Peter McGuire, trustee for y year. Past Grand Knight James M q Cor1nick was elected delegate to t
 state convention; the alternates chos
 were Past Grand Knights Thomas Pu til and Patrick Mullaney.
 c In the Third district court lato Tue |. day, two men brought before Clerk Ws
 ter M.' Flynn, Jr., were John O'Conn
 and James Riordan, both of Brookly s N. Y. The complaint was made
 Chief of Police Fuller of the town