Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-29
WESTERLY

ColoaSl Michasl Twomey. of II Les ter avenue, Westerly, died in Rhode Is- tAnd hospital in Providence, on Monday Sfterno D. after an operation. MT. Twomey was a resident of Westerly for over 50 years. He had been employed Tor number of years by the N. r., N H. & H. R. R. For sixteen years he was connected with the Connecticut militia, and one of the Organizers of old Com pany B. Before his retirement he rose to the rank of colonel MT. and Mrs. Tworney celebrated their golden we'd ding anniversary on June l3 last. Be- Uides his wife he leaves five daughters, Mrs. L. c Purtill, Miss Annie, Miss Nell lie Twoney. Mrs. Herbert Farrell, all of Westerly, and Mrs. H. C. Coburn of Worcester. and three sons, John L.. of Milford. Mass, M. Joseph ot Newport, and A. J. Twomey of Westerly.
 This is the first break in the family. Much sympathy Is felt for the family. The funeral was held on Thursday morn lng at his late home at s.30 and a veQuiem mass in St. MichaePs church at o'clock. The rector, Rev. J. J. Fitzger- Gld was celebrant, Rev. Cyril Higgins of Rockville occupied a seat in the anctu- ary. The bearers were his three sons. John L.. M Joseph and A. J. Twomey. and three sons-in-law, L. c. Purtill, Her w T al C4A anu n. '. SODuEu. AS Ia6 body was leaving the church the choir sang Lead Kindly Light. At the attend ance in. church relatives and friends from Boston, Worcester, Milford, Millb1Jv, Mass, Newport, Providence and IA. wtch, Conn. Interment was in the nSM St. Michaeps cemetery and Father Fitzz- gerald read committal service at the yrave. There was a large profusion ot flowers.
 The following programme was render. nd at the Methodist church last even- Ing by the Cheney Concert of Boston Overture. Green of Autumn (Briggs) Heart to Heart. cello and piano. The Rosary (Nevin) Cavalleria RustScana (Mastagni) cello solos; character i'm. presentations, selected; Victor Herbert's March; Annie Laurie, organ chimes; Or the Bank of a Brook .(Boisdeffer) :. Al sunset;. pianologueS; Orientale; Mock. ing Bird with variations violin solo; or; gan chimes Crystal Spring (Gregg) pi ana solo, Grey Morn, Yesterday, voca solo; Hawaiian trio: whistling solo ocornio trio; chimes, National Airs.
 The Westerly lodge. No. SIS, B. P. 0 D., will hold a smoker and social New Years evening at their lodge rooms or High street
 number of Westerly people YIsItet E4oASAHI NioW yoSI6tQAy a1LeTnOOn an uctpatiDg damaging storm hile thu sea was in great fury the wind beinl northeast, Pleasant View did not receiv, any i'll effects of the gale.
 Miss Arrita Rickson of Maiden, Mass. is visiting Misses zilla and France, FaEnhan of Spruce street, over the weel end.
 Henry S. Hughes of Chester avenu, leaves today for St. Petersburg, Flori day on the Clyde Line. He will be em pioyed there until April after which time he expects to be in Memphis, Tenn. until June.
 Richard Mitchell, IT,, of Summer stree has severed his connections with tn, coast guard station at Green Hill ant has returned to his ISme.
 The Westerly troop of Boy Scouts ar, to attend the Scout conference in Prov tdence today and tomorrow. They vii leave the Scout hall on High street a 2.30 this afternoon under the charge O Assistant Scoutmaster Horace Dunnin, of Troop 1. The following Scouts vii attend the conference: Lawton, Spargo Ashworth, Lamb. Murphy, Fiddes, Mar tinoli, Vose, Hapgood and Cuffe, and 1 is expected that several other of tn, sscouts will signify their intentions 0 going. Thomas Ceilings, local truckmal