Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-06

William s. Martin, superintendent Of a Fahrry in Vermont, was in town over the veGK end
 Carl Nordeil of Msriden. who resided here for IS years, has been calling oa local acquaintances.
 Mcs. Matthias g. wickiand left Tuesday 70 make her home with her daughter in New Bfitain.s
 Robert DrysdaIe and c. A. Morgan left Tuesday for New York. whence they will an today CWednesday) for Europe Lewis stanton. who has purchased the house at 3S Elm street from Everett BsrneS. will take possession Oct. list. Mir. and Mrs. William B. Gavltt of Providence were week end and holiday visitors in town.
 John NJ Brunette Of Springfield, Mass, has been the guest Of His son, Robert Brunette.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J, Harding of Nashua. Y. H. are guests of MT. and Mrs Geocge Broughtoh. They formerly resided on Grove avenue.
 Rev. and Mrs. Lewis A. walker. who have been spending a month in Arlington, Mass. returned home to 40 Elm street Tuesday.
 The westerly Textile eompany's Mil on Main stCeet Is closed this week, and the help are having a vacation while re- pzlrs are being made at it's plant Mir. and Mrs. George Mcbride nave re- ,arned after two weeks vacation in the Whds mountains.
 George Bellamy. and W F. Casey were h Norwich and New London Tuesday. The criminal session of the Washington sounty superior court opened Tuesday i; ali cases were put over for week. The si4-ineh gun battery in the west eriy armory IS to be named Battery Mer- fiii ln honor of First Lieut.. Harold w. Merrill. C. A. C.. killed in action near aevigny. France. Oct s, 1918. This fol- owed an order issued last week by Gov srnor San Souci 10 the office of Adlufaft General Abbott directing that the coast lTtillery batteries of the various sta3s trmories be named in memory of six des- 'gnated Rhode Island men who dled ia service during the World war.
 Word WIS received here fuesdaS of the teath of Mrs. Annie IT. Murphy, widow of Joseph T. Murphy Monday morning at { s0iock at hef home on Cyr street, Provf- sencs. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy were for uler residents of westerly. Until Mir. Aurphys death here some tirne ago he was in the undertaking business Two children survive her, Austin, II years, and rances. years old. also a brother,
 
 Pier, and two sisters Misses Della and Mary 0'Toole of Providence.
 William PC-5s and sister, Miss Olive of State Hiil \. l.. ~-e guests of Mrs. James Willians
 Donald Bolter has returned from Springfield Mass
 William Anderson and family. vrhe have been spending two weeks in New York. returned Tuesday.
 
 Mrs- William Walworik has returned From New York.
 resided al Wllfred court. have moved te Fall River
 Mrs. c. McCowsky has returned tc Atueboro. Mass- after spending soma line with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A laBoritz.
 MT. and sfrs. T. Menaen. who hay. Seen visiting friends here, have returned so Brcolilyn. N. '.
 Thoafss F'idler and Clayton Tate oi westerly were guests of Mir. Fidler's parents st Wccdyille, R l., Monday. Ms Mildred Hardy returned to he, euties at the Worcester. Mass. City hos. 2itsl Tuesdsy While here this suntnes ssie was the guest of Mir and Mrs George Johnson of Westerly and Mrs David Burdlck of Chase Hill.
 Mrs. Philip Burne of Stony Creek ha. returned home. having been the Ruest ol her parents here.
 Mrs Frances Simmons. who has beer with Mrs. John Parker of School street 8 vislting on High street, Westerly. Wetteriy schools open today (Wednes tAy) with the following teachers:
 Hsgh school: Miss Laura E. McInt.re principal; Ralph c. Hollis, vice princi pal. teacher Of science; Kathrvne N, sturtevant. iteaches- of Frenea ana soap sh Marguerite Poor, science Eieano sinnonss English; Mary C. Bush, Eng lshi Ethel M. Fitzzerreil mathematics Aanie M- Cameron, commercial subjects Jena J. Russell, commercial subjects Margaret p. McWeeney, Latin: Mario Walker, history and civics.
 Elm street school: Herman F. prisx, principal Annie N- AfcSally, grades 7-s Catherine V. Nestor. 7-s; Beatrice 5avitt i-s Chaflotte Lariin, 7-s Elsi N- Larlxin, T-s; Mary Da1nerel, T-S 4s iena Papalia. T-s Eliza H. syme. seila P. Shea. 6; Maude Ennis, 5 Ger rude Kelecher, f.
 Pleasant street school: Pauline v stshie, principal. grade &; Mary [ Thorpe, 8 Sarah R. Read, B: Ruth Piper, Catherine Heaiy, Ress West. 4; Ethel Bishop, 4; Marion B. A len. 3 i; Adelaide K. DeFanti. 3 Ellzabet Mar. .; Margaret s. Oakley, 9; May srosby. l-z; Bertha Holmes, 1-s; Rui Chestnut street school: Jeanne K. De principal. grades 1-ss Jennie B. Moi Park avenre school: Mary L, Ks,isba principal. grade 5 Mary 10. Mckvov Blanche Mason, 8 t; Kathryn Wilbur. l.. Quarry HIli school: Jessie g.. BArr principal and state critic; Mildred ! Lougee. grades 1-2.
 White Rock school: Lillian rhoma principal, grades 10 6; Helen M. NT ,Cshery. to G.
 ppnn's cOrners: Larian K. Gree srades 1 to g.
 Bradford school: Ella c. Blderki ptineipal' trades 7-s; Charlotte D. Pc ry. 5-s: Helen O. Marshall. g.
 M. Edna Niblock. grades and . :, r He M Fletcher. grades { and E.
 Incustriai Schooi-samueI W. S;oc.,, woodworking; La Verne D. LangwS thy, machine shop and auto mechanic Robert Wilder, related subjects. Su cal teachers-Robert Ballantlne. mug Harriet M. Hood, penmanshfr ana ara, ings Jennie B. stanton, physical tral ing and reading Margaret Whitney. { rnestie science and art; Arthur Tayil woodworking.
 Tuesday nornine wesasriy tS, council held a meeting. The anesnbe felt the same as did the seiectfnen -se town of Stonlngton in regard erecting buildines over the Pawcatsi river, and It was decided to ask the. fs erSl goverrrneat to establish buildt
 
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