Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-26

loosened and dropped down at the pond beside the roadway where he watered his horse and both he and the horse were killed. MT. Edwards took dinner with friends in Quiambaug as usual and left there at 12.30 p. rrl A live wire with 2sOO volts caused the fatality.
 MT. Edwards leaves sister. Mrs. Main, of Hopkinton, and a brother, Ez-, ga Edwards .sof vUluntown. besides a daughter, Mrs Oakley W Davis of West irginia, who left Monday morning
 to make the trip here to visit him. The Westerly Electric Light company had been informed of the wire break be- fore noon Monday, 1t is stated.
 At the Westerly Textile company's plant the new four-story addition is nearing completion and before another month will probably be finished. Mrs. Henry Bergstrom and daughter of Hartford are visiting MT. and Mrs. John Donzflue.
 Richard Pugh of Mystic was operated
 on at the New London hospital Tues day for tonsllitis.
 Sunday afternoon Westerly will play the East Greenwich team. The visiting team defeated Westerly the last game played early in the season and the To- cal boys are waiting to get a game from I them. They are reported to have one | of the fastest teams around here in | cIuding members of last years Proyi- dence college players. The Shamrock | and Westerly series is now tied, as each | has won two games. Today CWednes- 1 day) conference Is to be held to de- l eide the place for the next game. Miss Maude Filler of Pittsburgh Is the l guest of Miss Maud Briggs Miss Inez Jordan is attending summe CT | school at the state college. Those who have entertained at lunch cons at Watch Hill this week include
 ol Thomas Denny, Mrs. Addison Still ] well and Mrs. E. H. Fitler Tuesday l Mrs. Aehbel Green gave a luncheon and ! 70 cottagers were invited and today 1 Wednesday, Mrs. J. Ridgeway Reilly l enteTtains. Thursday Mrs. Addison
 stillwelI will entertain. Friday Mrs. J
 Harsen Rhoades will be among those
 who will give luncheon for IS, and bridge will be played.
 Those who have entered the women's l championship games at the golf club al | Watch Hill include Mrs. Louis R. Porte i ous of Norwich, Misses Katherine and
 Mary Cottrell. This will probably be finished Saturday and the regular dinner dance will follow. About 25 have en-
 tered.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Sherman of Yan- tic were weekend guests of friends here.
 I Hilary Roberts, 14, of Summit. Y. J.
 died at the City hospital. Providence or Saturday night after being taken there
 with two other children from Weeka. paug where they were found to have in
 fantile paralysis. Medical inspection ii
 being made daily at the hotel Mary ,I Crowell of Summit, N. J, is also il
 Twenty-three cases and five deaths have
 been reported in the state this year. 4
 new case reported by Dr. Wilcox is tha-
 of Miss Eleanor Wilson Williamson, O.
 Clinton, Mass, 1s years of age. T The funeral service for Mrs. Ella G Crockett, widow of James Crockett, c Charlestown was held at the home o
 her daughter, Mrs. Dwight Freeman ol [ West Broad street. Rev. F. A. Mac Donald, pastor of the Pawcatuck Con !, gregationa1 church offciated. Tn, bearers were William Cullis Normal Stanton, Dwight Truman. Eben Crock l. cit. Burial was in the First Hopkintol cemetery.