Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-02
WESTERLY

bad accident occurred at the J. S., Alackler- Bottiing Works Tuesday at t2.3o ?. m. The manager rof' ti1eagcon- rern,' Capt. PGipa Bonmenot, went toI lxamine bottle of Soda water which he held in his right hand. The bottle ex- ploded and cut. thee tendons ef his left arm. Several stitches were taken to close the wound whichs was sins F'gshape and deep. He was taken to dhis home on Pierce street and Was resting com fortably Tuesday evening. as
 Thursday members. of tho " esterly physicians and dentists associations will go. to Barnes Point and enjoy a clambake. Norwich physicians and den tists have been invited to attend: The committee in charge are planning on about 35 in ail.,
 Tuesday,. Eugene, Pendleton sold. the lease of the Fanny Aldrich building own d by the estate of Joseph T. Murphy, to Joseph .Gsffaey.A The building Ia To- sated on anal street and brought at c- don s3,40o. The present lease is to4Shn 10 1885.
 The eight tenants who occupy the Briggs building, corner of Main and Bread streets, have been snotAed that their rents on and after Aug. l would be raised 100 per cent. This building is owned by Worcester parties and is one Of the buildings erected many years ago. The back of the building rests on spiles in the Paweatuck river.
 Governor San Souci and his family, who are occupying a cottage at Pleasant View. was in Westerly Tuesday, calling on friends. 4.
 The Misses Moriarty of Hartford who are at Pleasant View for the simmer and occupying the Freeman cottage, are spending wo weeks in New York. Mrs. afurphy. who has been their guest, has returned to New, York
 Moonlight bathers. between 300 and 400,, were in for a dip at Pleasant View Monday evening, the first time this sea- son. Those staying at the resort en- joyed the water between 10 ?. m and 1.90 a. m. Many who attended the dance found 1t too warm to retire and after the ball went for a dip in the surf,
 About thirty-five members of Westerly Grange No. IS, went to Kingston to at eend the field day exercises of the state grange held Tuesday at Rhode Island State ollege John. ;MacSparren, state master of Pennsylvania, was the speak As of the afternoon. VI s.t. z ,3s
 Today twsdhesdayJ the Seventh Day
 
 Westerly Seventh-day Baptist church This precedes the general conference to be held in Ashaway Aug. 22-27. The commission Includes Frank J. Hubbard and Rev. Edwin shaw Plainfeld, N J.. Allan B. West. Milton Junction, Wis Alfred F. Whitford, Milton, Wis. Ben jamin F. Johanson, Battle reek, Mich. Lucian D. Lowther salem W. Va, who e president of tiIe confereiice; Paul E. Ellsworth of Alfred. N.,. Y.,. .Rey, .Theo- aore J. Van Horn. Verona, x. r., and Edgar P. Maxson CT Westerly. Rev. A J. c: Bond of salsfa, West Va, will meet with them; he sfs director of the denomination2t forward Z. movement They wlf be f1r session -sis+ days ana de- nominatiousl policies will be considered
 Watch Hill is to shayer-F F new yacht clubhouse Plauss were perfected al Monday evenings meeting which was deld at the Memorial building there. The Ticket office which was a1sed be' The Watch Hin boat line on the 7pierf has been deeded to the club by the fire dis trict, Rear Commodore George L. Bab- cock presided at the meeting and re. ports were made by the secretary and treasurer. Daniel r. Larkin was heard nthe project. He read a letter from The r. A. Scott company of New Lon dou, which gave cost of construction and specifications for the new clubhouse. MT Larkin and his brother have given the club strip Of land for an apH4 ach to the location from the Fort' road. The project was accepted and it was voted thar the building committee be retain cd in office and be given power to raise the amount necessary for the project and th epower to appoint sub-committees tC assist in the work, A slate of officers