Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-12

SssAhai thousand people assembled at the c+anston street armcry. Providence. Monday evening to greet Rt. Rev. Mil- liam A. Hickey. D. D., bishop Of ProVi. dsnce. Members of the clergy all over ths ststs Of RAodh island welcomed hun as ven ae feeeFAl officials and men aas Vgeauen In satOnss TO tnkln he brought esod tiaiae frsm the ely fathsr. Pope Plus xI Tha snepirAtion was carried thronghous tAs arnery ana tas Holy FkEhet tnQasrAd glsAcp Hickey satd, re garasns the eBixttval situation in Rhode zllkA6 and # the spiritual and political csnditlon c& tas country and esnt his blessing to esarybedy here. Bishop Hickey said the pope was very interested In the HAttiAne and charged Bishop HackAy to give them his special blessing Bishop Hickey left Progsdehee amid 2 large de1Asakien from all over the sints- Westerly sent { large delegation. when the bishop left this country for Rome. April 26. He visited Belgium, France. Ensiaad and Ireland and told of bis l trepHls. 's1reiend,p he said 1nesds yaur prayers Pray for Ireland and that her beet interests may not suffer from the activities of a few. Bishop Hickey and 1 his party, which included his brother, Charles Hickey of Worcester arrived ill l New York Monday on Steamer Cedric Every Catholic church made preparations to have delegates meet them from every parish in the state. Westerly did her part and a delegation of about 100 at- | tended the meeting Monday evening from i this part Of Rhode Island. His diccese presented the bishop a handsome Lincoln ]! limousine. He was given a rev4rent and aftsetionats welcome by the large crowd.
 The Misses Edwards of Norwich have taken the Atlantic House at Atlantic beach for the season.
 The nAarrlage of Miss Mabel Allen of Franklin street, Westerly and Robert Edgar of StoniHgton will take place today CFednesday.1
 H B. Joy and family of Detroit have arrived at their cottage at the Hill fo1 the season.
 . Edward F'enion and family of 9onk CTS arrived Tuesday at Watch HiH fel : the summer,
 Il Miss Rose McPhail Of Westerly is tn guest Of Miss Elizabeth Smith at he home on Mechanic street.
 Il Fernando Alonco has returned from 1 fvisit in the south.
 Town Treasurer Charles J. Green Q {. Richmond was caller here Tuesday. . Elmer Kenyon, town clerk of Hopkin ] ton. was here Tuesday on business. : Miss Sally Coy. one Of the popula members of the Westerly public librsr g stan Is spending her vacation in tn White Mountains.
 Mrs. " D. He1ie is confined to he
 honae by illness.
 Charles Hunter of Winnipeg, afinn Y has arrived to spend the summer here T Cfas. D. Blake, of AshAway. is efef $ an Atlsntic Beach glloTk dinner house. Ie Joseph Gardiner, Jr., of Westerly, VI. F has been employed by Isaac Sherman ha iresignsd and ts to be in charge pf th !. stand in stoningten. formerly run D
 Frank stsplins
 Christ church Sunday school wiu hpl it's annual picnic at Atlantic Beach t
 day 1Eednesday). they will leave {
 s.15 g m. by trolley at ciark's Corners Today "Wednesday there will be a .piI
 nie held by the Westerly ". c, T. U. vii
 Mrs. !. 4, Babeoek at Ayondale.
 Edwin Barrows is spending two weel
 from his duties at Hartford and ls
 tae WiEwsnl at PleaAant View.
 saHAay, Rev. Wlllls H Bntler, past,
 os Asylum aGii1 congregatianai cf.,1Fc
 EZGrtfoee Will preach at the Unit
 snAapel at Watch Eiil. at te+5 a St vice Tie following program will also ]
 rerdered by the choir Organ prelud % Tp. the Spring. Gsrieg anthem, Tn Heave
 r Issys 4biSsas. Eorstio Parker a the1n, A ET:flEsn of Pariss, Russian Litu
 ey; ofsrtory tenor solo, O.. Lord Mo
 Hely d,aAsar French; rostiude, EraAtos
 TEchaiie7sski. \ fine Est of preaehArs announced for this kaasoa to address | eongfegatioa 2t tlsis chapel.
 A eorpic O. .s.,sr ,vho came here to 2
 data for tile gos-;.rns,.ent concerning [
 PzEeatHcls river above the aain s~ae
 Andrew Fisafr centereplates lis3fit
 across t,le river. took an iinexpectAd ba
 Monday aftsraoon aIr. Alton, goser
 msnt eaglnseT. started out to cross [
 river ia | st.iR phout three o'clock.
 tRke measurements. The l,nat ateaeS | sx-ift elFssnt And cA1sieea. ThA n
 s7ho goSe issi,sAr boots were haadiea
 psd wI1e1s trying to swim and they N.e
 carried essssr the strsazae quite 2 ,lse.sn
 when a ros.e was stretched across q
 they were brought to the phods 1siAi
 banks. none the worse Tor their bath.
 The faaetAl st William Roche, for1nes
 os Westerly who died Sunday from i
 JH<ass sustained when he fell from
 adder wlaen he was wet1ting at ColsAn
 es's Rstht, Conn., was hkla at Dark
 Conn, Tuesday. Mr. Roche was sAe
 the star teotball players ea the Westi