Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
WESTERLY

The sudden death of Mrs. Catherine E. Joyce, 67 years old, of LifWood avenue.
 Providence, came as great shock to her
 relatives and friends here. Mrs. Joyce
 was stricken Saturday while attending services at the Church of the Assur1n- tion, Potter avenue. 4 doctor was call ed but the woman vas dead before med ical assistance could reach her. She is
 survived by a son, John Joyce, of [ Chestnut street. Westeffy
 Alfred Barnss, a former risedent sf Westerly, died at the Newark City hos pitaI, at Newark, N. Js, Saturday. He served in the U. S. navy during the World war and has many friends here. He is survived by a brother, Edwin
 Barnes. of Westerly and one brother, who lis in. the Panama Canal Zone.
 Saturday eseRfds. Peter Grispins. es years old. of Rose avenue was struck iby the automobile driven by Joseph T.
 Grilis, of Canal street and received in-
 juries to his right leg. The accident happened on Pleasant street when Mr Grispino stepped out from behind a truck. directly in front of Mir. Gsrills' ma chine pr. M. H. Scanlon treated the 1 injured man and it was found the right leg was fractured The man was sent Sunday morning to the Lawrence Me ! nnorial hospital at New London in the Westerly Sanitary Corps afnbulanee No blame is placed on the driver of the ma chine. 4 westerly Student, Matkew Chapel. s junior in the electrical engineering course at the Rhode Island state college, has been elected president of tue Cannpus lclub at the college It is strong or ganization and Westerly is proud to have l the honor of having q representative 1 from here as it's president.
 Friday af6sFRsS1 af tss6 visitFas nurse foonfs on High street an ifaterestine meeting was held, 1An address was Siven }by Willis Chandler of Providence, wno ! is secretary of the state association Miss Sally F'rankenstein was appointed tchairman for sthe annual campaign f6f 1.-the raising of funds for the state tuber- culosfs work Plans were discussed for a health exhibit and enterfainnent The review of the work done by Miss Eliza- l beth Sumner, the resident tuberculosis nurse, shows how much prevention o1 the spread of the disease has been done and how well her work is received by the large number of patients She has come i in contact with.
 1 Timothy E. Geary of Westerly has | been hoHored at the Rhode Island statt college, having been elected to member. ! ship to Phi Kappa Phi, the sekoia rsfii1 1 honorary fraternity for his excefient scoIastic record which covers perioo of three years. Mr. Geary is nov 8 senior, He is also treasurer of the senior class. He will receive his initia- ton in February. Miss Annette Gildea of Westerly va. most pleasantly surprised Tuesday e4 ening when Mrs Raymond F. Lyon c; Holyelze, Mass. gave a nlisceHaneou: shower in honor of Miss Gildea's com 1 ing marriage to Harry F. gurkhardt O I Detroit, Mich, Dec. 5. Miss Gildea i:
 the daughter of D. E. Gildea of wester l ly. She received many handsome ant !! useful gifts besides, handsome bou i quet of flowers.
 l satarday afterAeon at I e'eISek tn. i marriage of Miss Mary Agnes Daley
 ] daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Daley Q
 ] Hartford and Robert Miller Carr. son c I Mrs. Elizabeth Carr Of 5s Beach strest