Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14
WESTERLY

At the annual meeting of the Visiting Nurse association held Tuesday evening In the library hall Dr. Ruggles, of the Butler hospital gave an interNstirg talk on public health nursing. At the close of the address the re,orts of the secretary and treasurer were read and accepted. Some changes were made in the board of infringement. The board having lost one rucrnber by death, Joseph T. Murphy. Leo Higgins was appointed to fill the place Mrs Everett Whipple felt that she could not serve and Mrs. George Morse was ap- pointed. Mrs. George Utter who has serv- ed on the board continuously since the as- sociation was incorporated, declined re- election because of residence in Provi-. dence and Mrs. Henry l.. Burdick was ao- pointed in her place. The number of pa tieuts cared for from April 1. 1921, to April 1. 1922 was 9SA: Men, 101 women, 57s; children 321; medical 51s surgical ESQ maternity 143; number of nursins visits made -54s3 operations S6; trips in ambulance IT, There were 265 paying pa tients, also 123 cases paid for by the Met ropolitan Life Insurance Co., The associ- alton is in a f1ourishing condition and much good is accomplished by 1t in this district of Westerly.
 The officers who win serve Calvary Baptist church are James M. Pendleton. president; Everett E. Barnes, clerk; fSu- gene E. Pentdleton, treasurer; Charles L. Segar, John J. Kennedy, Lewis Stanton. Lewis A. Joslin and Ralph KoeIb board of trustees for the year, William D. Howard is superintendent of the Bible school.
 Mss Alice Sanford of New York who gave a most interesting talk Wednesday -Y.v F-T casI is regional superintendent of MaSsaehu- setts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. Her talk was instructive and entertaining.
 Samuel Johnson who passed through Westerly Tuesday afternon on his way from New York to Boston won his bet Of 1L0o0 having made the run by foot, about 25o miles in 46 1-2 hours.
 The UnlOn LeRten service which waA held Thursday evening at Pawcatuck Con- grsgational church drew out large at- tendance. The program was as follows: :: Organ prelude. processional Invocation, Rev. c. A. Burdick; doxology, responsive reading, Glori Patri scripture lesson. Rev. P S. Sailer; anthem Gloria, pray CT, Rev. Lewis A. Walker response, Hear Our Prayers offertory hymn. The sermon was preached by Rev. J. G. Os- borne of MystAA. The communion service followed. Rev. 2. A. Mcdonald gave the initiation. The invocation and Lords prayer were by Rev NJ. s. Stocking. Rev B. U Hatfield assisted at the service Prayer of Intercession was offered by Rev J. c. Osborn. The meeting called out many this being one in a series ol union communion services of the Protest ant church of Westerly and vicinity.
 Captain Csurfland H. Collins with three assistants have gone to Baltimore to get two government boats. One is to be used 1t the coast guard station at Watch Hill
 William Cameron of Stamford was call. ed home Thursday by the serious illness 0i his mother. Mrs. Annie Cameron.
 Mr. and Mrs W. W. Hiscox and chil- sren of Brooklyn, N. Y, are spending Easter here.
 Florida East Coast hotel at Palm Beach Fla, has returned home.
 Ne+han Church of High street is con. 6ned to his home by illness.
 The board of conference announced tha the showing of the naturalization film which was scheduled for this week will no De until next week Wednesday and Thurs Say.
 The Aumber of books taken out at tn, Memorial library, shows increase in tn, number of readers for March over Febru kTy. OIlnS cDFuary f,oSo DOOhS WeI' taken out and during March the numbe wzs 7,s92.
 Manager c. E. Moore has returned iron New York
 George Smith and Harold Lacender ar, visiting relatives in Pawcatuclx.
 Mrs. George Weller of Potter Hill was caller here Wednesday.
 Mrs. Dwight Bromley of Mystic wa bere Thursday.
 Charles J. Greene, town treasurer o Richmond was a caller here Thursday
 Mrs. Emeiine Still1nan. who has beel Bpending the winter in Florida, returnet To. the Rhode Island hotel Thursday.
 The funeral of William Brown wh was in service when he died of wound To be held Sunday. A tull military funera s,planned and the members of the mem Sers of the A. L. will take charge.
 Joseph M. Hoxle died Wednesday nixI, hbott 12.30 at his home in Charlestowr ae wa5 one of the best known men i South county. He has resided in Charles own for the past 30 years and every ma voEnan and child knew him. He had