Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-11

This eTuesday) evening the meeting of the Visiting Nurse association will be held in the library. Dr Arthur H Ruggles, superintendent of Butler hospital, Prov ldence will make the address on Hygiene and Public Health Nursing
 Mrs Charles D. Maxson has been chosen president of the Wornan's society of Cal vary Rai1tist, church. The first vice president is lTr. Milo NJ Clarke; econd. Mrs Willard Bacon; secretary, Miss An na PendIeten; treasurer, Miss. Carrie Arnold executive board Mrs. Charles l. Segar, Mrs Everett Barnes.
 An Eastern Monday ball is to be held by the Agawam club. There will be no Ra ster ball at the armory this year.
 This (Tuesday) afternon at 4.15 at High school hall a public meeting of the
 Westerly Girl Scouts will be held. Mrs Sanford of New York will address the meeting Mrs. Sanford is 3. represent alive Of national headquarters and has been conducting two courses on Scout Leadership" at the Rhode Island College Of Education, Providence.
 The following road contracts gre in force with the state highway depa r1rnent
 Between Norwich and Westerly. 1 miles of bitunlinous unaeadarn in two sections. The first section IS from Fox hiu south two miles. The second section is from North Stonington village south a distance of two miles. The first section is closed and will remain so to traffie for about six weeks The detour being through -Poqueta muck. The lower section is now open and will remain so fo. the present The new bridge at Mystic is
 being finished as rapidly as possible; the new piers are conDleted and the steel part of the bridge work will be started | next week.
 The Go to College Banquet for West erly is to be held April 24 in the vestry l of the Broad Street Christian church. Dr.
 Harry Crane of Maiden, Mass, will speak.
 These meetings have proved most help ful to young men and boys who are inte-
 rested in education. They are being held l everywhere in the large cities. College 1 yells and short toasts will be on the
 program. The boys of the senior class of 1 the Westerly High school and the senior boys Of the Stonington High school whose residence gre in Pawcatuck are to be. the guests. Isaac G. Smith of Granite
 street is in charge of the list | This CTuesday) evening Prof. Harry l R. Lewis of Davisville, a poultry breeder | will speak on poultry raising in the council l chamber Of the town hall building. The 1 lecture ReilI be preceded by short session l of the South County Poultry association. | MT. and Mrs Rasrnus Rasmussen of Moss street announced the engagement of their daughter. Louise Katherine, 10 C. Frederick Young
 Charles P. Harrington who was pa i tient at the R. I. hospital, Providence, has returned home. Mir Harrington's knee is 1 in a plaster cast but he is able to get about on crutches-
 l Gilbert McCEurg who spends the win | ters in Westerly has been in New York giving a course of lectures. The last one was given Tuesday evening at tie Museum of Natural History. Mi Nc 1 Clurg upon his return from Philadel- phia will with Mrs 1McClurg open their 1 bungalow for the summer.
 i Mrs Jessie McLaren and daughter tGladys are spending the week at Atlantic l City.
 Morris silverstein who has been on 2
 business trip to New York has returned
 home.
 Mr. and. Mrs. Edwin S May of Yales-
 vile. Conn, are guests of Mrs. Wilfred Utter.
 Herman Ettlemen who has been in New York during the winter has returned
 home.
 1 Washington County Pomona Grange Twill be entertained by Westerly grange
 today cTuesday). A fine program has
 been planned. The lecturer, Mrs. Evan -l.geline Kenyon, will preside. The second 1 competitive night program will be giver