Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-19
WESTERLY

Tuesday morning Mrs. John Cavanaugh of White Rock caught her hand in the machine she was working on at the White Rock cotton mill in the carding room. The hand was badly mutilated. Dr. F. 1. Payne attended her. The acci- dent. occurred at about 10.45 and as soon as discovered the power was shut off. One of the women employees helped Mrs. Cav
 anhugh and she was taken to Lawrence hospital, accompanied by Miss Lucy Crowley of the Red Cross and Dr. Payne
 of Westerly. She was taken over to New
 London in the Sanitary corps ambulance
 of Westerly
 The town of Westerly has secured a fine
 place near the gravel bank of the B. E.
 $ R.. Knight company at White Rock where the officials will prepare asphalt for use on the town roads. The hot
 wire plant is nearly completed and within a few days everything will be in readiness for the work to begin repairing the roads around Westerly.
 A lawn party is planned on the newly purchased grounds of the Immaculate Conception church on High street. Com l mittees have been appointed and about | 150 names are on the list to assist in 1 taking charge of the events
 The new bridge at Mystic having been l completed and all necessary connections made. the Groton and Stoniugton trolley. after having transferred for period of 53 weeks, will start operation over ths bridge today (WednesGay) / July 19. The schedule of the cars leaving Westerly on 1 the Gcoton and Stoningtbn line will net be affected by this change, except the $50 m. trip, which will not run. but l the inbound cars will arrive at 40 minutes l past the hour instead of 10 minutes after. Leave Wester1y-*6.20, $50, 7.50, $50, | $50. 10.50. 11.50 a. m., 12.5e, 1.50, 2.50,
 $50, APO, 4.5o. 5.2o, $50, $50, 7.5O, $50, $50 *"1o.5O D. m.
 Arrive Westerly-*6. TAO, $40, ls.40, 10.40, 11.4o a. nl.. 12.40, 140, 2.4o, $40. 4.10. 4.4o, 5.10, 5.40. $40, TAO, $40, 0.40, 1 J0.4o D. m.
 sWin not run Sundays.
 s"Mystic only.
 Westerly members of Palestine temple, 1 ShrinerA have received invitations to at-
 tend the annual picnic of Rhode Islanders l at Rocky Point today (Wednesdayj, ana l number will attend, going down from l here by automobile A big time is being 1 planned by the Providence members. 1 Today Wednesday, and Thursday l the Westerly Red C1ees will have tuber. culosis exhibit at St. Michaeps parish ha ai] at the corner of Liberty street and Still I man avenue. Addresses will be made by | Drs. John Reise, c. G. Savage, S. C.
 Webster and Rev. J. J. Keane of St. Mi. chaels church. The exhibit will be con. 1 ducted by Mrs. Walter Price and will show the work being accomplished IT l Westerly. Children will be admitted l Thursday between 10 a. m. and 1 D. m. l and>those between the ages of 3 and 12 l years will be weighed and given a card 1 showing the weight and height of each 1 In the evening of the same day at T 30
 the exhibit viii De for the mothers, alsc
 in the afternoon at o'clock.
 The 849th company of Westerl, guardsmen Who are at Camp Getty have participated with interest in tie big eur gring-their work and in the drills daiiy
 Inspection of the troops took place Tues. l day.
 l The state board of public roads mai l granted a number of public bus licenses
 These grants como under the new jitney
 law and there is no competition with the trolley lines here, and the train service does not seem able to cope with the
 business of transporting people to and
 from Bradford and Westerly A ten-ceni
 fare is to be charged by the bus people The trains do not accommodate the helr