Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
WESTERLY


Saturday was tag day for Westerly
Military Company. 549th c. A. c. r. l.
n. C., for the benefit of the equipment
and to assist the company in going 20
camp this summer. The Boy Scouts
were active all day under the direction
Of d. H. Rogers.
Wednesday the annual meeting Of the
Women's Home Missionary Society Of
the Methodist church will be held here.
There will be sessions at IL O'Clock and
at 1.S0 o'clock In the evening banquet
will be served and DR.. Charles E. Bar
stow. president of the Dwight Blakeslee
training school of New Haven, Conn.
will speak. Mrs. stephen Prentis Of New
London, president Of the organization
for the past nine years, win preside at
the convention.
Saturday evening a Block Aid concert
and dance was held for the benefit OF the
Rhode Island hospital. The selections
were particularly fine and attracted a
large number. The program: Pipe Sc
lection, westerly Highland Pipe Band
Highland reel, Misses Barr, Mearns !;
Masters Smith and Medium; solo,
James Elphinstone Highland Fling. by
the Misses. Senior, Macdonald, McKen-
zie. -Broadfort and Thomas Wright
Playmates Thy requestJ Mary Elizabeth
and Ruth Constance Wilcox: solo. Mrs
| Ralph Briggs reading. Mrs. William
Bamford =Shean Tnubbs Dance, Misses
Mckenzie. Macdonald and Masters
Smith and Me1drum.
Part II.-Seiection. Highland Pipe
Band solo Miss Elizabeth Finlay ;
sword dance Misses Broadfoot, Senior,
Barr and Mearns; reading, Mrs. Holt
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Misses Barr, Mearns and Master Smith
solo. Mrs. Ralph Briggs: reading, Mrs
William Bamford irish jig. Misses Mac
Donald. Mckenzie and Master Medium
| and Thomas Wright: remarks. Rev. f
| A. Macdonald; Star Spangled Banner
The pianist was Mrs. George Wilcox. Jr
Many encores were responded to by til.
artists during the evening.
John custino, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Giuseppe Custino, Of as Liberty street
! who was hit on. the head BY a passin;
trolley car, Monday evening, Will,
swinging around a trolley pole. is i'm
| proving at the Lawrence hospital. New
London. At hrst conclusion of the brail
Twas feared.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C.. b. Lehme, and Mr.
and Mrs, Daniel Lyon have arrived ant
/ have opened their Watch Hill cottag
| for the summer. Several stores on Ba.
street will open Memorial Day. The no
! tells viii open in June both having beci
i renovated. New lighthouses will be add
ed at the Bathing pavilion and the boar
/ walks on the ocean side are being re
paired and new ones where needed ar
i being laids,- Men are at work at tn
Misquanicut Golf club. A. F. Bell wi
/ act as steward this summer The gol
course has few changes in it. Severa
new cottages have been built this sprin
and will be opened by July 1. A gro
| tesque structure built for Treasure hi
by Henry 3. joy Of Detroft Mich. /
/ nearly completed and will be occupie
BY his family. Henry c. Rowe has erect
Cd 2 handsome residence on the roa
leading to- Peasant View which face
toward The Mfs1uamicut Golf club an
which overlooks the acean. Daniel /
Earkin on the Fort Mansfield road an
the Misses Barney, have erected a bur
galow on Plinpton road, Edwin c. Cos
has built cottage on the Pawcatuc
river which VIII be completed BY Jun
1. Six new cottages near the golf link
have been put up by Howard G. Buc
OF Hartford. Mrs. Lewis Tetiow. OF We.
terlv has had a cottage built and Z
4 Pleasant View Mrs. Katherine Scott a
50 Of Westerly. has erected a handsolf
! bungalow which will be ready for II
q Opening of the season.
j William t. MacEarIane Of Bridgepor
who was motoring to Watch Hill h
wife and 1l-year-old daughter, escape
serious injury Friday when their HUI
son, sedan skidded and ovsrturned /
Dead Mans curve IN East Lyme. II
occupants.sof the machine were pinne
under their car until the driver Of Il
4 1farmor car broke the glass and se