Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-09
WESTERLY

csrs @ the train being late the su.
 t ccrrt was not resumed for Wash
 or ccurty Monday morning witf s|st George F. Brown on the bench as
 f rt4cdulcd- There were % cases re-
 c rt4dy for riai at this session U.
 IAns, listed arc Jessie c. FerEu- 4 vi Samuel n. Davies. Elizabeth
 t4s Fs Almond D. Hoxie. Stephen ;.
 trtt V4 Harold E. Miner alias. George
 rter va Andrew H. Hall. Herbert
 E7c.tlack xs Andrew Hall R. 4.
 aAn 6 Sons co. rs John F. Barber,
 Pickering. Jr. vs John Gilchrist, NAs[s Alberto R. NIaxson vs Ernest Jones.
 " Calvin Davis vs Wiloert Clarke. '.1t4lnl1 H. West vs Samuel Fain. c. M
 f Fertilizer co. Ts H. D. Palmer, alias. fHHN NurllcE ve Paul Waikup. Min's
 er v4 Joseph Garand. Chandler Ser -e ro. r4 Westerly Brass Co, Francis
 N1Hdry aFrank p. Richmond, Ethei -narv rs Frank p, Richmond, Lola
 rwNt pro nnd va. Anicllo Matorese. Ro- '|t Lbr1ard0 vs Fred IT, Mitchell,
 -Clarizl Auto Company ws Donen- W '''rtarto. alias. Lillian Caroline .r|s gH Fred D. Hoxie. Arthur M Willis
 i|IN|1r C- Hoxie and Sarah T. Kenyon H14 wssterly Cycle Club Is planning to
 4 r41cc at the WeQuet>quock casino. Mrrf ci tho clubs dances held there ~ atason. The club is an up to date
 Irl many good tirnes have been en- T|I In lhelr rooms in tho Briggs build rtr salrrtion AeIny drtve proved sue- 1 tcr 1E usual Westerly went over the . aF f41n Daniel P. Larkiu. chairman
 e drive has announced that with the .1sa iqr bore. $500. and all but about f collected. siaa5.75 has been sub Errrrnor San souel Of Rhode Island N Iis stan was received Monday by t Thomas J 1arkin, s. 1l, pastor of t. Church of the Immaculate Concep- ~rl church. for which the drive for the N.-Inr For d p1rochl1i school has start
 Al maE1 meeting was held at thi srrcry. Monday evening with the Gov Irtf and his. stan present The armory t1 Dixon street was filed and many had |4r4lrS room only. It was estimated 1 f.l- ilis vas the largest crowd ever gath Fred for s.zeh an snair. The meeting was tr'ret at S.i5 and the chairman pre- N-rsnw Ccvzrnor San Souci. The gov i tTE1r greeted ali present and congratu- Ntla thoE. who had been foremost in | ttfIirr the dri~e. He spoke of what it ! Nl-t4 fer and congratulated the people on lHr certainty Of having such fine new | N.r1c1iai school as uropised and asked all l zrglst in every way for such fine | Ngrtte- Judge John ". Sweeney and | art c1rosto. tx-Nayo7 John L. Fitz- | rrai1 of PRwruriset spoke in behalf of e work here congratulated the people f L1e church in having such a fire school |a'llrw and spoke Of the opportunities af- or@t9 lhe young people of Westerly. +st enc who spoke enlphzsized the fact .Hll tse aim was worth striving for as rcstion was a great help rellciously and I1e business world and the oppcrtun- sl. were open 70 tho young who care to Es use if them- The committee who s.l1.e4 in receiving the governor and his lsrsT c1mrrised members of the parish: i -1 L- Lenihar. chairman; pr. J. II. v |cenreil. pr. M F. Scanlon. pr. J. L. 4T' Dr. Jolin Ruisi. pr. H- F. Doyle. Dr. 4H$1 DsrTherty, Charles J. Buffer,
 1rt 2. Butler. James Collins. William t11' John 2. Dunn Joseph Gril g, Paul n' Samuel Nardone, Maurice Flynn. sifs -lc-ormaclS. James Jessop. Michael
 nl.r- Louis Rcssi. George Montasto srr4s F. Lenihsu. Harold c. Moore. Ge- sy Moore. Edward J. Butler and saaE Etxire
 Iae governor and his staff came on th.
 lr4lr and were escorted by the west
 tand st 7.70 through High street to .17 etreei. He was entertained at the crr e dinner.
 aI'rs Q. Richmond died Friday at his rMa lr Hope Valley after niIluess of
 rai weeks with pneumonia. He was .- 'n Hope Valley Sept 1, 1851, the son fi4. 4rd 4irs. Samuel Newell Richmond. " ar9sted his father until 1871 when he 4art clerk in the First National and
 fInt1n Slrlnrs bank, under Joseph B. trs ca4hier and treasurer fin Oct.
 Do was made casiliar rN trtasursr. which offices he held until
 Hl -l. 1sl7- He was made manager a9 H11a valley branch of the wash 4a Trust company Since Jan. 1915. I-I perr member Of the board of df- ecrf of that company. Nr. Richmond t many other positions of trust in
 rcuriunlly- The funeral was held 1-.y at his home at o'clock. Burial
 r Pine Grove cemetery.
 Nm9 stafe Highway which IeaSs fron ra >t7rlnston to Westeriy is being p1lt
 411re 4s fast as possible. A large ~ ef men "a working daily and those
 NHs1 over ths road between these tyvo .f .tnle that a much better road is aI uado thzn before when a 10. orl