Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-22

The spring and summer may be as they were during 1879 when there was frosts ar the year. Cold weather contdnuei | here; snow flakes were flying Thursday and Thursday night frosts were noted. | Ice half an inch thick formed in the vards of number of residences where water was left out.
 Tn. Iewislature has passed the act to authorize the town to hire money TOT new schools. The amount not to exceed sSVu'- ooO for the erection of two Schooinouses' 4n act regulating excavation in the pun He highway of the town of Westerly with Inc following amendment to the eno ol section Tor by the board of water com rnsss,oners of the town of Westerly was also recommended for passage by the 1u- 5icisrv conrnittee. but was recommitted b1, tbe reouest of Mir. Andrews. The act ,,,thorizinR the town of Westerly to enact -oninr ordinance was passed in concur vance upon tho recommendation or the judiciary committee.
 rhe ssth anniversary of Nelson lodge No 2oI Sons Of St George will be oo- served In Caledonian hall on Main street Tuesday evening. April 25th and every CT fort is being made to celebrate the day Tn fitting manner The entertainment ot the evening will be by the Clarkvilie min rtreis and will be followed by social and 5zncs-
 Westerly people are interested in the wedding of Miss Mary Ttllinghast Glao- ding. 2nd., niece of Miss Mary T. Gladding and Donald Sturgis Babcock, son of MT. and Mrs Albert Babcock, which took place Wednesday evening at the Con KreEational church, Providence before large and brilliant assemblage. The groom Is a grandson of the late Edwin Ba'bcock of Elm street. The bride was attired in bridal satin. Cascades of rare roseprlnt lace. an heirloom in the brides family Zen at the sides of the skirt and the same lace formed the short sleeves.
 Sweeping the entire length of the court train was handsome wedding veil of rare lace which belonged to MT. Babcock's s family and had been worn by several brides of former days. This was held in place by wreath of orange blossoms. The bride carried a shower bouquet of Eardenia and lilies of the valley. The in terlor of the church was handsomely decorated. The Bridal Chorus from To- hengrin was played by the organist. Miss De Wolf was maid of honor and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Marshall matrons of hon. or. The brides maids were Miss Elizabeth Coats and Miss Ruth Trobridge. The maid Of honor wore a gown of sunset color crepe de chine made with a square rain and selftrimmed with three panels back and front The matron of honor and bridesmaids had gowns of the same Sunset shade of chiffon over crepe de shine. All the attendants hats matched and were of brown transparent straw trimmed with wreaths of French flowers Of Lavender. Their bouquets were ot pansies and lavender sweet peas. The bride was met at the altar by the bride. groom and his best man, F. H. Babcocl and the ceremony was performed by Rev Augustus M Lord, D. D., assisted by Dean Ednund S. Ronananiere of Boston small reception was held at the hom, of the brides aunt on Arnold street MT and Mrs. Babcock will sail for Europ and upon their return will spent the sum ner in Bristol Among the out of tow gt1ests were Miss Amy Aldrich of Nev York, Mir. and Mrs. F. Colt Johnson an Donald Johnson of New York. Mrs. Mar Esret J. Stanard of Boston, MT and Mrs ORfVer L. Johnson and MT. and Mrs. Phili A. Johnson of Norwich. Conn. MT, Mary Crook of Boston and Mir and MT! Philip Cheney of Hartford.
 sunday afternoon the South Count Rod and Gun club Is to have practic shoot of the Watch Hill road. Several the Bradford Gun club will be preser and take part in trap shooting.
 - Friday evening the Westerly Sanitar Corps made hit at the armory, when tF public exhibit was held by the member The first aid work was especially fine an tho bandage brigade showed the differei kinds of bandages used-the triangula roller, square and the four-tailed, man! tailed and the T. The treatment wounds. sprains, dislocations and poiso besides emergency cases were demol Etrated finely by the members of tf corps. They also showed methods transporting the sick and wounded.
 large crowd gathered to see the work do1 by the corps.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Keefe. was held at her home, 45 Stillma Evenue Friday morning. Requiem hig mass was celebrated at nine o'clock St. Michael's church. Burial was in s MiehRei's old cemetery.
 Miss Schiller Of Lower Pawcatuck W .ake the place of Miss Annie Shaw of u StoninEton road as bool1keeper at u stiliman store on High street Miss Sha will enter the Springfield, Mass, hospit training school for nurses May 1st
 Friday evening the KiIhe band ga . successful concert in town hall. TT Misses Broadfoot and Mckenzie and To Wright in the Shean Snubbs, were the I of the evening in the sailors hornpi and the whole affair proved delightful f the large crowd assembled to hear t music and Mrs. Ralph Briggs sang mo effectively, I Love Nae a Laddie but A and vas recalled several times.
 Miss Agnes Neston is bookkeeper in L oifsce of Segar Coal company on Ma street.
 Richard J. Butler, IT,, William J. Qui Ian and Nicholas Craddock are on a m tor trip to New York and Atlantic Cit NJ.
 Mrs. John Stefansld of Granite street confined to her home by illness.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Perry of Sprin field, Mass, are guests of Mrs Perry sister, Mrs. D. c. Babcock at Avondale
 Mrs. Hattie L. C. Barbour is in Was pEton, D C., as state delegate to t National D. A. R. congress.
 Mr and Mrs. D. Kirnball Hall vi have been spending the winter in Brook,