Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-07
WESTERLY


 Mrs Ralph Koelb. of westrly Misses Helena Koelb and Florence Brown of stonfnEton left Wednesday for Ncrth- teld. Next week Wednesday. Miss Violet Duke and Edith Lathrop of Stoningrou Fill 18ave for camp to attend the com larence of one week. Wednesday 500 selesites were scheduled to arrivo from ell rarts of fhe country An excellent nst 5f speakers has been arranged for he ssssions. Stage coach service, tennis md iramps under guides are among the he Ateresting part of the camp life.
 At Camp TeTrehegan. one adult leader h provided fo every tent of seven boys. Hownrd Koslb of Dsnison college and pon. cf Mr. and Mrs. Karl Koelb of Stcn- hgton. is one of the leaders and Law lenc4 Brooks and James H. Stivers from hers win alro=laek after the boys from his section. A minstrel show was stag 4 on the 4th and local boys took part. he third week in July will corhs the kswseoys outing when ot is expected nat about 5e boys win attend. From buly e7 to Aug. il, the girls will have | eh4ncs to attend. this being carried bn bS ths' New Lcndon County Sunday behoa association and any girl from the
 me several troops of Boy Scouts from westsrly wfn go to Camp Yagoog this eontt and enjoy the life. This is sit- bateds on the lake and hundreds intend hs c4np from all parts of Rhode Island psguEiy every year.
 RAa nassttmx oF the Pleasant View fire Hstritt win De held Tuesday evening at He WiEwam hotel. At, this time the rfopositiou of the construction of ce- Hent sidewalk along Atlantic avenue will bs taken up. The summer place iscon'ng lus q the busiest beaches and the heavy E1EIo on the read makes it dangerous b pedestrlaus Since the breakers of kseent storms have washed bulkheads md walks away and people uss the greet to walk on which keep automobil- Hta a5GE1ng them A tax will also b5 svssd at the coming meeting.
 cusssfn owMard wilcox. well known In Eesttriy, has been appointed district superintendent in the coast guard service. uis commfsgiou as district superintendent Rith ths rank of ensign was received yuus go. There were ten others who sssk Inc examination and Capt Wilcox sau chosen to i'll the place.
 Hs Twas born in Chzrlestown Oct. 2c, IS7s and entered the employ of the coast Vunra when he reached bis 21st birth lzy and was surfman No. and was at he Watch Hiu stztiou- He was promoted atsr to oHonochontaug stations as hssvss. During the war he was assigned tB tl1s New York dfvlsion and assisted n the work of the 1a-bor anchorAgs sEzneh and helped fn supervising ships sUund for forei~a ports. After return uE to Watch Hill Feb 10, 1919, he re- mnined untit July, when Ae was assigned Is assistant Go the ofti-e of the district mpersntendsnt which he held until his ueW ap7ointment-
 Mrs. Amos Kenyon whs was struck by . passing motorcycle on High street. F,ps Valley Tuesday evening is resting sosnfortabIy.
 Robert Whttsn, . souing expert from Cleveland, OIno, and Charles F. Fisher, planning engineer, twill be in town to- Bay (FridayD and meet the members Ci Hs t5wn council.
 fhurnaaS svan1ng crowds gathered in Riicsx Park to listen to a finely rendered woxr4u given by the Westerly band Every number on the program was wei Haosired. and heartily appIauded.
 Miss Lucy Crowley, secretary of th' ksd cross at Westerly reports for th' bursau whlch has been in, her .cglarg, nd pr0vfdss for employment for women lhnt tifsrs haS8 been mere calls for lIelI nsan the Bureau Is able tp tiIl This i q decided change from early in the sea p5n. for Curing the spring there wert more people for positioos than taer' rers poAtions for them This is nl lsuBt dus to ths summer rush for tn. beaches.
 D.. Katherine II. Detvey. who has beer he guest of her brother on Wilfre'