Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-04
WESTERLY

As this is a legal holiday the banks ard nearly all places of business in West erly are closed for the day. The post onice has holiday hours. Many of the clerks in the stores worked late Monday night, State Policeman George Matheson of the Rhode Island motor vehicle de- partment is patrolling the streets and more men are to go on duty today s CTuesday) Reckless drivers have heard from Officer Matheson and he as all of the other men on duty will make the road laws more to the purpose for which they were designed.
 George Bailey is driving new car.
 Attorney Michael F. Kelisher of Bos- ton is visiting his father, Michael Kelle- her,
 Mrs Catherine Good and three sons of Rpckaway, New York, are guests of Mrs. Bernard Halpin.
 k Mrs. Virginia L. .vose. cf Ionkers. N. Y, is theNguest of her daughter, Mary Lawrence vose.
 Mrs. Hannah Tapiey cf Springfield, Mass, is the. guest of her sister, Mrs Marie shefield. Thonaas Vaughn of South Norwalk, Conn, is the guest of his father, Owen, Vaughn.
 Thomas Phillips and family of Prov idence have opened their cottage at Pieasznt View.
 w. ?. Prosser. and family of New Brunswick, N. J., have arrived at Pleas ant View and opened the Tefft cottage for the season.
 Charles P. Cottren of 22 Flo, street has .apiiounced the engagement of lis fcfh Of Westerly. Mir. Buffu1n is a mem Der of the firm of C. W. Campbell & Co. Judge yohn ". Sweeney of the sli- preIne court contemplates visiting Ireland :, this, summer.
 Miss Maude Price of Brockton, Mass, has arrived at Militown for the season. Arthur Mcclellan Weelen is visitii.g his, mother at Narragansett Pier Mrs. William Donohue is listing her son in Norwich for a week. Joseph an,ierson of New fork, 2 graduate of Cornell university who aas figured in many of the Princeton base l ball games as first baseman isN at Watch Hill for the summer.
 E J. Metiver is employed in Barbour s pharmacy.
 Six young iad.es from Worcester, Mass., have arrived at Pleasant View fer two weeks. They are camping at the
 Walter Higgins is visiting in provl-
 MISS Liliias C. Angel of Pr,v.cief.oe, a former resident of Westerly is in town lover the. Fourth.
 Mrs Israel H. Chapman, of East ave nue, will entertain house party today, | (TussdaO at their cottage at Pleasant | View 4 large number of guests have fbeen invited.
 I visitors h1led the streets of Westerly Monday. did their shopping and prepar-
 ed for the holiday. The selling of fire works kept many stores busy until late
 There will be no formal observance 0
 the day here. The great attraction vii be held, day at the new golf course a
 the Hill All manufacturing plants anc 1 banks and library viii be closed and th postoffice carriers will make no deliver
 ie. The general delivery and stamp vii, dow will be open frem z to g a. m. and
 to in the afternoon. Outging mail
 Will be despatched as usual The las
 mail at night will close at 10 o'clock.
 The Westerly drawings for positions ii I hand engine and hose company contest [ for the 18th annual Anniversary of tn Rhode Island State Firemen's League a
 Bristol today (Tuesday) will be repre- sented
 Mr. and Mrs, Cary c. Pavey, who hay
 been touring England, are guest of NJ and Mrs. Reuben< Austin of Newton ave nus. They will make their home thl
 fall in Chicago.
 Miss Lesiy La Beaune of St. Louis
 the. guest Of Mrs. Paul Estey.
 Miss Grace Collins of Syracuse, N ' < has returned home J Rhode IsfaAd Is planning to weIcoAs home Bishop William Hickey July 10: and meeting will be held wednesda