Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-22
WESTERLY

Sunday, at the Paweatuck Conrega- tional church, Rev. F. A. MacDonald win preach and after that win go wiah Mrs Macdonald to Baldwin, Mass, for months vacation. A week from Sunday the members of the parish and congrega- ton will attend services across the riv- CT at Calvary Baptist church. the mem- Rers of Calvary church having united | with the Payfatpck CoHgregationaf | church during July, while their pastor was absent.
 wednesdny evening the following of- l fieers were installed by the A. O. U w. | Jr., at their meeting held In the hall in l ! the Welsh block. Past comrnander Alex Greene; vice chancellor. George M Pen ] dleton; recording secretary, Wm Eaton; l assistant recording secretary Everett | Lawton, Jr.; treasurer and financial sec l retary, Edward Peabody treasurer Hem ry Satellite conductor, Charles Mills I warden, 'Abial Brown; I. s. S., Wayiand I Stillman; o. S. S.. Harry Brown chap l lain. J. H. Potter; trustee, Everett C. Lawton; auditing committee. w D. ! Green, F. M. Pendleton. c. O. Mills Aft CT the business meeting fine musical program was enjoyed and was followed by dancing and refreshments. Mrs. Jennie Thompson returned Tues day to~her work in Norwich after spend ing two weeks vacation with her mother,
 Mrs. Irving Babcock, at North stoning- ton.
 I Miss Lillian Parmeter of Natick. Mass..
 is the guest of Mrs. Herbert Smith
 Mrs. George Jagger of the West Side left Thursday for Sacramento. Cal. She
 will be joined by her husband who will
 arrive there later. They will make their
 home there
 Mrs. Elmer welch of Providence Is the 1 guest of Miss Lillian Wilson. Miss Jean LeClair and Mrs Martha
 Collins. motored from Providence Thurs day and were guests of Miss Lillian Wil- son.
 Mrs. Henry Potter of Shamrock Is
 seriously i'll at her home.
 Seven adjqsters of the underwriters of . f Providence have been going over the stock of the F. H. Opie coupany's store I which is estimated at about sf5,QQo Sat isfactory adjustment is being made 1, There is still loss of ls75, 5,O00 on the , building which to date has not been ad- justed- Work of sorting out the articles I ] and fixtures which were damaged Is be- h ing carried on daily and the store will soon be put on the same appearance t
 has borne for the past twenty years or | more.
 A1tE ut ttquOF FlO1dIlOn6 from RAWcatuCb l which hasn't name on the map, are 2 to come before the town court of Ston- I ington this (Saturdayl morning at
 o'clock. Stonington and Mystic were giv. e en raid Thursday night and Friday g morning and the alleged violators of th.
 liquor law will have to appear in cour
 as well as one from the Road district.
 The Girl Scouts will give a paSean n Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Larkins .y Pond, representing the words Good Sa ,h maritan and Ruth.
 re Miss Grace YapIe Champliu and Nil
 l liam Clyde Pendleton were united f la marriage Thursday at the home of tn sr brides parents, at S.sD D. m Rev. Car U p. Skillen. pastor of the Peace Dal
 Congregational church officiated Tn 'n double ring service was used Miss Maud T Tent played the wedding march. Th d. bride was attired in white French voiIs
 trimmed with organdie rnchings. She car lg ried a bouquet of white sweet peas. Wn IT, J. Champlin was best man Following /; reception lunch was served During thei " wedding trip they will visit New Hamp 'e' sAlre and Massachusetts and upon re turning will reside in Stonington Nj pa Pendleton is employed in the America le yelvet mill The bride has many friend ul She is a member of the Kingston Congre cy gational church and had been empIoye
 In the Kingston Trust company's ban la' 1 there Many gifts were received, inciut T. Ing cut glass, china, silver money Thos T. who attended from here were Nr. an
 Mrs Fred Wilcox, Mrs. Frank Martl 'ss and son, Rev. H. L. Harrington, MT
 Frank Ritterhouse and daughter Cues p- were present from New Jersey, Ne op tonaon' awtqcket, Stonington. Prov
 dence and Taunton, Mass
 ek Mrs. Eliza J. Pearce Hudson. moth ,, Of Mrs. Silas T. Nye. who was a fo il- mer resident here, died at her home 'n- Harris after many months illness. S,
 was the wife of J. Ellery Hudson. chi 2 factory inspector of Rhode Island al
 thirteen children survive her Among those brought before the cou
 at Stonington from PaWcatuck Frid
 afternoon, their places having been Vi tei tied by the police with the assistan ds. of the state police, and who gave 4so, bon sss for appearance at court this lSaturda VI morning, were James F. Shea, Jo te Sullivan, Frank Celia. Charles J Rys :. Goodininf LeVepetti, James J. Murpl Cyrus Lee and Charles vardilos. all
 Pawcatuck. lay MT. and Mrs. Edward Huaeld ;nna Brooklyn, N. l., are guests of Miss St ing la Eagan.
 ng- c. W. Copeley of Hartford is visit ,n friends at Watch Hill.
 ap Mrs. Frank Church of the West s is spending the weekend in Proyiden n' Martha w. Holmes of Lewiston. N
 is a weekend visitor at Pleasant Vis a sll MT. and Mrs. Lewis of Westerly h; n iaf9 as their guests W. F. Stoughton and ha and Mrs. H. c. Cluber, of Montreal. ted Motorists are relieved to hear u The next week the, detoHr on the Post TO from Cross Mills will be no longer | gh- essary as the final dressing on the st | in road is being rapidly pushed. The fo
 dation is completed from the east end Igbt l the mills near the Arnold property ,on- the Ninigret mill east of the Kingste en- farm. The hot mix will be applied 'i once, and close the final gap of fer Post road out of Westerly.
 D. The tuberculosis exhibit of Vest, n of which opened Wednesday with a g
 attendance at St. Michael's parish i non continued Thursday from 10 a. m. [ non p. m. Children were weighed
 measured with the assistance of \
 Seller of the local nurse association. 3 o'clock mothers meeting was l and was well attended Mrs. Wa del price had charge and Miss Lucy CT for lev of the Red Cross and Miss Elizaf
 Sumner showed pictures of Will 1stic Lake and told what Westerly was
 ing to check the tuberculosis. The rted hibit remained open until 7.30 in been evening. Since April 1, 1922 when !
 Sumner came here 11S families