Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-29
WESTERLY

E. George Gross, town clerk of the town Of Charlegtown. was business caller Gn town Tuesday. f Thomas Ovens and family of Cottage court were recent visitors with relatives: ] in Springfield. Mass
 At session of the probate court held in Pavcatuck Tuesday afternoon by Judge. Frank L., HinclIIey, John Ryan of Stonlngton was appointed administrator on the, estate. of James Doyle. >..t .--l* { Lleut. Elliott Thorpe of Providence was a visitor in Westerly Tuesday.
 .,4TRe following pupils of St.. MichaePs paroehial. school on Liberty street have bean registered on the honor roll. having o6tztAed an average of over>s5 per cent. ln their studies for the first. quarter:
 .. Grade s-Josephine, Orlando Jemra Jescitllo, Lillian Cardanal. Myra .O'Con- nell Katherine KeeHan, Anna Barrett. Mary Cont, Irene Richards. Anna Tas- ca. Sophia Lynch, George Ward. Alfred McGuinneSS, Michael Lonzo, James Long. r,.,Gfade ,7--MarY Dipolino. Marcella Shea, Madeline. Coal. Margaret Shea. Grade 6.-Joseph Keane, Catherine Coogan, Mary McGuinness, Mary ftAli. Sno, Grace Farrell, Rnse Christina Margaret La Bount, Elizabeth McMahoa Nay Allen, Alfred Richards, Maurice Orlando, Elwin Grinsell. Margaret Tas' ea, Anna Lo4go. Joseph Long, Pau MiShteil, John Allen. Grade 5-ThomaS Lord. Walter O'Con nell, Angelo Tasca, Ernest Morin. Josepl Hoxsie, Margaret Sawyer, Anna Ward Antolnette LaVia, Natalie Balatta Rita Sullivan. Leo Lazits., Thoma: Hughes, Joseph Cont, Francis Shea, Ar thur BabresQue. vs.s .. H Grade 4-Madeltne Keefe, Francis Lord. David Donohue, Rita Fyfe, Marg Rret Walsh. Mary Cont, Lawrence liar vey, Rose Longo. Louis Shackner.
 6 Grade 3-Josephine Mitchell, John Or lAndo Florence Martell, Lillian Parkin son, Kathleen Kenyon, Mary 'Macaioni Gerald Foberg, Gregory Longo, Winni fred Brennan, Elizabeth Crowley, Jo seph Devine, Helen Brucker. Mary Whit lock, Paul Dolce,- Edgar Moriu.
 A feature of Thanksgiving day celcbrn tion In Westerly will be football gam which Is to bt played at Riverside par by the Westerly High school and tn St6nlngton High school The game wi commence at 10.30. .
 A total of Ss,3OO has been collected 1 the Red Gross drive in Westerly and tn membership total is 1880. Nearly all C the town has ANen canvassed and wit what remains t Is thought that Westerl will. reach the amount set out for it.
 The South County PUUHry and Ps Stock association will open their eRvent annual poultry, show at the state sErnor on Dixon street on Thanksgivaag da. This Wednesday, morning at the stat AFmory a meeting of the New Englan branch of the Waterfow! Breeders al gociation will be held.
 The pupils of the public schools und[ the direction of Miss Hallie Hood, il Btructor, made the posters which will used for the tuberculosis exhibit to held at the high school hall Dec. 5. IT toilowiwRg pupils are some who hay contributed to the collection of .postel and whose work has caused special COT ment:, Evelyn Maine. H. Bill, Ali, He1man,, A Kenyon ..Winnifred Johnsto Georgianpa 'Beaudreau, Louisa Susen Margaret Dawley, NJ. Brightrnan, Ali pAWley. Isabel Rock. Hazel Brow Gladys Hoidsworth. Clara, Kenyon, Ora Rindle, W. -Kirber. C.. M. Scott, NJ Cornell, E. Panciera,. E.. Frye. Gene Kenyon, M. Burdick c. Mccormick,
 sewyer. M. Driscon. Viola Stillman, E. Cottrell Helen Kenyon. Una Car 2. Cotilet, Grace Hilton. D. F.. Brown, S ph!G Williamson.