Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-29
WESTERLY

rhufsday eYening. at the Mystic car barn, Snpe nteEdent w. Lester O'Erien rf tre Shcrs Line Electric Railway csnrany called together in the lobby hls motormeu and conductors, who have nay rens au1 had get-togetl1ef meet ing Superintendent OBrien's talk to the men was on Cooperation, Courtesy and Efficiency While on Duty. His ex- perience in railroadlng enables him to work with the men, and in showing them 10 be courteous to the trave.lng public, and at all times to live up to the thoughtfuiness of his teaching Mir. o. Brien Is most successful with the men, and has brought city ideas to Westerly, having himself been connected with New York railroads prior to coming here. He does not ask or expect his men to do only what he would and does do him. seif. About s5 employees of the road assembled to hear from their heIpmate and leader, the superintendent A snnok- q followed and the evening was one of pleasure and these social chats and get together meetings are looked forward to with pleasure. The Shore Line road has shown a marked improvement 4n every way and the men employed by Mir. o. 5rfen are clean, respectable, courteous, and trustworthy and well liked by the patrons on all the lines.
 This (Friday) morning at 10 o'clock a get-together meeting will be heIA at the same place for the night shift of em- ployes. This will mean that about 60 men will have enjoyed the same oppor- tunity of attending the meetings.
 stonington Grange, No. 1es, held a meeting fin the pariors of the Road Dis trict church Wednesday evening. A so- ciai hour followed and an old fashioned spelling match was held. Ice cream and cake were served
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 Just across the river on the Pawea- tuck side, D. Everett Hoxie is running on the republican ticket for first select man. in place of Charge Champlin, who will not be a candidate again. MT. Hoxie has not been before the hmelight before. but is we'll known as a business man Of strong principles, as is also lawrence Purtell of Paweatuclx, on the democratic ticket. The contest seems to be between these two men and lively Interest Is shown on both sides.
 10 took Just ten minutes for Sudge Oliver IT. Williams of the Third dis
 
 dispose of a dozen defendants cases b. fore the court, Wednesday evening there were arrests made of men who were charged with breaking the law by walk ing on the roadbed of the N. r., N H. & H. R. R. While going to and from work the Westerly men used the tracks, also crossed the railroad bridge which grans the Pawcatuclx river. They were siven hearing on complaints sworn out hv Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown The tracks have been posted. Each was fined s5 and costs wftioh amounted Co $7.s0 each, as they had pleaded raIity. Those before the court w-ro John D. McMahon, A. N. EIson, Macalanu strafaci, Andrea Catalano, Thomas Whalen, John Sisson, David Carter. Patrick Devine,. Andrew Sullivan and Walter Perry. Thursday morning an officer was stationed at the bridge and two more men were brought before he court and tried. They were George ? Lamphere and John GrinneH They also wers gwen the same fine and costs The total amount was $ss.6o.
 Two hundred members and friends enjoyed a social of Elm Tree camp, No. ss74 Royal Neighbors of America Wed 5esday evening. Refreshments were served The camp entertained among put of town guests Supreme Marshal and State Supervising Deputy Mary E. Brewer and her husband, c. E. Brewer of Hartford. District Deputy Mary E. Ienerson, of Providence, District Deputy Mrs. Davenport of Clara Wood Camp New London, and Past Oracle Mrs Bourge, of Royway camp, New London
 Wednesday evening Ford touring cal owned by August Larson and driven by his son, Heyelma Larson, and a Dodge cad driven by Michael A. Prizito cam' together on the post road. The formel vas headed toward Westerly, sho across the highway and pitched off ar snbanknent about four feet high, owing .o wheels being smashed in the crash larson and a friend. Mitchell boy. es