Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27

been appointed music supervisor for an- other year. The interior of the Barber vile school Is to be redecorated and new ly painted during the summer vacation.
 Miss Mildred Mathieu Of Willimantic Is the guest of Mrs. Patrick Mullaney on Stillman avenue.
 J. Raymond Burke principal of the Stoughton, Mass, grammar school, Is at his home on Ledward avenue for the summer.
 Herbert " Chappell, instructor of his tory at the West Haven High school, is at his home in Ashaway for the summer vacation.
 IT. 0. U. A. M. will initiate class Of candidates and elect officers Wednesday evening.
 Charles s. Huntley and family of New York arc at southwi1ad cottage at Watch Hill for the summer season.
 Mr and Mrs. D. B. Knowlton and fam fly of New York will occupy the new Larlsin cottage at the hill They will arrive here Thursday for the summer.
 A man was killed Sunday when an au- tomobiie accident occurred at Nooseneek Hill The ear overturned while passing another machine The automobile owned and driven by Frank Levesque, alias Bishop, of Wyoming slid up hill on it's side along the Nooseneck road for about e3 feet before it came to a. stop. Andre haferrie of 42 Pleasant street, Anthony. was instantly killed and the other occu- pants of the car, John Mosech. 37. of Stone street, Anthony. and Oliver Lac yallie, also of Stone street. were injured, the former seriously. The driver was found wandering aimlessiy about and was taken back to where the accident happened. Neoseneck Hill lies between Westerly and Providence, only a short distance from Hope Valley. and is largely used by motorists. A sharp curve at the bottom of steep hill makes it most dangerous point The driver was turned over to Sergeant Andrews and brought before Judge Herbert, He pleaded not guilty to charge of manslaughter and was held under s2,Oo0 bonds for trial The accident occurred near the John Howard place about 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Levesque was attempting to pass a car owned by Ernest s, Meid of Willow street, Providence, and driven by his son, Ernest, Jr. Witnesses who saw the adei. dent stated he was going at a rate of 46 miles an hour The Levesque machine lurched to one side and hit the other ma chinef which was on the extreme right, and overturned. LeyalEes jumped just before the car overturned ana escaped | with bruises and cuts. Musack is in the l Rhode Island hospital, where he was taken by the Sanitary corps ambulance of Westerly, suffering from broken ribs and l head injuries It is thought he will re- 1 cover In the nixup the driver, Le- vesque, was cut on the back of the head i He explained later he was dazed and he l went to get g, doctor. Mir. Meid stopped | his car and summoned help. Dr. Ben ! jamin F. Tefft gave medical attention tc 1 both Mosech and Iaferrie. The dead man was the son of Odelle and the late Jeremiah Laferrie of Anthony. He wal
 married about two months ago to Miss l Ann Boutin. He is survived by his widow his mother and five sisters. He was wei known in Westerly, where he was a ire quent visitor.
 l Mr. and Mrs. R. Innis of Providence will have the Russlesia cottage at Watcl Hill this season.
 MT. and Mrs. George ". Tapeley ant
 family of Springfield, Mass. have aErivet
 at Watch Hill for the summer. Mrs. Mary A. Bromley of Old Afysti
 was a. caller here Monday.
 George H. Champlin of the Westeri.
 police force has been stationed at WaScl
 Hill for the season.
 F. J. Connors and wife of Lester ave
 nue are to spend WedneeGay in Ne1
 Britain as the guests of friends there.