Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-19
WESTERLY


 Ar tho .r-r session of the superior rourt which cnened this week at Kings ton. f,r Was -ngton county. Judge Ed ward a'11--l- presiding in- the case of fr- state -s E'colo Costagna. the grand s--- returned two indictments, one for rclhers- and a-e for mayhem. This case tras tried before Oliver H. Williams in tra-trirf 4is-r.ct court here April 7th. The 1-l.0daat q was adiudged guilty and .errf o..r 'H tIe grand jury bail being cz.1 e- f2so11. Cas5agpe is alleged to have -ar-I.tted thc robbery and may hem gaor James Arpatt last month He sH probably h9 presented in court today =5i-szsAaZl according to Assistant At -a-rav GeHsr2i Makepaace, the trial will He held Monday next.
 Tn, appeal case Of state Thomas D. r-.rn complainant .vs- James seenn2 from the thi-d district court will come rp tolay lN11nesdayl..
 Tho Christiau. BenetoIent Association has elected the following officers for the yr8-. Rev. J. J Fitzs raid, spiritual ad- visor. Mrs Mary Shea. past president; Mrs Mary 1fcG0wan, president. Mrs Margaret Narr first vice president; 5lrs. Mary IahCney second vice pfesident; Mrs Mary Parkinson. Fecorderf Mrs aH sfr--arst sullivan. treasurer, Miss Lo- r.-ta Ryan w1rshaI, Mrs Annie Sulli- -rr. cia-G Mrs. Julia Walton, Mss Hel- on oTloefa and Mrs sarah pelancy, -trus- tees
 Edward Morris is to give a piano re- -ltal in tho High school hall in May
 Funeral services for Mrs. Annie E. Cameron widow of James Cameron were held Tuesday at tho home ot her daugh- ter. Mrs. Edward Pitcher, Highland ave uus at @ 5-cIock. Burial was in River Bend cemetery.
 nr. and Mrs. Alexander Ferguson and Mrs. Charles Clarke have returned to thsi- home on Highland avenue after 7perdins the winter in Florida.
 Friday afternoon the postponed game between westerly High and Bukeley at New London. will be played
 Charles Fowlar Of Elm street is on a hus.ress trip to Louisville, ky.
 Alvin NawEon Of Boston. who has been E--vi1r with his father here, returned homo Tuesday.
 Mrs. Aeusa Erbere and daughter. Mrs Ethel Gat-nis. left Tuesday for gisir in Sweden.
 D-. and Mrs. Henry l.. Johnson have returned tn their home on GiOn avenue, after rperdinr some time with Mir. and Mrs J B. Crawford. of oil City Pa.
 1rr and Mrs. Dennison c. HinclIley have returned home after spending the ui1te- -n tha Isle of Pines.
 Mss Mary c. Br0die of Plainfeld, \. g ts the guest or her parents on Newton svsnue
 Hollis Barber and L. P, Thayer of Hope Valley were driving an automobile down 1Iechanic street Sunday when op- uos.te the home of Mir and Mrs. James Tars q TafF A-EH r. old son of 17 Lincoln avenue. and broke the boys right leg three inches from the ankle. The leg was set by physician.
 Tu-sday evening the Daughter of Isabel ls- held an d-en meeting and social in Et.Euan hall Whist was enjoyed after rhs close ct ths meeting also a fine music al p-ogra--ns- Joseph Lenihan entertain ca the large audience with terlr solos end Charles St. Oags also sang during fhs evenlrz. Both men have unusually sEe voicss Refreshments were served.
 Joseph Lingo. foreman of the Sewer 0orst-uction company for WEn- DOnfr0 contractors. has arrived here for work. atcu- so striEsbr5akers were brought far- lfond-- from New York. but soon. left .Tvu after a free for all fight at the sta Ion. Tuesday morning 90 more from Hos-on arrived end are abort town ready .a ED ID WHEn4 me men Nll- DC nJuSet It tha lower end of Margin street.
 The Girls club Of the First Baptist -n-rch is rehlarsing a play and entertain nent 70 be given in the church parlors.
 Wednesday evening. April 2o there will h- a meeting of Narragansett Counsil, No. 2-. This will ba ladies night
 Mss Edytt Rathhun will leave for New flr- -c5ay CWedn6sfayl
 Judge He-lert " Eathbun has return r5 from Boston. where be delivered lec- r-rs before tho law students at Boston -1iversity.
 At Tho sessions of the superior court -~d ut Kingston. Mrs. Emma P shal. fen. of We7retelr1r'1 was granted d. virco from William SheI5on. for non-sup- e1-- and lesert'or. She was given the GUS .oty ot one chfd by Judge Edward Blodg- ett Attorney John Gallagher was attor- -er For rhe plaintiff
 if.es Mary e. Bru1le has returned tc FrainfrId. N J.. after spending some tim. vih her rarents lfr. and Mrs. Philip Erode of west street