Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-16
QUARRYMAN INJURED AT WESTERLY
Alexander kirshman Has Foot Crushed by Granite Block .< Speedy End of the World Predicted-C Commuters
 Tickets on G. & s. Street Raway-Death of Mrs
 Wm B. Smith-Eectric Lights for Potter Hill.

was mugged, in Westerly the day after his arrest.
 Mrs. John w. Conant and daughter returned Thursday from months visit to Martha's Vineyard.
 Walter Snyder, manager of the Clark's baseball club, has issued chal- lenge to the Opie team.
 Miss Mary L. Vose of Westerly left Thursday on her annual vacation, dur ing which she will visit her mother, Mrs. Virginia Vose, in Arlington, N. Y.
 The Hebrews of Westerly are active in discussing whether a member oI liie society who has been performing part of the duties of a rabbi is rabbi in fact.
 1oung George Berry, who has been
 livirS with his grandmother in Vest erly Saveral years, left Thursday for
 Chicage. where he will reside with his mother.
 Alexandel Smith, city missionary,
 has been peSuaded to decline the offer
 to engage in missionary work in Provi- dence and win continue his work in | Westerly. <'a
 | A trolley train. load of machinery
 was removed from he silk mill in Main ! street early Thursday morning to be Installed in the plant of the Norwich | Silk company.
 1 The midsummer nneting of the Washington County Medical society
 was held at the New W&ch Hill house N1Rxr. lnwr 4 i the members dined at the hotel I The Westerly Light and Power com pany has connected the street lights at Potter Hill and for the first time the 1 streets of the village were illumined
 with electric lights Thursday night. companies of coast artillery arrived
 Thursday morning at Watch Hill by steamer Block Island. The soldiers hiked to Fort Mansfield, where they
 will serve on ten days tour of duty. A driving horse owned by John Rip | pell was taken suddenly sick while on the Watch Hill road Wednesday even 1 ing, had hemorrhage of the lungs and died within ten minutes, the fourth 1 horse that has died in Westerly in the
 past three days.
 A soldier from Fort Mansfield, one | of the regulars, was drunk and disor- derly in prohibition Westerly at near the midnight hour Wednesday, He was taken in by the police. In the Third district court Thursday morning he paid fine of g and $2.60 costs. At the meeting of the Westerly lodge of Elks Thursday evening two new ] members were elected. It was voted to have the annual clambake at Bright
 mans pond Aug. 1 and a committee of arrangements was selected as follows: Louis Barber, Joseph Lenihan, Charles Collins, A. L. Mason, M. H. Spellman and James John.
 In accordance with a resolution passed by the Rhode Island general as-
 sembly, and by order of the quarter
 master general, the old armory site in
 Main street, Westerly, is to be sold at public auction. The armory was de- stroyed by fire several years ago and
 as the present armory at High and
 Dixon streets serves the purpose the
 state has no use for the Main street
 property.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Phillips. who
 have been several months at Exeter,
 N. H., where MT. Phillips managed the opera house for Goldstein Brothers. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Phillips father, James A. Blair in Mechanic street. They arrived in Westerly Wed