Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-15


Monday, June 21-Progressive in
struction and battery drill.
Tuesday June 22-Battery drill.
Wednesday, June 23-Battery drill,
sub calibre practice.
Thursday, June 24--Service practice
drill, powder blending, sub-calibre
practice, muster.
Friday, June 25-The same work.
Saturday June 26-Service practice.
pay, district athletic meet.
There will be parade daily by the
National guard at Forts Adams ana
Greble at such times as will least in
terfere with the coast artillery work
No infantry drill will he held.
The period from s p. m. to II p. m.
on Friday will be devoted to stinlu-
lated attack on the defenses Of Fort
Greble and the corresponding period on
Saturday night to a similar attack up
on Fort Adams and Fort Wetherell. In
these attacks landing parties have been
forbidden. There are also prospects of
its being quiet at night in Newport
this year, for no blank charges for
seacoast guns will be fired during these
exercises for instruction purposes.
Lieut.. Col Charles H. Ledward of
Westerly will be in command of the
state troops at Fort Greble. Capt. Ar
thur N. Nash, ordnance officer, also of
Westerly, will be at the same station.
At the funeral of Joseph n. Crandali
Monday afternoon there was a large
attendance at the services held in the
Broad street Christian church. The
body was accompanied from the home
of the deceased in Chestnut street to
the church and from thence to River
Bend cemetery by Franklin lodge of
Masons. Burial was according to the
Masonic ritual and conducted by Ar
thur d. Remington, master Of Franklin
lodge.h
Michael Clancy, who was appointed
special police officer for Watch Hill
during the summer season at the re-
cent meeting of the Westerly town
council, upon his personal application,
has, owing to a change in circum-
stances, declined the appointment and
so informed Chief Bransfield when
called for duty Monday.
Harry Cook a Brown university stu
dent, has acceptably filled the place for
the past two seasons, but he declined
to be a candidate In opposition to Mr..
Clancy. Now that Mr.. Clancy has
withdrawn, Mr. Cook will make appli-
cation for reappointment. The special
officer is for day duty, Policeman
Lamphere guarding the hill in the
night season.
A peculiar case, the first to be
brought in Westerly, will be put in the
legal trypot today (Tuesday). 1t is a
case of trespass against a young man
and brought by the Smith Granite
company. The trespass consists of en-
tering upon the property of the COM
pany and fishing from the big quarry
hole. Arrests have occasionally been
made for fishing in prohibited brooks,
streams, ponds and lakes, but never
before for angling in forbidden quar-
ry hole.
This abandoned quarry hole is per-
haps one hundred and fifty feet deep
and of large area and Is almost filed
with water. Some years ago this hole
was stocked with trout as an expert
ment and the fish thrived therein
People have Jespassed on the property
and the owners published notices for
bidding trespassing on the property
and fishing in the quarry hole. This
man did not heed the warning and the
arrest and prosecution is the result
The commencement exercises of the
Westerly High school are to be held
on Wednesday of next week in the
Bliven opera house. The graduating
class is as follows: John T.. Allen,
Louis A. Babcock, Paul B. Barker
William A. Broadfoot Clyde L. Bur-
rows, James H. Callerar. Charles E.
Champlin, Chester C' nan, Warren
/: Clifford. George f ttrell, Arthur
H. Coy, Elmer j. Flynn Edwin d.
Hawks, James A. Hemphill. Aubrey L.
Maddox, Howard S. Pember, Henry S.
Proctor, David H. Robinson, Vera I.
Bradley, Adah G. Brown, Mabel NJ
Browning, Susan A. Browning, Mary
L. Buffam, Genevieve Burdick, Lucy J
Burdick, Agnes Chapman. Phebe I.
,Cottrell. Helen B. Hogan, Gertrude c.
Kelleher, Nellie G. Lamphere, Eugenia
A. Mccall, Grace E. Moore, Dorouny
Morgan, Helen NJ. Pagan, Sarah e.
Phillips, Katherine G. Price, Mary l..
Randall, Mae i. Robinson, Euphina M.
Sloan, Jessie M. Standish, May Sulli-
van Elizabeth A. Thompson, Helen M.
Tuck, Mary c. Utter, Irene vose.
At. meeting of the junior class
Monday afternoon Charles Anderson,
Henry Clark and John Hogg were Sc
lected committee to decorate the
opera house for the graduation exer-
cises. Miss Austin, Miss Nye and
Harry Nichols were appointed a com
mittee to nominate the senior board
for next year.
Local Laconies.
William D. Fox Of New London is
visiting in Westerly
Judge Arthur P. Anderson of Noank
has purchased the Kellar cottage at
Pleasant View.
Frank Vargas and Miss Alice Sylvia
were married at nuptiaI mass in ST.
Mary's church. Stonington, Monday BY
Rev. John c. Lynch.
The coroner and police have not yet
solved the mystery that surrounds the
finding of the dead baby near Shady
lane several weeks ago.
There was group of five Civil war
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