Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

nIenl iliht Inc miieAse allowed student E "i iho Hitt" nprmm school pBs douDiad. 'n Nie Atafa MT tfnub declined publi' office, but fgHs lIelys artive ft uHitrra uf public interest and wns il r"aulHt attendant ib town ueoalnee. 'ud hen he spoke was given closest attention
 DRnnis Carey and Jannes Thonpson ot eighth grade Mantle school ana of ihn Hiatii grade Elm street school, re- ap'ntNolS Were the oulY winners of Westerly in the monthly een4csi of lh" school Arts Guild This is ihe HIhhIIcht llsi of Westerly winners in h"' Hlhhlr month daring the pas. five yours. ifouofnbi. mention pgts given 'hr art work submllfed hy these West Q srit rcHool DupilH Ituth Y. Barnee.
 ."uIre Carr, Lillian Dionne. Dolores
 rance Willia Jones. Helen McLauxh- iin and Camoia papnua
 The Western Union Teleqrsph office ! mat has been maintained for years f1 th" Westerly railway station in con- lNhttt"1 with the rnilroad bnHinoss, was discontinued Saturday n1ullt. and ii" piifrG moved claGNherc and without 'hr lutiHnlction of the railroad conn lhhh MiH8 Margaret Grant has been li' operator In charge of the office for mo phht seven years, and her service li'h been appreciated bv he public and ii'i 'IfHibtF FfHt inc railroad rDuIB8uv. MIHl tfHui WaJ transferred tG thc sta non Ht Aftlcpprp. Mass. and went there Monday morning, causing her no loss COT ilm" by reason of tho local change.
 The Westerly members of inc Nsy, London County Past Masters' aaaocia- { ton, Ancient Free and Accepted Ma fpuH. VIII attend thc meeting fo be held in Norwich Dec. 27. The neuobcra pI ;. .h'rah chapter of the Eastern Star ana Inc tneimnors of tho New London and Willimautic chaptcra will be the EucHtI of the Norwich chapter and will bc entertained in the Buckingham Me iupr.uL The Masong from Westerly contemplate taking along supply of water. as several sir knights @ho re- ccntIN visited the Rose of New Eng band reported that they were conpeii- cd to drink sweet cider owing to fhe scarcity of water
 Rev. Edward r. tiiseox of cambridoe supplied tho pulpit of the First Baptist church sunday. where his father bpcan his First tastoratG and was pastor Of thc church from f84t-47. Rev. F,d.gard T. HiiHcOX. D. D.. now deceased, father or tho present preached of the same samc name, after leaving the First Baptist church of Westerly became pastor of the Central Baptist church in Norwich. His three sons were Bap- tlst ciersymcp. One is dead, and the other Rev IT, O. IIiscOX is pastor of Q Baptist church in Albany, N. Y. The Few older members of the First Baptist church who heard Rev. Edward T. His cox preach declare that he bears a striking resemblance to his father when located in Westerly, and was of about the same voice delivery and general style of preaching.
 There was a report late Monday aft ernoon that Samuel H. Davis, who as- pred to succeed Judge Oliver H. Will Hams in the Third district court, was FeflouSly considering withdrawal from tne contest, and would leave clear held Tor the present incumbent who mas filled the office so accepta bly, for several years. Clerk Edward G. Cum daIl made announcement that he would retire at the end of his nresent term. next feDrudry, and soon thereafter Att torneys Clarence r. Roche and Everett A. Kingsley became candidates for the cierkship and have interviewed every member of the next general assembly resident within the territorial jurisdic- tion of the Third district court Both JudEa and clerk will be elected by the members Of the next general assembly.
 Being of the evident opinion that Clerk CUndaH had resigned, and there by making it Incumbent for Governor Iortller to appoint his successor until me meeting of the general assembly. a physician Of Westerly wrote to the governor asking for appointment to the clerkship.