Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-05
The next issue of the Senior, the
school paper of the Westerly Hiuh

The next issue of the Senior, the
school paper of the Westerly High
school, will be published by the Junior
class The class has chosen the follow
ing to take charge of the work: Anna
C. Crandall, editor in chief Joseph
Howard, business manager; Lawrence
Babcock, assistant business manager;
Katherine Foster, tattles; Annie Ahern,
alumni; Catherine Brown, exchanges.
The senior class is prepaI ing to pro-
duce the usual theatrical entertain
ment and effort is being made to form
school orchestra to furnish the music.
c. Stan Barber has been chosen bust
ness manager; John Hogg, stage man
ager, with c. d. Anderson as assistant.
There will be exercises commemora-
tive of Robert Emnet's birthday Sun
day evening in Hibernian hall under
the auspices of the Irish-American
club. open to the public. John It.
Cooney of Providence will deliver an
address on Emmett and John ]. Dunn
will recite Emmet'S famous speech in
the dock. Gavitt's orchestra will fur
nish music. Vocal solos will be rem
dered by Martin H. Spellman, Kenyon
Doyle and Miss Kinney.
Local Laconics.
Attorney Albert B. Crafts of Gran
ston was in Westerly Friday.
Rev John NJ. Collins will preach in
Mantle Sunday afternoon on Soul Win
ming.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. weeden. who has
been critically i'll, is making satisfac-
tory recovery.
Fifth company, Westerly. Coast Ar
tillery corps, will be officially inspected
next Tuesday evening
Ensign Evans of Norwich was the
leader of the Salvation Army meeting
in Westerly Friday evening.
Emily Babcock Bovd has been di-
vorced from William E. Boyd on the
ground of neglect to provide.
In the superior court at Kingston on
Thursday afternoon the jury returned
a verdict of guilty against Daniel
Sphinx for cruelty to swine.
Acting Superintendent of Schools
Perry addressed the Mems club of Cal
vary Baptist church Friday evening.
His subject was The Public Schools.
A committee of the Westerly District
Nurse society met Friday afternoon
and approved the draft of an act of
Incorporation to be submitted at the
present session of the Rhode Island
general assembly.
Joseph A. Ouray, in the superior
court at Kingston, Friday pleaded no1o
contendre to the charge of keeping
liquors with intent to sell. He paid
costs and sentence was suspended dur
ing good behavior.
George Lawton, native and former
resident of Westerly, and who has
served terms for vagrancy in Rhode
Island and Connecticut Institutions
was transported to New London Friday
at the expense of the town of West
erly.
Judgment was given in favor of de-
PENDANT in the superior court Thursday
in the case of Maxson & company
against William Barker to recover on a
book account in which John Allen was
garnisheed. 1t was proven that Mr..
Allen held no funds due Mr.. Barker
Charles Thomas of Watch Hill fs
handy with the rifle. He recently in
target practice plugged the bullseye IS
times out of a possible so. Three of
the other shots were within the first
inside circle and only one wide shot
was, made. The distance was 75 feet
with a small calibre rifle.
Alfred Campani aged 10, residence
Westerly. was arraigned in the Third
district court, charged with all legal
verbiage removed of living like a
tramp. He said he had no home or
friends and requested that he be sem
fenced to the w7orkhOuse for eighteen
until he attained his major
ity. His request was granted.