Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-17
WESTERLY MANS SUDDEN DEATH
Patrick Donovan Did Not Respond to Wfes Call to Go to Mass-Officers of Medical Society-News from the ehurches-Obituary Notes = Child Dies from Peculiar Maady.

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 Miss Claire Blven, a librarian in Providence, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Courtland B. Bliven, in Westerly.
 Rev. I. F. Lusk off1ciated at the fu- neral services of Ruby, the eight year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. James B. I Dower. Burial was at Riverhead. Rev. Waiter s. MacIntire, represent ing the State Temperance union, prea ched in the Noank Baptist church on Sunday morning and in the Meth odist church in the afternoon The plan of an advisory board of charities to cooperate with the Peo- ple's mission and conduct the charity work of Westerly on a businessdke basis is not meeting with unanimous approval.
 Judge Williams of the Third district court, at a special session Saturday evening. sentenced John Mona'han to the state workhouse for six months He was adjudged guilty of being a common drunkard.
 Walter F. Stanton, who formerly conducted a blacksmith shop in Rail road avenue, Westerly, is now pro prietor of the Moon shop in New Lon don, where he has been employed since leaving Westerly about year ago.
 Rev. Joseph L. Peacock of Westerly conducted union services in the Sap tist church at North Stonington Sun day. Owing to the recent death of a daughter of Rev. MT. Hollister there was no service in the Congregational church.
 Mrs. Mary Hubbard of Wakefield, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert H. Langworthy, in Westerly, will sail on steamer Arabic for New York on Thursday for a trip of seventy three days which will include India and western Europe.
 A farmers institute under the au- spices of the Rhode Island, state board sembly room of the Public Library and ternoon. Prof. E. M. Harwood will speak on Dairying and Miss Helen Thompson on Home Economics.
 Including members of Hancock and Budlong posts, G. A. R., there was a large attendance at the funeral ser vices of Charles H. Eidred at Christ Episcopal church Saturday afternoon Rev William w. Williams officiated. There was singing by the vested choir. The bearers were Grand Army men.
 Isaac N. Niles, conductor on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. whose run leaves him in Westerly nights. and Charles H. Briggs, station agent at Mystic, Charles. A. Marchant, B. F. Moore, Charles Martin and Charles T. Shel- don were bearers at the funeral of Orrin s. Gardiner in Providence Fri day.
 Representative Sheffield, in the ab- sence of Representative Capron by req son of illness, has introduced pension bills in favor of James Valentine of Green Hill, Company A, Third Rhode Island Heavy artillery, for increase from SIP to $50 month; in favor of George P. Kenyon of Ashaway, First Rhode Island Volunteer infantry, company. from S20 to $30 month
 The daughter of William Burton died from a disease which puzzled physi- clans Saturday afternoon. She was two years of age and the case was very much out of the ordinary The flesh was raised from the upper DOT tion the body and from the head and Sened from the scalp. There is belief that one of the lungs was pune tured and that the leakage escaped into the tissues, causing the imitation.