Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-03
WESTERLY DAY BY DAY.
Pawcatuck Valley Shooting Club To Creanize-Life- Saving Crews On Euty-Wreckase from Barge William IT. McCleavs Comes Ashors-Redstrictng Gives Westerly Two Representatives.

shore when Capt. Frank Sutton of the tug noticed Capt McGinnity of the l barge on top of the big mound of oys- l ter shells. waving a coat vigorously | and shouting as loud as he could The | tug was far ahead at the end of the | long tow line and without stopping to l throw off the hawser between the tug l and the next barge, Clinton. the tug was circled around and was soon along ] side the McClaave and the two men were rescued.
 1 As the tug backed away the barge l broke in two and weighted down with
 ten thousand bushels of oyster shells
 sank in twenty fathoms. The barge men had no time to save their personal l effects The McCleave was of the North river type Of barge, built in 1868 and owned by James Hughes, Jr.. of New York.
 | The redistricting commission for the l state Of Rhode Island has filed it's re- port with Governor Pothier for action of the general assembly, which meets in special session this month. The new plan gives to Westerly two repre- senfatives instead of one, and the town is divided into two representative dis tricts. The population of Westerly is S,696, and the First district will have population of 4,275 and the Second 4,421- According to the report of the commissioners, the division is as fol- lows:
 The First representative district shall consists of all. that part of said town lying north and west of line begin
 ming at a point on the bridge over the
 PaWc2tuck river on the Rhode Island Connecticut boundary line in the cen
 ter of Broad street, extending south
 easterly through the center of Broad
 street to Granite street; nOrtheasteriy
 and northerly through the center of
 Granite street to Tower street; easter
 ly and northeasterIy through the cen
 cfr fn st easterly through the center of Oak
 street to it's junction with the Old
 Niantic road, so-called: northeasterly
 through the center of said road to the
 tracks of the New York, New Haven
 and Hartford Railroad company; east
 erly on said trackssto the brook flowing from Chapman's pond into the Pawca-
 tuck river; through said brook in a
 general easterly direction to the Hop kinton Westerly boundary line in the Pawcatuck river; thence following the
 Westerly Hopkinton boundary line in a general easterly direction to the Charlesto town Westerly boundary line.
 The Second Representative district shall consist of all that part of the town of Westerly not included in the First representative district of said town
 The b-monFiy session of the probate court for the town of Westerly, Judge Edward M. Burke, was held Tuesday afternoon. The will of Gene Fletcher was admitted to probate. She be- queathed her estate to her three chil- dren, to share and share alike. Her son, Archie Fletcher, was confirmed as executor. Mrs Fletcher died July A. 1910. The executors bond was fixed at $200. with Enoch Vars as surety. The appraisers appointed are Enoch Vars, Eugene B. Pendfeton and Thomas Winn.
 The will of Wanton w. Hoxie. who inI T.rr T, He bequeathed his house and property in Beach street to his son, Sheldon Hoxie, and his wife Dora. They to provide a home for his widow, Mary during her lifetime. After the death of his wife the property to be sold and the proceeds to be divided between his four children. The rest and residue of his estate is beQueathed to Mary Hoxie, upon her death the es- tate to be divided equally between the children. Mary Hoxie was confirmed as executrix, in tonds of S3,00O, the valuation of the personal estate being s2,5 800 The appraisers named are Byron D. Greene, Frank Burdick and T. L. Ledwidge.
 The first and final account of Lucy | F. Rice, executrix of the estate of l Frank Rice, which showed valuation of over S15,O00 was received and ap- proved for record
 The first and final account of the | estate of Joseph Marzoli. presented by l Carlo Marzoi. administrator, was re- ,eived, examined and approved for rec 1 ord.
 Frank E. Northrop. administrator Of l the estate of Simon T. Northrop, and | the Washington Trust company, ad- 1 of the estate of Minnie K. | Miller. reported no personal estate. 1 The, report was ordered recorded with | the estate.
 The petition of Aurelie Young. ad- l of the estate of Milton A. | Young, declaring the estate to be in | solvent and asking for the appointment | 1f commissioners, was continued to the l next session of the court.
 w. Howard Walker, quartermaster general of Rhode Island, has visited Westerly in connection with the inn )rOVements to be made at the state lrmory, the Headquarters of the Fifth company. Coast Artillery corps With he arn1ory and decided upon the work Q be done there.
 The two rooms in the upper part of he armory, and which were never fin- shed. are to be fully completed and urnished; one of the rooms will be Ised for the lockers for the better of the uniforms and equip nents. and other interior improve nents are to be made New concrete sidewalks are to be built and the whole property generally improved. The tate has made an appropriation of 1,200 for the work
 The general assembly of Rhode IsI- ind will convene in special session Aug. , for consideration of the report l f the redistricting commission in con- lection with the amended constitution. There is no certainty that it will be in ession after Aug 26. the date set for he special town meeting in Westerly,