Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-12
Local Iaconics.

The Second district caucus will be
held Friday afternoon and evening
not Monday evening.
The electric wiring in the buildings
of Westerly is being inspected as
safeguard Of insurance.
st. MichaePs cemetery is to be i'm
proved by the construction of a rustic
ornamental iron gate at the main en-
trance.
The parade of Italian societies in
honor of the discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus, will start from
Hibernian hall at half-past nine this
Thursday morning.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Sidney A
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewis
of New London were in Westerly or
Wednesday morning. en- route to Prov
idenceSby automobile.
A delegation from Deborah chapter
Westerly, attended the sixteenth an
of Rhode Island, Order Eastern Star
in Providence, Wednesday.
Rev. D. H. Davis of Shanghai, who
has been missionary in China for
thirty years, now on vacation for a
year. will preach in the Seventh day
Baptist church, Sunday morning.
The Rhode Island road commission
who have been on tour of inspection
of the highways of Massachusetts and
Connecticut, passed through Westerly
by automobiles, Wednesday morning,
on the return trip to Providence.
In observance of Columbus day
there VIII be no sessions of st. Mi
chael's parochiaI school over three
hundred children are enrolled and it
is among the few parochial schools in
the state supplied with free textbooks.
Rev Everett Ellsworth Tomlinson of
Eliza beth, N. J., son of the late Rev.
George Torplinson, a former pastor of
the Seventh day Baptist church.
made all earnest plea, at the Rhode
Island Baptist convention, for the
support of superannuated clersymen.
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingstone,
president of the Rhode Island Woman's
Christian union, who presided at the
convention held in Westerly last week,
was one of the speakers on the tenn
perance question at the convention of
Massachusetts Sunday schools. in New
Bedford, Wednesday.
The funeral of John Cation was held
Wednesday with q requiem mass in
the Church OF the Immaculate Con
ception, celefrat ted by Rev. John Dunn.
Martin II. Spellman rendered two solos
at the final absolution. Burial was in
st. Michaefs cemetery. The bearers
were Edward Murray, James Byrne,
Charles Lowe and Michael McGinn.
Mr.. Cation was for many years a resi-
dent of Potter Hill.
Rev DIR. John Neale, pastor of st.
Michael's church, will leave Friday for
Baltimore and participate in the re-
1igious celebration of the golden jubi-
lee OF Cardinal Gibbons, as the spe-
cial guest of Rev. DR.. Fletcher, rector
of the Baltimore cathedral, a class
mate, and who preached at the recent
re-dedication of ST. Michael's church
The lay or civic celebration in honor
of the cardinal was held last June.
AT the eighty sixth anniversary gath
ering of the Rhode Island Baptist
convention, held in Providence. Rev.
f. c. A. Jones of Calvary church,
Westerly, was elected a member of the
board of managers. Rev. George W.
Riglers ID, of Lonsdale,. former pas
tor of the First Baptist church, of
Westerly, was also elected to the board
and also a member of the concentra
ton Of effort, state apportionment, and
UNCONVENTIONAL comfy committees.