Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-27

There is prospeet of increased and imps~vsA trolley Snck11kfes tn Westerly, shSria sAs pre3sets q those fn control of the csmpauess dpinw business in the tewu oA parmi<ted by leEks1Ativs action. rhshs ~an bs. 2 hsastrg Tuesday be- Hh6~h xa1aR6 E0nera2 assembly upon AA ct anend1hg the charter of tlre Feppea1upf va1ssV Street Railway com -, Wo11h prOwtdes Ger an increase = ths bund isess of not more than &xUe.eeo and also makes these rro- v3eesas sn1eerning leaSes.-
 The FawUA<uck Va3ley Street Rail- wa1 eonpanY nAv contract with the WS6assly and Connecticut Railway oamunay, . NAode Island corporation. noNM ouestAe the staAe as the Nor anV eSlsse stxse3 ra1ssoad company i'm 0ofpogNtod under the kws of Rhode IelanA or the atats of Connecttcpt, that e4ther shAu perform transportation of persons e property upon or over the whols or any pest ef the road of the os1sg, - fer as tAe oeser has then the risask v law to perform such trans
 xSd 1ks PAwoatuck Valley Street Ra1$dAt eompsnX axd the said Vest sss se ss< cssSSsss es .ress nsa'way y,iI%ax aUn- esuprasH naV onnscact WSth s&eh oth- CT 1nr t1ss 9Asue, use or osae of their rsepoD0Ne pgadA or any part thereof, u0cn 0soh kos2w aS tine directors of both s.ryoFaAtcns present end voting n;s x.e S'tss"sas, tsss scaoss,,or.tssn opersti.x Any psrtkon of any roilroe,6 under any such eoncPpct, lease or sale shall have in ad6non te it's powers privileges and franchtses al1 tho powers, privileges and fn1cttsos az che other parties thereto in fsspsot oe saoA road. or part there- If. and bo subject to and perform aA pvbq4c duties and obligations of the othsr party in respect thereto.
 Ths funeral of James Stanton Ken yea, vshe died last Tuesday at the King Ten farm, ehe Kenyon homestead in Chsel9gtO~n. were held in the Central Baplzst church. Providence, Saturday asternooh The church was filed with re1nefveg and friends, which included menenss of the four Masonic bodies aAd = Odd Fei1ows' lodge in which MT. l6uVu0 01ad mensbershiF, and in- clssded . pszEnbar from Westerly. Rev. Thssnas p. Andarson of Brooklina. s ss.assss tho se1SsSss % ct. the the en church and 6suena in Swan Point cemetery ~us auDuF0ing to the Masonic ritual Sso1o0hsd tt Calvary commandsrX KNGAts 3empanx.
 -
 Captain EdMurd Wilcox, a member of tke i0eaI board q inspectors for the QhDde leland dSstrao<, and formerly dAD q dAa o0o& knnWn fishermen along &hs DeUW 1nGaaad coast, who was en- Se9s1 . - menhaaen fisfleries with Wlo9xSV 1AseMsA, died Saturday at hls eeqo ln rrevideoce after a few AnG6 A1Denp with ansina pectoris. Hs uas A A1s vo0a yeas. Captain Wilcox W1n ogg0 A Ts<arton and came from . - e1 sailesA As a boy he sadl- sA 0s . paeAet sloop which his father os00qDded bSewesn Tivsrton and r4Uv1AoneA aaA when a young man he ah11pVd a( cook on sailing vessel in tA6 Wege fnd1sR O1dc During the civ- n VT ho lsEved as corporal in Battery F, D9Dt l2Aodn x5kand LAsaht Artillery.
 SooA akbsr t1zs civil war Captain W3iqsx S&eAne . Quartermasters in the seevlcs q 16s PaCanc ndail Steamship cenpAay fSf ssvssal years. He then returned ND T1verton and entered sthe enptDy ux tAo C0suRcaa Brofheers, and engaDOd A the nDahAden fishery first 4eFv1e A tho 0e1amef Seven Broth @A 0he. nq14 &euan vesed to engage M sAs 61ddA As Saperyised the con