Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-10

Members of the Baptist churches in Westerly have received invitations to attend the dedication exercises of the new Queens River Baptist church, which replaces the edifice destroyed by lightning about year ago. The ex- ercises will be held next Wednesday and dinner and supper and transpor- tation from West Kingston will be furnished free. The pastor of the church, Rev. C. H. Palmer, has ar ranged the programme, providing for the dedication in the morning when Rev. George l.. Mitchelson will offer the invocation, Rev. c. H. Palmer will report for the building committee and Rev. Whitman L. Wood will preach the dedicatory sermon. Rev Thomas T.. Bartlett will deliver an address and Rev. F. M. Mitchell will offer the dedi- catory prayer.
 The programme of the afternoon session will include devotional sery- ices led by Rev. Nathan Bailey, rem iniscences by Rev. J. H. Tremberth and addresses by Rev. John Stewart and Rev. Frank Rector.
 In the evening there will be special musical flea atures and addresses by Rev. F. NJ. Mitchell. Rev. John Stew art and Rev. Whitman L. Wood.
 Charles Clancy of Westerly has completed his engagement as baseball coach of the team of the university of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, upon which team Steve Pember of West erly is the crack pitcher. MT. Clancy is manager of the Winston Salem team Of the Carolina league and he has that team in practice with the university team on the bal! field connected with the university. A local newspaper of the North Carolina twin-to con tained the following:
 Pete Clemens of Westerly, who was Oh q J,x1 Manager Clancy. has arrived at the Hill and is ready for work with the Twins. Clemens held down the left field for Raleigh last season. He is small, but can get about at a surpris- ingly rapid rate. There are very few men anywhere that can get to first base as quick as Clemens. He has been practicing some this spring and will not have to pass through the sore and stiff stage and he is anxious to get busy All the players that have been signed by Manager Clancy have arrived except Swilndell, OHallaran, and Boyle. When these arrive Man ager Clancy will have an excellent bunch from which to select the rag winners.
 Captain Walter Davis of the Watch Hill life saving station attended the meeting Saturday of the Aid associa- tion of the United States life saving service in Providence Saturday after noon. A committee was ss lected to go to Washington in the interest of the question of old age pensions for the members of the service.
 On account of the extra hazardous service rendered it is claimed as a matter of justice to incorporate a re- tirement clause, with pension, after a certain prescibed age limit is reached. In successful competition with fifteen other bidders, U. R. A. Sherman Sons company of Westerly has been award ed the contract to build the first build ing of the immense plant of the Brad ford Dyeing association. that is to be located in Mantle, which name will be officially changed to Bradford. June l.
 The building for which the SherInans have tfle contract is for one-half or the units, and calls for a. one story brick plant, with concrete foundation. 3SS by 309 feet. It will be located about 1.J00 feet west Of south of the present stone mill. on the Westerly side Of the Pawcatnck river and about 400 feet to the left of the highway: towards E Asl%Nay. Tine work wiiibe collluenc- ed at once. The building will be- diaid- ed into three pafts,e with sboiler room { lt f-- -l