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

The hearing before Judge Reed of
the superior court at New London, on
Friday, relative to the license vote of
thu, Road district, will be attended by
several from Pawcatuck who have per-
senal interest in the result, as well as
by scTr.S who are interested in learn
ing both sides Of the case Petition
has been made for recount of the bal
lots in that district, the principal
grounds being that the return made
to the schief moderator was not in
keeping with the actual count. AS the
moderator had no power to go behind
the returns made to him he declared
the vote to be in favor of license in
the town of Stonington. Based on
that official announcement, the liquor
dealers have filed formal application
for renewal of license and, under the
law, if the returns are not changed by
order of the court, they propose to con-
tinue business after the expiration of
the license year, upon such applica
ton. pending the actual granting of
license.
There is much talk in Pawcatuck of
the alleged lax methods of the conduct
of elections in the Road district, which
may be aired at the hearing Friday.
Robert Robertson Mari and Miss
Mary Isabel Miller were married Wed
nesday evening at the rectory of Christ
Episcopal church, by Rev. William F.
Williams, in the presence of members
of both families Miss Emily Miller,
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and
Alexander Mari, brother of the groom,
was best man. They left Westerly for
Nev London on the steamboat train
and went by boat from there to New
York, where they will spend their nom
symoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Collins, of
Wood River junction, and Ralph Ed,
ward Taylor, of Charlton City, Mass,
were married Tuesday evening at the
residence of the brides parents, Rev.
Clayton A. Burdick officiating. Before
the marriage ceremony, Miss Rather
Inc Price of Westerly sang Promise
Me, and Miss Mary Buffum played on
the piano the wedding march from
Lohengrin.
Miss Dorothy Taylor of Westerly
was bridesmaid and the little flower
bearers were nieces of the bride, Eliz-
abeth Maxson of Westerly and Helen
Kenyon of Wood River Junction. A
brother of the groom, Clair Taylor of
Worcester, was best man. The ushers
were Nathaa Collins of Wood River
junction and Roger Taylor of Worces-
ter. Guests were present from Wor-
cester and Gninnapoxet, Mass, and
Providence, East Greenwich, Hop VAL
ley. Ashaway. Stonington, and West
srly.
The annsaI session of the Rhode Is
land Institute of instruction will be
held In Infantry hall, Providence, No
vernber and 4. At the opening ses-
sion, Rev. Frank H. Decker, formerly
of Westerly, will make the invocation.
wfilism Il. Holmes, superintendent of
schools I'm Westerly, is president Of the
institute and will preside and make
the opening address. Sflas I. Nye,
principal of the Elm street school, of
Westerly, is president of the grammar
school section. and will speak on Med
zeal Inspection of School Children as
Regards Mental Deficiency. AT the
evening session, there will be musical
selections by Mrs. Annie Louise Da-
vid, harpist, of New York; Raymond
Clark, soprano soloist of All Angels
church. New York city, and Robert A.
II. Clark, organist and superintendent
of music schools.
The republican caucus for the NOM