Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-20

| rheumatism.
 President Taft has appointed Harry
 McElderry Pendleton a cadet at the
 will enter that institution June IA. | Young MT. Pendleton is son of Major Edwin F. PendletoE, U. S. A., a native 1 of Westerly, and Stin a legal resident of the town He is nephew of Miss
 Helen F. Pe1dleton, dean and acting
 president of Wellesley college, and of Charles H., Eugene B., and James M. Pendleton of Westerly. The appointee | spent portion of last sumn.eI in
 Westerly. when Major Pendleton was l here on leave of absence. Major Pen dleton is West Point graduate.
 sFsrderic R. Wilcox, son of Ethel
 Wilcox, for many years assistant in | the Adams Express office in Proyi- I dence, has been appointed agent of the Westerly office, succeeding Benjamin | A. Peabody, who retired by reason of | failing health. April 2S, 1909, MT. Pea
 body succeeded his father, who had been agent for thirty years or up to of four weeks MT. Peabody will return to the employ of the express company Rev. Horace StiIInan of Ashaway, 1 after several weeks stay in the West | erIy hospital, where mental trouble
  | itarium in Plainfeid, N. J., and suIbse- quently to an hospital in Trenton, i where he died Friday morning. He was born near the village of Ashaway l about seventy years ago. He is sur- | viyed by Mrs Stillman and two daugh- | ters, both teachers, Miss Floretta Still man of Philadelphia and Miss Anna lStillman of Plainfeld. He also leaves 1 three sisters. He was graduated from | Alfred university and was ordained a foiS Sfe nf "a Snuaufh mist l church.,
 | In the civil war he served in the ! Fourth Rhode Island regiment, and 1 was honorably discharged before the l term of his enlistment expired by rea- | son of failing health and defective eye | sight, and he never fully recovered l from trouble with his eyes. He was 2 member of John A. Logan post, Grand Army of the Republic, of Ashaway.
 Local Laconics. | Electric lights have been substitute | ed for gas in the office and lobby of | the Dixon house.
 Edgar P. Maxson of Westerly has l been selected to play first mandolin in the Amherst College Glee club. MT. and Mrs. Grdon B. Hiscox and | Robert M. Hiscox lett Westerly Friday i for New Orleans, to witness the Mardi l Gras carnival.
 I Miss Marguerite Peacock of Paw | tucket, sister of Rev, Joseph L. Pea cock. has been selected as district nurse for Mystic.
 l Michael Papalia of Westerly sailed from New York Saturday, for his for mer home in Naples, where he will re- main for several weeks.
 | Rev. George w. Rigler, D. D.. former ! pastor of the First Baptist church, | Westerly. supplied the pulpit of that l church Sunday. He is now located in 1 LonSdale, K. l.
 Augustus A. Law, veteran of the | civil war, who recently resigned as let ] ter carrier for the Westerly postoffice, daughter, Mrs. Courtand Langworthy. ] at Roslindale, Mass.
 Thomas J. Mathews, formerly of 1 Westerly, a representative from Prov 1 idence in the present general assem- I bly,, has introduced a bill making it a 7 misdemeanor to smoke cigarettes in | the streets or other public places. l Rev. Samuel H. Cathcart has written ] a letter in condemnation of the mem 1 bers of the town council who voted | favorable to licensing the fight pie 1 lures, in spite of the protest of himself l and some Of the other ministers. l President w H. P. Faunce of Brown l university and George w.. Gardiner, | collector of customs for the port of 1 Providence, will be tfe principal speak, | CTS at the annual hanquet Of the Westerly board of trade next Thurs l day evening in the Dixon house.
 Several members of Calvary Baptist | church paid their respects to Pastor l F. C. A. Jones and Mrs. Jones at the parsonage Friday night. and as me- 1 mento of esteem a substantial purse was presented. The occasion was the l goth anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. | IollpS