Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-13

cared for by the railroad company.
Another problem that will probably
oe solved by the united town and rail-
road authorities will be the care OF
surface water from streets contiguous
TO the railroad property This matter
rs now being considered by a commit
tee of the town council upon prop
osition submitted by the railroad COM
pany' but winch was not received with
favor by the council as ii provided
for, the surface water of Dixon street
only, and specified for a pipe line on
railroad property to be built at the
expense Of the town The estimated
cost IS Se,eoo. and is no part of the
s2GOt0 already appropriated by the
town, as specified in the original
a agreement between the railroad COM
pany and the town of Westerly.
There is unusual merit in certain
Paintings and a high standard of ex-
ceilence in general marks the exhibit
ton at the Boston Museum of Fine
Arts, of works by recent graduates of
the School Of Drawing, Painting and
Modelling, which is associated with
me music. The picture mat holds the
place of honor is Vera and Narclssus
by Carl J. Nordell, who has recently
returned from Paris, where he spent a
couple of years as holder OF the Paige
scholarship
Mr.. Nordell is abou, twenty-five
Years of age and formerly resided with
his parents in Main street He early
showed aptitude for drawing and
painting and was encouraged in his
efforts He was aided TO a scholar
snip IN the Rhode Island School of De-
sign. studied under William Chace in
New York, and then went to Boston
where he won the Paige scholarship
hat carried with it instructions in
Paris. He was always studious in
ms work and is destined to a con-
spicuous place among the artists Of
prominence.
The. annual conference of the Sew
enth-day Baptist denomination will be
held i'm Westerly AUGUST 2s-2a At
meeting Of the executive committee,
local committees We're appointed as
follows:
J. irving Maxscn. Mrs. ]. Irving
Manson. Mrs. Charles Il. Stanton,
Mrs. Everett E. Whipple. Louise Ay-
ers Mr.. and Mrs William Browning.
DIT. and Mrs Edwin Wkitforo. Mr.
ana MIS- i-averne LangWorthy, enter
tainment committee
Albert N. CrandaH. Mrs Albert \.
Crandal, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f.
lansworthy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Clarence
MaXson conmissary committee.
DR. Anne L. Waite. /. G. Waite Mr..
ana Mrs Selden Young, Mr.. and Mrs
John Loughead committee on COM
fort OF delegates.
Albert Whitford, chairman commit
tee ON decorations with power to APP
point assistants
John II. Tanner. committee on mu-
sio.
The sessions viii be held in Bliven
Orcra house.
The improvements Of the interior of
Christ Episcopal church, made possi-
pc 5y the generosity of Mrs. William
FtoSsey il memory of her husband. are
nearing completion. By an additional
slit he church is to be farther i'm
proved and thS present light wainscot-
ing and pews/are to be made over into
Solden oak Ii is therefore impossible
TO complete the entire work until the
latter part of August, and for this
reason tho Westerly high school exer-
clses on the Sunday preceding gradua-
ton VIII not be held in that church
TINS Year as has been the custom
IheN vii be held in Calvary Baptist
church; the baccalaureate sermon will
De Preached by the pastor. Rev. f. G.
A. Jones.
The New ENGLAND states continue
TO produce more granite than any
otner area OF equal size in the coun~
try although MS individual states Wis 4
conslr and California are heavy pro-
ducers. Acc 0rding to the official fig
lreS Tor the -ear 1909, the ten leading