Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
Talked About
In Westerly

ooGenn Post, c. A. r. Elects officers
High School Manager to Attend
Losrue Conference in Norwich
Death of / A. Campbell, I'D. A. r.
Chapter Hears Paper on Colonial
Thsms-
AZ the annual meeting of Budiong
post Nc 81, Grand Army of the Re
public, department of Rhode Island,
held in, Memorial building, Christie
pher Simmons was elected post COM
z1ander. James Sisson senior vice
eon1mander. Erastus W. Barber, chap
1atns Amos p Chs pman, officer OF the
days J. a Barter. officer of the guard
George Bellamy. surgeon
Frzni<En Smith, manager of the
Westerly high school baseball tie an,
- 20 attend meeting of the eastern
division OF the Connecticut Interscho1-
day Saturday II is expected the To-
cal school team viii be readmitted to
membership in the league
Ithamar A Campbell, in his seventy
third year. died Friday morning at his
hUns on Hinckley hin. He was born
IN Pelham. n. H, April 8, 1899. In
1873 he married Mrs. Emma l. Ma
senft Of Putnam who died in 1906.
leaving 3 daughter, Mrs Jeanette L.
Bennett OF Boston
Social Life of the Revolutionary Pe-
Yfcd was the subject OF a paper read
by Mrs. William H Perry at the reg
k-lsr meeting OF Phebe Greene chapt
Daughters American Revolution.
Local Laconics.
There is gHeral regret at the clos
ing OF the big Schwarner store in
Westerly
Westerly observed the feast of the
Immaculate Conception Friday.
Ruth Hall Price, of Andover, Mass ),
has sold 4 lot of land at Pleasant View
10 Frank r Greene of Saylesville,
regular session Of the Third district
court, Friday. Two new cases were
entered
Sunday evening in Calvary Baptist
church. Rev. z. c. A Jones will be-
gin 9 series Of sermons on the Birth
&C Christ
There has been quiet settlement of
the strike of Eeavers at the Lorraine
mil and nearly all those who quit are
now back at work and under the US
na1 conditions
Ons member of the town council
declared: IF 1 can have my way,
there VIII be none but counriimen
present at any secret session of the
~ EEreriy town council, Tor i believe II
n outside interference thar delays
buslresS"
William H Saunders Of New London,
chief clerk IN railway mail service.
4az been detailed to inspect the cIeri-
cal forces N all first and second class
roBtofices in Connecticut, land the
Westerly postOff7ce Mr.. Saunders vas
hare Friday and tested the knowledge
Of location CT postoffice and in general
Distribution.
The town OF Westerly and the West
erlJ IRE district, while of ike COM
mon. cause. have very little relation
ship RE whole The fire district pas
the town for the MIGRANTS and for the
water used and. in the event of heavy
BonE storms, the fire district even pays
dranrs to make them available in case
OF IRE.
At the quarterly meeting of the
Rhode Island Medical society, held in
Providence plans were considered for
the ct servznce Of the centennial an
niveTsary OF the association June u
and L. DR.. John f Champlin of
Westerly was appointed chairman OF
The centennial committee DIR. a. z.
Briggs of Ashaway Is vice president of
the assJcia tor
The official visitation of the depart
mental commander OF United Spanish
War Veterans. department Of Rht de
Island. viii begin next month, I'd
IN Wes- srly February : He Will be
accompanied by the past department
commanders The installing officers
have been assigned, Past Commander
George A Forsyth being detailed to
install the officers OF BrucFer camp.