Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-17
Local Lac.nics.

Brucker camp. United Spanish War Veterans, will entertain this (Monday) evening.
 Congressman Utter arrived home on Saturday to spend Easter with his i family in Westerly.
 Charles B. Coon attained his s4th birthday Sunday and received congrat- ula tions of friends.
 Lewis Crandall deputy judge of the New London police court. was vis- | itor Saturday in Westerly. There was special music in the Westerly churches Easter Sunday and ! the congregations were larger than | usual.
 1 Judge and Mrs mas 1T. Peabody { and Miss Alma LanpAear left Saturday | for Washington, where they will spend | a week.
 1 Mrs. W. N. Andrews of Providence has purchased the William F. Segar | property on Matanuck beach and will | erect summer home thereon. Mrs. George W. Burdick and Mrs. FL | bert W. Clarke left Saturday for Washington to represent Phebe Greene | Ward chapter, Daughters of American
 Revolution, at the national congress. The Easter services of Narra gansett ! comnandery. Knights Templar, in Ma sonic hall, Sunday afternoon, were at tended by nearly all the sir knights ana more than an equal number Of | specially invited friends. Thomas A. Goul, an old time resi- l dent and well-known carpenter, died ! Saturday at his home in West Broad
 street, age 77. He is survived by Mrs. l Gould. a son. John Gould and 8 daugh- | ter. Mrs. Frederick Palmer. Richard Hall g, a weaver in the | Peace Dale Manufacturing ccmpanys l mill, died suddenly in the street in nal Sat had been in the village but a few l months and effort is being made to | locate relatives
 Frank Foley who was backstop for ! the Westerly high school champion baseball team was catcher for Exeter ! Training school team, Saturday, FO- 1 ley made one hit nine put outs, and { three assists. Exeter won by score | of [ to s.
 | At meeting of the directors of the ] Rhode Island Connecticut Baseball l league, in the ofIicc of the president, | Dr. John NJ. OConnell Sunday, the | expressed willingness to turn over the | franchise to some other team. If that | cannot se done Wakefield will remain | in the league.
 | Charles Harris Pendlston, Jr., 18th l Infantry, now stationed at war ma ' IIOcQNICs dl odH AHt0DiO 1GAdS, HdS : been assigned to the quarterma ster's 1 department. Captain PendIeton is a | resident of New London and served as | captain in the Third Connecticut in !, the h-American war, and is known to the members of old Com i pany B. Pawcatuck.
 Isaac Cundall of Mystic gave an in \ teresting talk at the regular meeting ! of the Mems club of Calvary Baptist ! church. Mir. Cundsl1 served in the \ Seventh Rhode Island regiment dur ing the civil war and he spoke upon his personal recollectiens of camp and battlefield He is brother of ex-SheriN I Edward C. Cundall of Westerly, who | was a member of the Ninth Rhode Is- land regiment.
 | An election win be held Tuesday
 evening of the officers of the First
 artillery district te choose a junior major, Cap. Borden A. Babcock of | Westerly, senior captain of the dis trict, is candidate for promotion. At ! an election held several weeks ago,
 Arthur N. Nash of Westerly was elect ed senior major. Captain Babcock 1 served in the Spanish-American war
 and is now commander of the Fifth ] company.
 Brig. Gen. Charles W. Abbott. Jr., | adJutant general of the state of Rhode
 Island, has been elected president of
 the New England Rifle Shooting as- ! SoCldtlOt, ana deD f1erDeTC .. Ianner, 1 retired, was elected a vice president.
 The association is for the encourage
 ment of rifle shooting and promoting
 efficiency among the members of the
 national guard of the New England
 states. General Abbott is department ! commander of the United Spanish War | Veterans of Rhode Island.
 The April term of the superior court | for Washington county will convene
 today (Monday) at Kingston. The new
 actions at law are: Charles w. Lit 1 tlefeld trustee, against John A. Corey l Augustus G. Hazard trustee, vs. Ros l well H. Tucker; Samuel E. Forman vs 1 The P. H. Opie Co.,: Robert E. Graham l vs. Lena Graham William D. Moss l vs. Elisha F. Carpenter: Charles F. l Kenyon vs. Hugh w. Gilmore: Isaac 1 R. Robinson vs. Charles w. Hall ct al | Thomas c. Mathewson vs. The Ma
 thewsen company ct al