Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-15

The straw hat gun viii be fired al
sunset.
Warren w. Brown of Providence is
visiting relatives in Westerly.
w. Lawrence Roe. Jr., of New Lon
don, was a visitor Thursday in West
erly.
Several cottages will be erected al
Watch Hill and Pleasant View during
the coming winter.
Congressman George H. Utter OF
Westerly was one of the speakers al
the Kingston fair Thursday.
Effort is being made to have the
new James a. WEIGH building ready
for occupancy by October 1.
Some of the pupils of Westerly
schools will compete for prizes at the
Kingston fair today (Friday)
A delegation of the associates OF
Capt. Cornelius Bransfield in the Con-
necticut National guard, from New
London. will attend the funeral Sat
urday morning.
Jack Frill of Westerly, on the pitch
ing staff of the. Jersey City ba sebal
team of the Eastern league. has been
American team.
Robert J. Hedden of Atlantic City
who has been visiting his mother, Eliz-
abeth Hedden. in East avenue, started
Thursday for his home. He will make
the round trip by motorcycle.
There is unofficial report to the eff
feet that Fort Mansfield is to be con-
tinued as a military post and is to be
garriSoned by coast artillery COM
pany to be relieved from duty in the
Philippines.
Trueman Fl. Newberry and family,
who have been spending the summer
at Watch Hill. left Watch Hill Thurs
day morning in a special car, attached
10 the Colonial express, for their home
in Detroit. Mich.
A report was current Thursday that
Mrs. Rosie Cafino had died from the
effects of eating toadstools, believing
them TO be mushrooms The attending
physician said the woman was MAX
ing good recovery.
Noa Delore Morse and Miss Amateo
Kenyon. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ia :
cob Kenyon. We're married Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides
parents, 80 Mechanic street Rev
William r. Williams officiated.
Chief Bransfield is survived by three
brothers, the names of two being omit
ted from the obituary in Thursday S
Bulletin. The brothers are Morris
Bransfield of Westerly, William of
Trenton ana Peter of Philadelphia.
John NJ. Browning, who purchased a
large tract of land at Watch Hill
a quarter of a century ago for $1,000,
has already realized about $40, 900 for
less than half the tract. 1t is esti-
mated that original investment will
net Mr. Browning at least $4,000.
The cottasers at Watch Hill have
nearly all left for their winter homes
and in consequence there has been
material increase in the number of
homeless cats at the popular summer
resort. As usual. the winter residents
are depended upon to keep the pets
from starving to death.
William Cornell Rodgers of Wester-
" and Miss Grace Lillian Wells
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace R.
Wells, were married at the residence
of the brides parents in Ashaway,
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Clayton A.
Burdick of Westerly offfciated. The
ceremony was Witnessed by relatives
The Exchange for Womans Work
so long located at the corner OF Broad
ana Union streets, has leased from
Frank w. Coy the premises recently
vacated by Dr. John l.. May in High
street, ard will move there soon. The
building now occupied by the exchange
is one Of The three buildings to be
moved away to make room for the
Ipew town hall and court house build
ing.