Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-03

Afchnck Weicn o1eqZW eoneeuAy esear
- thxs country from Ireland at an
enr1y - and located on Staten Island
nnA - employed in q Hrist mill OPP
5000 ~ the late. stephen Main. SUD-
nnQuGuaay Mr.. Main removed his busi-
nGSn - North Stonington. and he was
aoosmpaniod by -ndr- WEIGH, who. be-
49, vogo1ne IN the grist mill, owned
= fnrm Witch he worked successfully.
8ena afssr the declrat1on of war be-
twsGn - north and south Mr.. Welch
euDsa1s1 20 the call for troops to g.
a1ruGasa ~ enlisted April Is. 1854 N
CoIunny q. credited to North Stoo-
1000 g the FIST Connecticut infant
~. cd rema1nsd with his regiment
DnFt1uPa0ng in all its ensagements
Spnkil de command was mustered out
- 0vioa. June 10 1856. Six survfy-
orr 81 Cempaay G are at present resi-
denfs q Westerly and Pawcatuck, and
thoy refer to their former Comrade
WeSch An praiseworthy terms. The
Jeha =. Brown, Paul f. Hillard, Albert
=. Cyumh. Charles A. Clark and Edwin
A. LDWia The survivors Of the COM
pany oefn resident In North Stonington
are Co1oosa james f. Brown, Thomas
= 9ssy AUGUSTUS 2, T Welt wa ana :
munow 81 Budiong post. Westerly.
GrnnA Asmy the Republic, and the
wawHMo are arranging Cor the funeral.
NJ. WEIGH leaves four sons. John of
Ppov11uDeA James A. Edward and
11s0as 2. WEIGH Of Westerly. who
ten - besf OF care in his declining
yonrx Mr. WeIch has been in feeble
hGn11A for <he past two years. He had
- respect of all who knew him.
asv. Dr.. Jshn NsaIs. rector Of ST.
UMxmA~ &hnerh a0ndnct9nd =
eoupuD 81 Lsrten sermons Sunday
eovn1ng ax z O'Clock, and has arranged
L<aneen dsvotions as follows: Mass and
funnDuetisns every morning at 7-30;
Nen11uuD Of the cross and benediction
evRy Yrsday evening Mt 7.3e: vespers.
nuun0n and benediction every Sunday
avon1nw at Z o'clock DR.. Neale is in
NroDe0 in Catholic total abstience
wu3k end mas administered the total
aoge1nsDce pledge TO five hundred of
Of i1anzecnking drink during Lent
IT, 6sni-annuai examination Of the
anuheh graos Of st. Michaers parochial
u1hoo1 - been completed. and the fol-
IOv1n8 puUns held positions Of honor
- s:s6sss: Lillian II ' ra ii Raymond n,,
o94 NY Brophy, Elizabeth Sher-
- - Mary Sharvan- In the sew
un<h Urndo the highest rank was OBJ
en1uo1 ~ Marion McKenna, Irene F1tz-
Ongu14 Lee Celia. Matthew Lucy and
A. she aanual Grand EReampment Of
o. psoIssss - Rheds Island, held in
IuWO1nck wednesday,. William I.
Dum1oo1 Of Westerly was appointed a
dngGese Nspuey grad patriarch. Tho
nSSGsa1p in the state Of 1854. The
nnancoa1 sses1p1s wsres Sfs.oe6-27, dis
buEueDomfo e4S7S-3o, and net assets Of
~ - de-. elected ar.:s Joseph NJ
ms,s,9 SS s~s sss M. EslDh n M Ms
Kay. grand senior warden. Austin
reols. osAn0 Junior warden; William
H +. Noisy. oE9D6 scribe. Thomas II.
Hol0eA Ovon4 treasurer; Kirkland H.
Wi1DQn. GDan0 nnnrGhnl: Robert G. Hale.
deDuty grad sentinel: J. Roswell
Cha0os grand representative.
The Judemsnt Of Judge Oliver n.
WsnIaNso u the Third district court, in
the $50 81 Louis Dotolo against the
pany. was sostaanod ~ the jury in the
sup91Q court nRg Wellington county.
- yonutou. Wo1nAnday afternoon
Aftsg = trial sl1ax 1aGoed three hours,
- ny Jsturned . verdict FOR the de-
fm4nne D0eolo AFouoAt action to re-
10 u EcAni owned
~ m. snl which wAs struck by a
&1omnw znr n Main street ~ the en-
Unmre - vlDeoux cove. In the opinion
- yunUn W711aus and also the jury Of
fho oupGBfDr eunsx, - driver of the
rMm - ~ sxesu4se due care. and
- accident was due to his negIi-
y ~ caOs Of Isaac c. Ellis against
- - 0von1oe company, an action
~ eDogpaAB and ejectment. q non-suit
- Dg1ntsd ~ Thursdays session Of
OW9 After testSmeBy for plaintiff
- N Attorney Azard. counsel for
AGeg3dant, made rsQusst that the jury
- 1lr0c1ed TO enter a verdict for de-
lCD6nnk- This request was denied but
Ju1Uo Ba1sr stated that a motion for
non-oule would be entertained. The
m0e1ua Wa made and granted This
U1vog oppDrtun3ty Tor plaintiff to bring
0utt IN . Inherent form. Burdici< and
nuviG are counsel for plain.iR.