Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-02
WESTERLY PUPILS COMMENDED
School Arts Magazine Reproduces Their Color Work-Dr. and Mrs. Michael H. ScanIon's Tenth Wedding Anniver. sary-Wll of Chester A. Chapman Leaves Son and Grandchildren One Dollar Each-Residue of Estate to Nettie l. Richmond.

In the latest competition in the School Arts guild. special prizes were awarded to these Westerly pupils: Dominic Albamonti, Pleasant street school; Sadie H. Andrews, Elm street school; Ethel M. Barnes, Ruth F. Barnes, Eleanor Browning, Dunns Cor ner school; Fred Champion, Pleasant street school; Marion Daley, Virginia DeRocco, Elm street school; Mary Hamilton. Pleasant street school; Mil dred Horn, Clifford Langworthy, Moses Lowry, Marion Manchester. Gladys Peckham, Elm street school; Palma Scula, Pleasant street school; Rebecca Stanhope, Elm street school; Edward Morenzoni, Anna OConnell and Ernest Pandia received honorable mention.
 Tuesday was the tenth anniversary of the marriage of pr. and Mrs. Mi- chaeI H. ScanIon. and they received the hearty congratulation of friends who had Knowledge of the event. They were married in Lebanon, Conn, by Rev. Michael H. May, a brother of Dr. John L. May Miss Anna Cough lin, a sister of Mrs. Scanlon, was bridesmaid. Dr. Scanlon is a native of Middletown and Dr. May was born in NeW London. They were room mates while at college and it is tride coincidental that both should event. ually locate in Westerly.
 The regular session of the Westerly probate court, Judge Edward M. Burke, was held Tuesday afternoon. The will of Chester A. Chapman was prov en and~ admitted to probate. To a son, Ernest D. Chapman of Mystic, one dollar was bequeathed, statement be- ing made that previous consideration had been given him. One dollar each was given to three Britton children of Mystic, grand children of deceased The residue of the estate goes to a daughter, Hattie L Richmond of Vest erly, formerly of North Stonington Hattie l. Richmond was confirmed as executrix and bond was fixed at $500 The court appointed as appraisers Harland P Flakes, Grant IT. Ames and Frederick Savage.
 The will of George B. Saunders was admitted to probate and Mary Alice i Saunders confirmed as executrix.
 l John J. O'Brien, guardian of his sis ter, Alice K O'Brien, petitioned fol permission to sell real estate of the guardian located at Watch Hill foI the support of ward and better in | Nestment. The beneficiary is nearing her majority and prefers cash to the real estate. The guardian was au- l thorized to sell the girls right anG title in the property for not less thar s2,200. The bond was fixed at $3,00O | The full release of Farquhar Snitt Go James Smith. administrator of the estate of his father. Farquhar Smith
 was received and ordered recorded Farquhar Smith, as guardian of Ade- laide R. Smith, gave similar releasl to James Smith as administrator o1 the Farquhar Smith estate. This re-
 lease was also ordered recorded.
 l Mary c. Vars, having attained the age of twenty one years, after ex. animation of her estate and satisfied with the trust, presented complete re. lease from all claims against the ad- ministraltrix of her estate, Ruth A | Vars. The release was ordered re. corded with the estate.