Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-04
Local Laconics.

It was a very quiet night before in Westerly.
 Some hot in Westerly Wednesday noon-92 in the shade!
 William 1T. Wells of Davenport, Ia., Is visiting relatives in Westerly.
 Rev and Mrs. E. J, Lindh of Paw tucket were visitors Wednesday in Westerly
 An automobile was delivered to Dr. Peck of Chicago at Pleasant View on Wednesday,
 Charles E, Briggs of Douglass. Mass, IS spending the summer with relatives in Westerlys
 George Benjamin Utter attended the Utley-Santee marriage in Horneu, N. r., Wednesday evening.
 Nr. and Mrs Seth Thomas and children of Thomaston, Conn, are in Westerly, visiting relatives.
 Andrew J. Razie of New London. a former resident of Ashaway was a visitor Wednesday in Westerly
 Mrs. William Smith and daughter, Edna, of Moosup are guests of Mrs. Constant T. Cundall in Lester street.
 There has been a rush of city folks to Watch Hill this week. and in con- sequence the hotel men are happier.
 The first of July has come and gone. 1 but the active work of building the new postoffice has not been commenc- ed.
 Herbert P Clark, who has been con fined to his home by Illness, was able to be out Wednesday for the first time.
 John R. Scott of Uxbridge Mass. g former mill superintendent in Wester- ly and Montville, is visiting relatives in Westerly.
 Edward A. StocknelI of Providence has transferred the Kenyon mill prop erty at Kenyon, to the Nottingham & ! Calais Lace company. A team of Hampton Institute stu dents will play a game of baseball with nine walters of the Ocean house at Watch Hill this (Thursday) after noon.
 It is said that only two-ffths of what is 10 be done in the way of railroad | improvements has been com pleted and this does not include the change of 1 grade in contiguous streets. Chief Engineer Samuel G. Cottrell | has made a tour of inspection of the l business center, and urged precaution- ! ary measures against fires, especially incidental to the happenings of July 4th.
 One of the large auto trucks from | Branford farms, Eastern Point, arriv- ed here Wednesday with a valuable l Ayrshire COW, crated. The anima 1 was left with Dr. Thomas F. Robin son.
 Tn the event of democratic success l Andrew Farrell is said to be the log | teal candidate for postmaster; or, at | 9. republican official put it: He's tht only all-the- time democrat in the vii. 1 lsge of Westerly"
 There was a stir of excitement Wed l nesday morning in Grove avenue caus.
 ed by d runaway horse attached to ar ice cream delivery wagon, which wa | overturned. In consequence some fam. lilies were minus the expected ice crean l dessert for the monday meal
 Tn order to give owners of automo
 piles at Watch Hill opportunity t ! take out Rhode Island license and es
 cape prosecution, the members of tn,
 state board of roads and public high
 ways, who attend to this business il
 Rhode Island, will hold a session a l Watch Hill next Tuesday.
 The funeral services of Miss Agne
 Greenman. who died in North Stoning
 ton Sunday morning, were held in tn 1 Congregational church in that village
 Rev. Frederick II. Hollister officiatine
 Burial was in River Bend cemetery | Westerly, the arrangemeuts to hay
 burial in Norwich being changed. The sherffrs sale of property owne
 by Frank T. Saunders and located i
 Charleston, and In Margin and Frank
 lin streets, Westerly, to satisfy 1udg
 ment given in favor of Charles [
 GaVitt. which was to have heen hel
 Wednesday noon has been postpone
 by Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. Mitch
 ell for two weeks.