Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-24

Henry PendIeton rIorgan, who was
born in PaWcatuck sixty three years
aEo. died suddenly Monday night at
his home in Niagara Falls, n. Y. He
was treasurer and secretary of the
Mantle savings bank for eleven years
and prlor to holding that office he was
connected with the Mantle National
bsnk Of Westerly for fourteen years.
Later he became the eastern repre-
sentative Of James Coughlin & Co,
bankers and brokers. of kingman
Kan. He had Offices in Westerly and
Providence, and resided in the latter
city. he left Westerly about twenty
i've years ago and moved from Prov
idence 10 Niagara Falls, where he has
resided several years. He Is survived
BY Mrs. Morgan, four daughters, two
Of whom are married. ana three sons.
He was brother Of DIR. j. Howard
Morgan, Charles A. Morgan, and Mrs.
Charles P. Cottrell Of Westerly ana
lirs J. r Slater Of New York. He
was 6 member of Orpheus lodge of
Nasons IN Providence. Of Providence
chapter, and St Johns commandery-
Knights Templar.
Alfred university, located in Alfred,
N. v, is q Ssvsnth-day Baptist IN
stitution, in which many Of the de-
nomination in Westerly are interest
ed. and George r. Utter, LID. is a
member Of the board Of trustees. The
university Is n-sectarian in It's
teachings and stud snts Of all demon
nations receive equal privileges and
consideration. Among the students
registered are William Rudiger Wells
o. Ashavray in the senior class; Charles
starr Barker Of Westerly, Frank Max
son Hill. Forest Arlington Wells, in
the sophomore class; Lawrence NJ
Babcock Of Westerly in the freshman
class. The total registration is Jas,
Thomas Mccarthy, for many years
2 resident Of Westerly, a granite pol
irhsr BY occupation, died Monday eve
ming at his home in Chester avenue
after a long Illness. having failed
gradually since the shock of the death
OF his promising son, William, last
June Mr. Mccarthy was for a long
time employed at the Newau granite
works He was a good citizen and re-
spected by all who knew him. He is
survived by Mrs. Mccarthy, three
daughters and one son. Mr.. Mccarthy
had membership in the Westerly
branch Of the Catholic Benevolent Lee
Eson.
lhvitstiens printed on brown wrap.
ping paper and illustrated with a
growing rooster and a kicking mule,
arc out FOR the second annual Hey
makers Hop in Brunswick barn, with
music By Redford's Rubes. The in
yitations read: u r Invited Tu
Hitch up an Kun. Everybody must
ware a ruril rig to git in (overhalls,
Cslkos. tippits). No store close aloud.
City foxes an doods take pertickeler
notis. Re sure an KUN kus thares gOin
20 be sum time. Feliers 81 cents gals
II cents Meet at the barn at $50 for
grand street parade. Pleese show in
Tatashun al barn door" The COM
n1ittee OF arrangements includes Jed
efia-h Moore boss farmer; Lank Car
penter. boss mixer; Hank Two mey,
H Cowan. fourmen, Bunk Bailey, boss
heymaker, Blondy Higgins. Zeke Ait
ken, Sunshine Hernon, Dat Harrison,
Hen Mayne typical rubes; Dok Crow
Icy, horse doctor.
The accompanying order Of dances
reads as follows: THE barn will be
deckorated for the okashun; RUDE
Welcome Rubes; waits, Whose the
Nt-Nee~aN-f ~ eN~Ff " Al e~AAC 6LdAAH
without hitchin?; waits, Have u seen
my heifer? cupill Of steps, Git a
strange gal for this: walls, The hey
seaders cum TO town 1se a yeare;
Paul Jones. Girls, pick yer teller and
give him a fede (Leap yere); feedin
time: 81 Paterson will sea that eyre
one gets fun Of krulers and milk; too
steps, Cit going agin; walls, Let out
year traces: Nirglnnier real, It's the
gals chance now. fellers; walls, Slick
est heymskers in our county; too step,
Out Of town heyseads; waits, What
u say; to step, Hitch up we're going
hum; waits. Good night This is Leep
Here so gals, pick yer Teller and
take him hum" on the night Of the
dance the Village viii be Illuminated
just as il used to be during party pa
rades 90 the presidential campaigns of
years ago, provided the wishes Of the
committee are complied with.
There is TO be conference in the
town hall. Westerly, next Monday aft
ernoon, IN charge of the local COM
mittee on the prevention Of tudercu-
loslE, and the general topic of discus
sion viii be IN aid of the prevention
o. bovine tuberculosis. The speeches
will be by John J. Dunn, secretary OF
the state board Of agriculture; Iris
tam D. Babcock. cattle commissioner
for Washington county, and DR.. Thorn
A. 2. Robinson, Of the state board Of
veteriuar rams of westerly DR. A r