Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-28
Local Laconics.

Rev. A, C. NcGuton Is in Providence attending the conference.
 John M Callahan of New London was visitor Wednesday in Westerly. Attorney Albert 5. Crafts of Crans- ton was a visitor ill Westerly Wednes- day.
 Plans are being arranged for @ bl- cycle race in Westerly on Memorial day.
 Prospects are discouraging for league baseball in Westerly the con- Ing season.
 Attorney A, T. L. Ledwidge was called to New York Wednesday on a matter of legal importance. Junk thieves are doing quite bus mess in the vicinity and the police heye difficulty in locating the loot. Rev. Judson c. Burdick of the Sev- enth-day Baptist denomination died suddenly In Alfred. N Y, last week. Rev. Arthur L. Washburn of Provi- dence delivered the Lenten sermon in Christ Episcopal church Tuesday eve ming.
 Mrs. James 4. Welch and her sis ter, Miss Margaret Riley. sailed from New York Wednesday for trip to Bermuda.
 Prentice Chase, an attendant at the Norwich State hospital at Brewsters Neck, spent Wednesday at his home in Westerly.
 Moves Spicer of Potter Hill left on Wednesday for Ridley park, Phiadel- phla, on a visit to Mrs. Hannah Train- or and family.
 A l-r- ,J known as the Browning Kenyon place, in Franklin street, to Michael and Angelo Pancura,
 Frank Martin of New York, for 1nerly of Westerly, well known as a bass singer in musical circles is wis iting relatives here. E. F. Aiken of Pao Ting Flu, China, delivered an address on Confucianism in the Seventh day Baptist church on Wednesday evening. Mir. and Mrs Seth Johnson and son Stewart left Westerly Wednesday aft | ernoon for Cogswell North Dakota, | where they will reside. Westerly will be represented at the annual convention of the Irish Catho- lie Benevolent Union to be held in ! Pawtucket next Sunday. Senator Louis w. Arnold of West | erly has reported for the finance com mittee the resolution making general l appropriations for the current year. Walter B. Vincent, former resi- i dent of Westerly. now of Providence 1 was sworn in as associate justice oi l tie supreme court of Rhode Island or | Wednesday.
 ! Chief Engineer Samuel Cottrell and ! James H. Mahoney and Thomas Y 1 Clancy will be guests of Niagara En- zine company of New London next l Thursday evening.
 Sheriff John R. Wilcox, who has beer i'll for 8 long time at his home il
 Kingston. desired a change of sur roundings, and is now at the home O. his aunt, Mrs. Charles P Chapman l in Westerly. He was able to take z 1 short ride Wednesday afternoon. Ht Is accompanied by Mrs. Wilcox.
 Bill Collins of Westerly, who pose, as champion lightweight wrestler O New England, is scheduled for a n1atcf
 with Claremont, the New Hampsbir
 champion, best two in three falls to : finish, in North Kingston, Frida,
 night. O'Connen Of Westerly will mee
 Young Monty of Norwich in the pre-
 hminary.
 Miss Elizabeth Dover was the win
 ner in the silver medal contest unde
 the direction of the w. c. T, '. in tn
 Broad Street Christian church, an,
 she is now eligible for the gold meda
 contest. Her subject was The Cost o
 License, and the judges were Rev. $
 M. Cathcart, Mrs, w. H. Perry an
 Miss Jennie Stanton,
 The small store building that wa
 moved from West Broad street to 0
 placed in Canal street, and which wa
 too high to pass under the Wes
 Broad street bridge and too wide t
 be taken over the Stillman bridge, ha
 reached it's destination. The low-gea
 truck. upon which it was placed wa
 made lower and the building was nov
 ed oyer the route as originally plan ned,
 Squantum tribe, Pawtucl1et, Inprov cd Order of Red Men, have arrange l for the annual visitation to Wegterl l to attend the powwow and smoke tn
 piece of pipe with the Misquamlcu
 tribesmen, The Sduantums will arriv after the setting of the sun in th . nineteenth of April and will esco1 [ the great chiefs The Ou5ameauinl also of the Pawtucket reservation, wi follow the trail and arrive In tim FJ to participate in the celebration an
 dc heaep te tbs great Ghletss