Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14


 ference of the Daughters of the Am erican Revolution at the Casino in Roger Williams park, next Thursday, when a business session will be held in the morning at HAS, with lunch con at 13-30. In the afternoon there will be greeting to Mrs. William Cum minEs Story. the new national pres fdent- general. who will address the conference. Hon John P. SaneOrd of Newport will speak upon With Perry groups of songs. one by Mrs. William McC. Ransom of Warren and the oth- CT by Mss Helen BisseIl Pettis of Providence.
 C. Clarence Maxson of Westerly and the other members of the state re- turx1inq board on Thursday completed the count of the ballots of the Spe- cfal election held June g. The official figures on the approval of the char stabie institutions loan are 14,S2S against I4.SS9s as returned by stgfe wzrdens. The vote to reject on the same measure was officially 5,201 as against 5.205 according to wardenS count The highway loan was voted for by S.S1s voters officially, against e,GS& figured by the wardens The vote to reject was 12, SsS officially and 1esS59 by the wardens' count
 The lax quarantine regulations of NCSLoE1Ss LHo09n pcTHdPS as 9oOQ dS in any other town of the state. are 10 be improved. under the direction of the state board of health. The board met Friday and continued it's work of revising the quarantine rules with the view of making the rules siderable progress in the task was made, and il is expected that the changes will be completed at the next meeting Of the board to be held June n.
 The state board of control and SUD- ply, of which Senator Louis w. Arnold of Westerly is a member, was en- gagged several hours on Thursday opening the hundreds of bids submit ted for supplies for state institutions for the next six months. The contracts for which estimates were given in-s clDded foodestuffS, clothing, furnish ings and equipment. the goods to be- delivered at times specified by the. bonrd- There was a large attendance of parties interested in the bids
 lR accordance with an act passed by Rhe Rhode Island general assembly, w13ch win be in effect July 1, ctii- dren seeking perrnit to enter employ me1f will be required to furnish a Asafth certificate from the family physician or some other regularly reg t@tered physician of good standing in rha state. to the effect that the appii- cGnt Is in proper physical condition aTe required to have such permit be- fore they can secure employment and children under 14 are barred fronr working under the law.
 The law provides that the state will rmy physicians a fee of s1 for each ezarnfnaticn. and 1t is expected that tho expense to the state will be about $1so0e for the first year the law is in opsEat1cn- Tho purpose of the law is to prevent sending to work chil- dren who are physically unfit to la bon Al present permits are issued te mu applicants, provided they prove theaT age and can pass the reading test
 The Commencement exercises of the Westerly high schooi win be held in the new town hall, Wednesday aft ernocn. June 25, The graduates and bearers of class honors are as fol- 1oTSs
 Carl Vincent Brucker. president. John Randolph Wheeler. vice president and orator; Arnold Willard Ames, sec retzry, treasurer and prophet; Earl Kenneth Bates. poet, and orator. Lin 1cn Leroy Brown. Richard Earl Dow err Abraham Samuel Lahn, John Ed ward Rrrizi. Vivian Adelaide Arnold, Dorothy Palma Barber, Rhoda Marian
 
 Belle Breen, Anna Katharine Clancy Geru1de Ella Leibovftz, Gladys Ma halah Taber, historian: Gladys Cross Tucker. Dorothy Pauline Wells. sa1u- ta1cr1ans Mary Elizabeth Wilcox, Lois Isabelle Wells, fvaiedictorian-
 Grand President s. s. Burton, as- sisted by the other grand lodge off cers, installed these officers of Nelson lodge, Order Sons of St George. Fri day evening: John W. Robinson, past president: Edward Robinson, preSi- dent; James A. Couch, vice president Percy Riley, messenger: James R. Johns, secretary; James H. Bishop, treasurer; Harold Riley, assistant secretary; Philip H. Opie, trustee James R. Johns and James Winter bottom will represent Nelson lodge at the grand lodge session in Newport next August
 Mrs. Harriet E. Sherman, widow of William A. Sherman, died Friday morning ak her home in West Broad street in her 72d year. Mrs. Sherman