Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-17
Westerly Has Three Hundred Moose
Lodge Aims 800 Mission be Con- tnued-High Water Compels Potter Hill Wooen Mil CIose-English Director Visiting Ryadfors Big Plant Funeral of Sydney A. Chapman

Tine funeral of Sidney A. Chapman of Westerly who died Monday, was held from his home in District No, ( Wednesday afternoon. there being a large attendance of relatives and friends. J. e. Dutton, pastor of the Broad Street Christian church, con- ducted the service, Burial was in River Bend cemetery. Alfred H. Chap man, George O. Murphy. Colby Gran dan and Harold CrandaIl acting as bearers.
 Senator Louis w. Arnold Of this xhs state senate authorizing the court house commissioners to enter into an agreement relative to the joint use, care and control of the new granite soon to be occupied, the resolution be- ing referred to the Judiciary commit tee.
 Senator Arnold also reported for the committee on finance, with recomnen- dation of passage, a bill providing, for an increase of the salary of the lieutenant governor from $500 to x1s500.
 The following were elected officers Sf the Ladies' Aid society of the Paw President, Mrs Elisha Burdick; first vice president Mrs. John Austin: sec- ond vice presid ent, Mrs. Everett Bur dick, third vice president, Mrs. Ever
  Mrs William Livingstone; secretary, Hrs. LaClede WOodmansee; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Stanton, collector. Mrs. Eugene Stillman, directresses, Mrs. Burdick. Mrs. Howard Langworthy. Mrs. Lucius Burch, Mrs Arnold Bur- dick and Mrs. Herbert Babcock; au- ditors, Mrs. Walter Price and Mrs. c. Clarence Maxson.
 Next Sunday Rev. pr. J. w. Ford e to begin series of evening sermons on Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress. The April 2o- The Life and Times of Bun vans 27. The City of Destruction and the Slough of Despond; May 3, The House of the Interpreter and the Hill @f Difficulty: Il, Christians Fight with ApoIlyon; IS. Christian in the Valley of the Shadow of Death; g, Christian &n Vanity Fair Doctor Ford has sug- Kestsd that copies of Pilgrims Pro gress be obtained and that Bunyan's Grace Abounding be secured also. as it is a, key to the deeper meanings af thA worlds greatest a1legory. sion have engaged LeRoy Farns~orth to take up the outside work of the organization in the community under Ehe direction of Assistant Superinten- dent George Ogston, and to help MT. Ogston in furthering the work of the mission during the absence of Super 3Irtendent Alexander Smith, because of continued i'll health. MT Smiths physical breakdown, is greatly regret ted by all his friends but as so much good was being accomplished by the mission it was deemed best to con- time the work.
 Deputy Supreme Dictator Eugene F. Shea, assisted by Acting Sergeant at Arms James Teft, installed the off, crs of Westerly lodge, No 1212, Royal Order of Moose, at an enthusiastic and largely attended meeting at Me chanics' hall The local lodge has been organized a little over four months. but it has had a most rapid growth and now there are over three hundred members The charter has again been opened for a period of ninety days under the supervision Of local organizers and it IS expected. that the five hundred mark will be reach ed before the time expires.
 Following are the officers: Dictator, E. H- M11alaney: vice dictator James Pollock prelafe, William Tattersan; secrstarys James R. Johns, treasurer, John J. Gour1ay: sergeant at arms, Thomas Pfatt: inside guard, Thomas L. Fonfa1la; outside guard, Angelo Urso; trustees, Joseph A. Guarino, Thomas Gourlay, Herbert Pascoe; | physician. Eugene F. Shea
 Wednesdays rain prevented the swollen PaWcatuck river from reced- ing to any great extent. the water R7nrH oT1 the Potter bIIiIdine showing