Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-15
Local Laconics.

The Westerly club is to be reor- ganized again.
 James Fitzgerald of Norwich was a visitor in Westerly Sunday.
 George Benjamin Utter spent Satur- day and Sunday at Amherst.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. KlincI1 of New London were in Westerly Sun 1 day.
 Walter Fitzgerald. and not Walter l Fitzpatrick, is one of the assessors of 1 the Pawcatuck Fire district
 Rev F. NJ. HoHister of North Ston- l ington conducted services at the Peo- ple's mission Sunday evening. Over one-haIf of the taxable prop l erty of the town of Stonington is To- cated in the Pawcatuck fire district.
 Roy Gardner. formerly of Westerly. now an engineer in the Tribune build ing, New York;, is here on his annual vacation
 Misses Mary and Lizzie Delaney of School street are on e visit to relatives in New York, Yonl1ers, Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
 The Forty Hours Devotion an an nUal event of every Roman Catholic church, opened at the 10.30 mass in St. Michaels church. Sunday.
 Miss Jefferson. of 1IontcIair, N. J., a winter resident of Daytona Flor ida, is visiting at the home of Miss Amelia Potter, in High street.
 Byron D. Burdick. formerly of wes- teTly is in the advertising department of Worcester paper. He recently resigned like position on the Saw annah News.
 The agents of the Metropolitan In surance company in the Norwich and New London districts, picnicked at Brightman's pond Saturday, the New London agency paying the freight.
 Miss Grace F. Burdick of Westerly a school teacher at Porto Rico. who spent the summer vacation at her home in Main street, sailed Saturday for Porto Rico to resume her work
 The will of former Chief Justice John H. Stivers was admitted to pro bate Saturday. There were no pub lie bequests The whole estate was left to the widow of deceased and she was confirmed as eXecutrix.
 Misses Ruth and Louise Seymour, twins, who have been guests of Miss Alice Mahoney in Liberty street, re- turned Sunday to their home in New York. The young ladies are class mates at Mt. St. Angelus college New Rochelle.
 Rev. John Dunn, for the past five years an assistant pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, a priest of the Marist order, has been trans ferred to Washington, D. c, Father Dyer of Boston succeeds Father Dunn in Westerly.
 Mrs Myrtle Brown Crandau, wife eff Edwin Crandall, died Friday after brief illness at her home in Pleasant Gf , JI,o by her husband and one daughter two months old. She also leaves her par ents, one brother and seven sisters.
 Mir. and Mrs. Annie B. Bailey, daugh- ter of AIr. and Mrs J. A. Bailey of Westerly, secretary to Charles H. Fry CT of Providence, sailed Saturday for a months visit in Europe. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fryer and Miss LOFa Rogers of Providence.
 Judge Robert Archibald, of Jackson vile, F1erida, an annual visitor to MT. Broad street heights, has given con tract for the construction of cottage ? he Watch Hill road near the Eos fer f'rm. It will be named The Juni- rcrs.
 At the meeting of delegates in Nor wien Sunday to arrange for the parade of Holy Name societies in that city Sunday. Oct F, the Holy Name so- ciety of St Michael's church was rep resented by George R. McKenna, Jo- seph McGuinness, James Shea and John Sullivan.
 At the golf tourney for the cham pionship of Rhode Island, at the Rhode Island Country club grounds, Roger Ii. Hovey of the Wannamoisett club, ex-champion of Connecticut, was the winner. He defeated Harold w. Da- Venport. of the Metacomet club, in the final 4 up and 2 to play.