Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-30
STONENCTON.
Loan Exhibition Talked of-Anoient Gravestones Mutilated-G. 6 s. Cars on Hourly Schedule, Due to Generation Accident.

The Octo club was entertained We'd nesday evening by Miss Helen M. Me- kenna, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Oliver Burch on BayvieW avenue. Af- ter routine business 8 social hour was enjoyed and light refreshments served. Talk of Loan Exhibition. There Is talk of having loan exhi- bitions Curing the coming summer. Euch summer many come to StCning- ton and are surprised not to find a museum here. Many antiques and cu- rios could be gotten together and a first class exhibit made. United ac- tion along this line would result in obtaining a good sum to assist some worthy enterprise, such as the Village Improvement society.
 R. A. Installation. The officers of PeQuot council No. 442, R. A, who were elected in De- cember were installed at the meeting held in Brayton's hall Monday evening" The work was done by Grand Regent John G. Fisher of Danbury assisted by Past Grand Regent William F. Hove of Noank, acting as grand guide; they also addressed the council. Following refreshments and cigars a social hour was enjoyed. The officers installed were: Regent, John Chamberlain; vice, regent, James Weeks orator regent, Henry Moves; secretary, Elias Einclx- ley; treasurer, Cornelius Crandal; col lector, Harry Doty; guide, Theodore
  warden, Samuel Wood; sentry, Manuel Sylvia; trustees. H. A. Muller, J. R. Carson, J. H. Ryan.
 Regent Chamberlain announced the appointment of the following commit tees: Auditing committee, James H. Weeks, Thomas Wilkinson, George Brayton; finance committee, Elias B. Einck1ey, Charles A. KoeIb, Henry
 Election of Mistuxet Club.
 on1,,o1 ,,ooo+;pc ,,f +bo club was held Wednesday evening and the following officers were elected: President, Harry Chesebro; vice pres fdent, Lorenzo Fairbrother; secretary, odore Dewhurst: steward, Cornelius Crandall; executive committee, L. D. Fairbrother, John Tillinghast. Ed P. Teed: house committee, George Rob inson, Henry Pend1eton, Theodore Dewhurst. Seven new members were elected.
 Changing Poles.
 Work car No. 1900 arrived at the railroad storage yards Saturday night with a supplyF of materials to change the line of the telegraph poles east of Elm street. The poles are to be moved to the north side of the tracks will also be laid from the junction and connect with the track leading into the railroad yards across North Main street.
 MutiIated Gravestones.
 Unknown persons have visited sev- eral of the old private burying grounds that are situated in the town and have mutilated the graveStones in such a manner that in some cases only pieces of the headstones are left. they being scattered around in 8 way that makes 1t impossible to locate them. Descend ants of original owners of the lots will probably remark the graves and fence in the plots.
 Edward Carson went to Boston Wednesday for medical advice.
 On Hourly Schedule.
 The trolley ears between Groton and Westerly on Wednesday began run ming on an hourly schedule and for the next week or two on account Of the generators being disabled. An ex- pert from the Westinghouse Electric company has started making repairs.