Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-01

ticle entitled The Pond to the Sab
 bath Recorder.
 At the annual meeting of the Rhode Island State Association of Overseers
 of the Poor, John B. Brown of Wester-
 ly was elected chairman of the execu-
 tive committee.
 Representative Joseph Chesebro. of Pawcatuck, returned Thursday night from his legislative duties ft Hart ford. He has not missed a day of the
 present session and, when repres' Tt
 ing in part the town of Stonington at
 other sessions, he was perfect in at tendance.
 Mrs. Ida C. Lillibridge. age 62. died Friday morning at the home of Peleg Slocum, where she has been house keeper for several years. She was widow of Clark Lillibrtdge and Is sur vived by B brother, William B. Austin. She was a member of the Broad street Christian church.
 Senator Arnold of Westerly, for the finance committee, reported with amendment the resolution making an appropriation for proper state repre- Sentation at the Perry centennial eel ebration at Putin Bay. The amend ment increases the appropriation from $15,000 to $20,0
 Nathan Turner, for nine years book
 keeper of the Pawcat tuck WoOlen mill at Potter hill, died Friday morning after a. short illness. He was a mem- Der of Narra gansett lodge of Odd Eel lows in Westerly and was vice grand at the time of his death He is sur vived by Mrs. Turner and two sons.
 The annual supper of Cyclone en- zine company was enjoyed py the members and their families in Hiber- nian hall Thursday evening" The new officers of the company are: 4. D. Hill, foreman; E. J. Wills, first assistant; Cornelius Sheas second assistant; $. M. Sharpe, secretary; George Kemp, treasurer.
 After several amendments byj Rep resentative Langworthy of Westerly the tubecrulin test act was recOmmtt- ted to the committee on agriculture with instructions for a public hearing. In the Rhode Island general assembly public hearings are not given on all as prevails in Connecticut, but only such as the committees may determine, unless otherwise ordered by the legislative body.
 Lieut. Col. Edwin P. Pendleton, U. s. A., who has been on special duty at Omaha, has been ordered to oin his regiment, the TWenty-third infan- try, at Texas City. His new com and he will probably receive 1t while in Texas. Colonel Pendleton is broth CT of Miss Helen Fit Pendleton, pres ident of Wellesley-college, and of Eu- gene B., Charles H. and James M. Pen dleton of Westerly.
 Governor Pothier has invited Charles Perry of Westerly, president of the Trust company, to be a member of a committee of prominent of the state to meet with the governor next Monday to discuss the proposition for the state to guarantee the bonds of the Central Vermont line for the purpose of extension into the city of Providence A q&uestion to be decided is whether the proposition should be submitted to the people.
 A bill providing for a state inspector of milk was given hearing Friday af- ternoon before the judiciary committee at the state house in Providence. John J. Dunn of Westerly, representing the State Board of Agriculture. and the MILK Producers association, declared heartily in favor of the appointment 1f such an official. He said that every thing that looks to the conservation and the protection of public health