Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-28

is presiding al the superior court ses- sion of Bristol county this week.
 Mrs. Nancy Chesebro of North Ston- ington Is suffering from shock, the second within the past few oays.
 Mrs. Arthur Swan of Dixon street is among Westerly residents who have purchased building lots at Groton Long Point.
 Miss Mildred Pease of San Juan, Porto Rico. is visiting 1.r and Mrs. Arthur G. Stillman of Greenman Heights
 William Grant, who underwent an operation at the Rhode Island hospital at Providence Sunday afternoon for appendicitis, is convalescing.
 William D. Main. postmaster of Pleasant View office during the sum- mer season, is to open for business at the Terminal the 18th of next month.
 Charles J. Newton of Cromwell, Conn, who is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles s. Maine. and family of North Stonington, called on Westerly friends Sunday
 The judiciary committee of the Con- necticut legislature has reported fla vorably appointing Silas B. Wheeler deputy judge of the town court of Stonington,
 James M Pendleton of Elm street, operated on for appendicitis at the Rhode Island hospital at Providence a short time ago. has so improved that he is now at his home.
 A special meeting of the Westerly town council is to be held at the town hall on Union street this afternoon at 4.45 o'clock to canvass the voting list for the election June 3.
 Mrs. Bernard J. Pendleton and son, who have been spending the past few days with Manager Pendleton of the Dixon house, have returned to their home in Gloucester, Mass.
 Abel Babcock of Hancock post and Orson Rogers of Trumbull post, Ston- ington. went to New Haven Tuesday to attend the two days session of the department of Connecticut, G. A. R.
 Edwin hampshire of Springfield, Mass, who spoke at the Sunday ser vices of the Broad street Christian church, was entertained by MT. and Mrs Abraham Datson of Park ave- nue.
 No appointment has been made as yet to fill the vacancy to the office caused by the resignation of stephen J. Kehoe as superintendent of the Norwich and Westerly Traction com pany.
 Dr. J. Howard Morgan and daughter, Miss Morgan, of High street. are clos ing their home preparatory to making their home with the doctors daugh- ter, Mrs Charles Richards. of West Orange, N. J.
 The courts of the Ninigret Tennis club have been put in shape for the season and are being used by the members The club is having the three courts piped for water, so that they can be kept in the best of shape during the summer.
 The committee of arrangements of Budlong post. No. IS. G. A. R.. are hoping that the citizens of the town who own automobiles will be able to furnish transportation for the local Grand Army men Memorial day in go- ing to and from River Bend cemetery during the afternoon.
 Budlong post, No. IS. and Hancock post, No. S1, G. A. R., together with Budlong and Hancock Womans Relief corps, were well represented at the Memorial service at Christ church Sunday evening, when Rev w. F. Will Hams, rector. took Spiritual Unity in Humanity as his subject.
 John H. Sawin, formerly principal of the Westerly High school. has recently been offered the place of superintend- ent of the schools of Falmouth, Mass, which has an enrolment of about 500 pupils and a teaching force of g. Principal Sawin is to receive a salary of $2.350 his first year, $2.500 the sec ond and $2,650 the third when his present contract will expire.