Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-05
Annual Meeting Westerly Telephone Co.
Over 1,3o0 Stations Now in Use-Probafe Court Business Marcl-Gldea Marriage-Po Politicians al Dinner to Sena tor-elec Colt-John F. Jencks 18th Conn Vol, Dies in Cleveland 4@~

At the annual meeting Of the stock holders of. the Westerly Automatic Telephone company, held at the offices of the company in the Channplin block were elected for the ensuing year: J. H. McComDer. J. Irving Maxson, Rob crt Drysda1s T. J. Bannons George L. Stillman. Charles H. Sherman. John Lewis, Dexter B. Potter and Charles T. Howard. At subsequent meeting of the directors the following officers were electede PresidentJolhn Champlin: vice president, A B. Chaffee; secretary, Will liam A. Sheffield treasurer, Charles E. scnampi1n. The Following we're ap- pointed members of the executive com na1ttee, John Champlins president of the company H. C. Knight of the Soufhern Telephone company and Dex- ter B Potter, president of the Provf- dSuce Telephone company.
 There has been an expansion of bus mess during the past year to such an extent that both the operating and the executive departments of the local concern have of necessity been consid- a6&bly enlarged During the past year there were 72.Sss out of town calls, There are now ], 1900 stations
 The regular weekly session of the prchate court for the town of Westerly was held at the clerks office on Union
  Edward M. Burke presiding and Clar- ence E. Roche secretary pro tenn, In the absence of Town Clerk B. E. Whipple The following matters were disposed of.
 A petition for the filing of the in- rentory and account of the estate of Desire A. Dunn was continued to Feb 12
 The first and final account of the Washington Trust company, executor of the last will of Lucy B. Moss, late of Westerly, deceased, was received, ex- amfned, allowed and ordered recorded. The executor was ordered to distrib- ute the rest and residue of the estate to the residuary legatees, according to the statement as approved by the court
 The inventory of the estate of the and ordered recorded.
 Miss Helen Gertrude GiEdea, eldest daughter of Dennis Gildea, of Margin street and Arthur Albert Marcil, son of MT and Mrs. Albert Marci1 of Hart ford, were united in marriage before a friends at the Immaculate Conception church Tuesday morning by Rev. F'ath- CT McOscar. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Loretta Frances Gibdea, as maid of honor. Walter Mar ciI, a brother of the groom, was best man. During the ceremony Miss Rose mary Carney presided at the organ. The bride wore gown of white crepe de chine, trimmed with baby Irish lace and pearl ornaments. She carried lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore pink charmeuSe, trimmed with lace, and carried pink roses. After the cerenaony a breakfast was served at the home of the brides father to a large company of relatives and a few inti- mate friends. The house was attract lively decorated with palms and cut flowers. An orchestral trio furnished music. There was 8 generous display of bridal gifts that were admired by the wedding party.
 Among the guests were many out of town relatives and friends, from Lud- low, North Attleboro and Springfield Mass, Newark, N. J., and Hartford,