Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
WESTERLY FIREMEN PARADE
Companies From Both Sides of the River Later Attend Silver Jubilee Bazaar of F. S. Barber Company Death of John Hicks ChesterTouriss Starting For California Body of Charles C. Chipman Arrives From Yonkers

Samuel Fain of Pawtucket. The ap praisers are Louis Silverstein,. Loui Solomon and Everett A. Kingsley. Rev. Samuel M. Cathcart of West, I erly will preach the sermon at sths morning session of the fellowship
 meeting of Congregational churches il North Stonington today (Saturday). Senator Louis W. Arnold of West erly, who is chairman of the finance committee, has been appointed to tht l joint standing committee on executive 1 communications on the part of thk senate.
 The engagement of Miss Matilda MacNeil of Everett, Mass, and Russell
 Blanchard of Chelsea is announced MT Blanchard was former resident o1
 Westerly, son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Blanchard.
 Governor Pothier has appointed pr
 Patrick J. Manning of North Kingston
 medical examiner for the Fourth dis trict of Washington county, which
 comprises the towns of North Kingston
 and Exeter.
 Traffic on the Ashaway and West
 erly trolley road was delayed Monday
 morning by a ear leaving the rails on
 the curve near the Burnside CrandaIl
 place, caused by the rails spreading.
 No. serious damage.
 The body Of Charles Clemence Chip
 man of Yonkers, N. Y, who died at
 tIIS Battle 0Eeek y, arrived in Westerly Friday afternoon and was placed in the vault at River Bend Services were conducted in the chapel by Rev. Clayton A. Burdick.
 Shelby c. Nicholas, the recently ap- pointed patroIman for the village of Pawcatuck, is proving a very efficient officer He was formerly a non-c com miSSioned officer in the regular army For several years he has resided in Pawcatuck and was employed at the CottreH plant.
 Who's the prettiest girl in Westerly? This was the query submitted by a young man to eleven persons who en- tered a Westerly store in succession Friday morning. and nine out of the eleven named the same person without the slightest hesftatio There are just hfteen letters in her name emitting the middle name, if she has any.
 Claude Owens, the professional polo ist, was a former resident of Westerly. He Is now playing with the Gilland team of Providence. In the game a Fall River Thursday night with the Fall River team Owens did some line driving, his heavy slams keeping the defense men busy. In the final round Owens put the Dill over the sill three times on hard drives.
 Leslie McQui11ken. government in- spector of the new postoff1ce building 1 n. course Of construction, is evidently l of the opinion that the building will | lot be completed at the time specified 1 n the contract. for he has accepted an l appointment on the executive commit | ee of the new Westerly Historical so- l 'iety, which should carry with it per i nanent residence in Westerly l
 The South County Bird company has 1 'een incorporated with headquarters in | Exeter. The incorporators are Stephen 1 ). Metcalf, Manton B. Metcalf, Austin l Colgate. William H. Taylor and Will l jam H. Sweet The charter authorizes l he com pany to hold, transmit, lease IT rent property, real or personal, and | o develop and improve the forests hereon- The capital stock is placed tt S5e,OO0.
 In the vital record of Rhode Island 1 here are some things curious. Here's me of them, credited to the Providence zazette. Dec. 2S. 1922: Rev Thomas 'ampben and Mrs. Pembroke Paul. He ttended and delivered a fune1Sl ser aon over the remains of his f< | wife | the mornino and married his sec nd wife the evening of the same day.'' Iere's another: -Aldibarentiphosco- ohorino Bowen of Fall River and Ain rev Fearing of Boston, merchant, i Tere married at Fall River April 20, S29.'