Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-04
Local Laeoniea


 Mary A. Perrigo, age 84, widow of John G. Perrigo, is seriously i'll at her home on Mechanic street. Pawca- tuck
 A long stretch of granolithic side walk IS being laid on the north side of Crescent street from Elm to Beach streets.
 soctation has been quietly revived and adcpted the logan: You can do bet ter in Westerly"
 Benjamin Bliven, fl, lessee of the Moss farm, died Tuesday afternoon. He was born in CharIestown, son of Charles A. and Elizabeth Steadman Bliven. He leaves a widow and one son.
 In promotion of the health of the community, pr. Albert V. Phelps gave an address on some phases of tuber- culoSis, to an appreciative audience in the assembly room of the Westerly Public library Thursday evening.
 Local people who have gone south for the winter have nothing weather Westerly thus far this season. The thermometer registered 64 above in the shade in Dixon square Thursday afternoon.
 Professor Cooley of the Rhode Is- land State college is to speak before the Antioch club in the Broad street Christian churcch this (F'riday) eve- ming. His subject will be the Hoof and Mouth Disease. The meeting is public to men.
 Katherine Mayne age 16, daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Mayne, dled WednAs- day afternoon at her home in Lincoln avenue. Besides her mother, she leaves four brothrs. She was 0 bright pupil in the West Broad street schooi and a general favorite.
 At the annual meeting of the Rhode Island ConsunerE' league Rev. Sam tiel N. Cathcart of Westerly and Miss Caroline Hazard of Peace Dale are among tho vice presidents elected. Miss Elizabeth Perry of Westerly was elected to the board of directors. Miss Daiand will speak on social ser- vice work in New York city this lFrfoay) afternoon at o'clock in Calvary Baptist church. She Is a daughter Of Professor W. c. Daland. president of Milton college and a for f1e- pastor of the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church.
 Postmaster Charles J. Butler has been notified not to accept any more parcel post packages for Belgium, the service having been suspended because of conditions prevailing there. The packages accepted previous to the re- cefpt of the notice and which have
  to the senders.
 The married men employed in the post office defeated a team of fellow employees composed of single men at bowling by score of 1271, to 1912. Married mems totals, McGuire 2S8, St onge 267. Murphy 25s. Spellman 220, Crandall 243. Single men, Mon tague 257. Champlin 225, Quinian 21s, Bunter 245. Kane 267.
 Governor Pothier, Governor elect Scekman. Secretary of State Parker and Sheriff Andrew J. Wilcox of Prov idence county, met Wednesday at the state capitol to plan for the inaugural ceremonies January 5. Under the law thS plans for inaugural ceremonies are vested with the governor. Although 1t Is the custom to permit views of the governor-elect to be effective. Senator Louis W. Arnold of Wester- ly and the other members of the Dhode Island State Board of Control and Supply met at the State house Wednesday and discussed the plans for the coming year, and the recom- inendations which are to be made in it's report to the general assembly. The hoard received the report of Dr. W. Home and School, specifying the ur- gent needs o. that institution. Tho Westerly lodge of Elks, Dr. Michael H. Scanlon, exalted ruler, has completed arrangements for the an- n1al Lodge of Sorrow to be held in the Central theatre next Sunday evening, I the use of the theatre being donated by Max Novogroski. who is in fine to | become the noxt exalted ruler of the lodge. The menoial address will be 1 delivered by Attorney Thomas F. Cooney of Providence. Besides the l usual ritualisric ceremony and instru- mental music. there will be vocal solos by Mrs. Briggs Mrs. Grant and MT 1 SpellDaan. The service will begin at s o'clock end. as uSsm1. is public.