Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
MATTERS INTERESTING WESTERLY
Judse Williams Holds Roma And Vaent In $5OOO Bonds Each-Rev Dr. John Neale To Leave For Meriden Jan. 2stl-Towns Heaviest Tax Payers-Elm Street School Pupils Sell 17,o00 Red Gross Seals.

ment until the sitting of the superior
 court, at least.
 | The case against Thomas Galensky, charged with creating a disturbance
 on 8 car of the Norwich and Westerly
 Traction company, was continued for l one week. Town Solicitor Agard stat l ed that counsel for accused had asked 1 that the trial of the case be deferred until in the afternoon, but that the complaining witness had an engage mention that hour. He therefore ask | ed for the continuance.
 1 Tha announcement by Bishop Milan i that Rev. pr. John Neal, rector of St. 1 MfchaeFS church, was to be transferred l to the pastorate of St. Roses church, Meriden. was received with sincere re- i gret by his parishioners and by the , people of Pawcatuck and Westerly generally. But as the transfer is to be
 made, the whole people congratulate 1 the reverend gentleman on his merited l promotion to a larger parish, especial ! ly as the promotion carries with it the 1 distinction of becoming a permanent | or irremovable pastor. Dr. Neal has 1 been pastor at St. Michaels less than 1 three years, and has endeared himself 1 to the people of this section, regard l less of creed, and is admired as a broad minlai and zealous Christian l gentleman. When Dr. Neale assumed l the pastorate of St Michaers he | parishioners are united in Christian spirit, and the condition of the parish was never equalled. By his earnest 1 endeavors and the hearty cooperation ! Of his people the church property, in | cluding the cemetery, has been put in 1 excellent repair, a mortgage of &, 900 l has been cleared and he turns the par | ish over to his successor absolutely | free from debt.
 Dr. Neale Is a native of Middletown. | St. Charles, Ellicott City, Md, the l philosophical and theological courses | at St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore and St. Johns Seminary, Brighton, Mass He was ordained by Archbishop Will Hams in Boston, June 25, 1S88 and ever I or Hartford, serving a time as assist ant at St. Patrick's church, Norwich. He came from the pastorate of the 1 Church of the Immaculate Conception. Terryville, to become pastor of St. 1 MichaePs parish.
 Dr Neale will not leave for Meriden until January 2S, as he decided to 1 spend at least two more Sundays with the people who aided so materially in l making his pastorate p1easurable success
 Dr. Neale will be succeeded bv Rev. V Canaan. He is introduced by the Cath ol1c Transcript as follows:
 The Rev. Patrick O'Leary. who has been promoted to St. MfchaePs, West erly, is a native of WoonsocISet, R.. [.
 and was educated in the North Amer Seminary. Brighton. He was raised to the priesthood by Archbishop Williams l at Boston, Jan. 2e, 1891. After his or dlnatton he did curats duty at St Jo- seph's. Willimantic; Our Lady of Mer- l cy church, Plafnvi1le; St. Joseph's Brfs- tole and the Church of the Immaculate 1 Conception, Waterbury, His first pas torate was at St. Mary's, South Coyen- l try, to which he was assigned August 2s. 1901. He has been pastor of St,
 Aioystus', New Canaan, nearly eleven
 years. Father O'Leary is recoRnized
 as one of the solid priests of the Hart
 ford diocese, incorruptible in doctrine and an able champion of the Catholic
 truth. He is linguist, and is well
 read in canon law, church history, 1 scripture and divinity"
 1 Following is list of the individ. uais and corporations that pay $1,o0o I or more in cash, for taxes, into the treasury of the town of Westerly. and
 are therefore the eight heaviest tax l payers: The New York New Haven 1 and Hartford Railroad company S771O | D Loo t.GU I ] Wlch and Westerly Traction company S1.326 Bradford Shinkle estate SI.245: : William Segar $1,235, N B. Nevins ct i als S1.225.50. Smith Granite Company ] Sl.Ibz-oO Westerly Light and Power i company s1,002.
 ] Following is the list of taxpavers who contribute $200 and over for town l expenses.
 John w. Anderson s2s5, Kathleen B.
 Anderson s273, William P Anderson
 estate S4o0, Andrews & Co. s225, John
 E. Atwood heirs s3s0, H. Hobart Bab-
 cock 0282, Horace Babcock estate s2s2 Tristan D. Babcock $226. Annie F. Ballantine $210, Peleg s. Barber estate 1 So6s.50 Helen G. Bettle $214.5O. Bliven opera House company s21o, Edward S 1 Brewer BreWer estate S1,357.50, Annie H. E. 1 drowning S2S5, Phebe w. P. Buffum ! S684 Ada L. Burdick $32750. Annie s. 1 Burnett s271.50, Clifford W. Campbell
 $44o Annie E. L. Champlin S427 50. ! John Champlin $6S0, John and George A. Chamlin $225. John F. Chansplin
 $zS2 Annie L. Chapman $225. Charles
 P; Chapman estate s541, Coudltland P.
 Chapman s426.5o, Sarah A. Chapman 1 $zS2.oo, Elizabeth R. Chester ss3e,
 Ada McG. Clark S270, Agnes c. Cottrell 1 s2oS Arthur M. Cottre1l 1895, Calvert
 B. Cottrell estate 1875, Charles P. Cot | trelf $s5S, Frank McCay Real Estate company s4sf.5o, Harwich CrandaIl
 s272 crunab Quarry company s2s2. kingsbury F. Curtis s225. Mary S. Da-
 r1erel s2S2oe, Arthur L. Dickinson
 $2a3.5o William H. Doane S766, Flor i enee ". Dock s257, Robert DrysdaIe | $2so.oo Eddie P. Ennis s217.5o, Edward J. Fenelon 324e, Ellen H. Baldwin
 s262:5o. Jessie Gourley s3s2, Mary A. Graf S27o, Clement A. Griscom s454 50, Frances c. Griscom $525, George W. Hamilton s2S5.50 Harry R. Mitchell and Denison c. Hinckley s405, Lucille | A. Hinkle $240, L. B. Hoxie s472.50, | William D. Hoxie $310, Henry Hoxsey 1 estate $50S. Industrial Trust company $262.5o, Frank J. Jones s345, John c.
 kabahian $375, Kenwith Ridge com
 nany $315, Albert Langworthy $266 50. l frank Larkin s3,451.5O, Mary T. B. 1 Lewis s217.50, Sarah Loveland S572.50 Daniel l.. Lyon $372.
 ] Mary and David McG. Newall s477.
 Maud s: Metcalf s210, Misquamicut Golf club s210, William N. Mitchell | S345. John H. Murphy s21o. Henry B. i Norris ct al. s1,225.50. New York. New