Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-07

E6FYGQ 4i1tkS 91Gtt49I3c3 GaA6efy, " ttd4 FituaIistie and ethe4: eAG9eises In the Central theatre. Sunday evening, every seat In the theatre being 1egHpiea: 4f: Michael H. 5eaaieH, exalted ruler, pfei, sided, After aA overture and funeral march by the orchestra under the df= feetien ef JBl1h garasTeEths came the Eeie1nn opening eeFen4enies and the reading ne tiie list ef deeeased h1em- beFs as felIewsi Nathaniel ". Maine, . fuFT4l N, T'he4apsen, Milton A: Young, flames A. Weleh, Charles D. Turner Louis A Eddg, Horace Bu=fiiek, Joseph Graf, Jeseph, Q. Moore, Francis J. Clancy, David r. 4afiEey, Claude ". Ennis and Cornelius J. BEanshela. Fellewing the memorial eereFnenE there were, orchestral selections and the opening ode:
 fine memorial address was. by At= tprney Thomas F. Ceeney ef Previ- denee lodge. He referred te the ail- huat memorial services Of the eF1eF and spoke at length of the real purpose : which meant true brotherhood and good citizenship. Mf. CeeIey IS an excellent public speaker and his sub= jeet was interesting alike te the Elks and their friends.
 Following the address there were orchestral geleetlens. soprano solos
 Mrs, Mabel Fehmer Grant, tenor solos by Martin H. Spellnan and Joseph L. Leniha4a, duet, Hear Our Prayer by Mrs. Michael F. Drsscell, sopranes ciesing exereises included the singing of Aufd Lang Syne. The benediction was pronounced by Rev, William F. williams, secten of Christ Episcopal church.
 John a. O'Cennell, Martin H. Spell man, Aleysius J, Twpmey, August Lars sen and Max NovogroslSi, The recep- ton committee. pr. John L. May, John B, Johns, Michael Mccarthy, Joseph T. Murphy. Lewis. E. Barbour, Augus- tine T, In Ledwidge,
 The present officers of Westerly lodge, No. CTS, ares Dr, Michael H. Scanlon, exalted ruler; Max NeNo- < grusl1i, esteemed leading knight; Au- gust Larsen, esteemed loyal knight knights Harry H. Robinson, secretsgys John B, Johus, treasureT; Martin Il. Spellman. esquire; John R. Freeste tyler; James H. Mcknight. in. CT guard; Dr. John NJ. O'Connen, chape lain: William A., Wilcox, Elihu Chese- bro, Robert IL, L. Mason, trustees.
 The past exalted rulers are George II. Bray, Augustine T. L. Ledwtdge, Oliver H. Williams, Harry H. Robin son, Cornelius J, Farrell Lewis B. Bar bour. pr. John N, QConnell James Robert E. l., Mason.
 The winter meeting Of the Rhoe3 loland Library association will be held Monday at the Providence public H. brary. The Westerly Memorial and Library association will be represent @ by Librarian Joseph L. Peacock and Miss Alice Edith Kennedy who Is In charge of the children's depart ment pf the library. Miss Elizabeth II. Mcknight of the Girls High school kv1 tyroy.tSiN-ta N xT-iIf i< on the High School Library. The ad- dress of welcome will be by Professor Henry B. Gardner. president of the board of trustees of the Providence li- brary. preceding the business session. 2 Besides Miss Mcknight, Mrs. Mary D. S. Root. of Providence, will speak at the morning session on the subject, i 4 Christmas Exhibit. \
 At the afternoon session Professor Harry Lyman Koopman, librarian, of the John Hay library. will speak on the Book Beautiful. The meeting will close with an illustrated address on James Russell Lowell by Rev. Eward T1olyoke. pastor of Calvary Baptist church, Providence.
 The annual show of the Rhode Is- land Corn Growers association closed Saturday in Providence. There was & lively competition for the prizes off, fered by Governor aPothier, Governor elect Beeckman, and United States Senator Lippitt and for the cash prizes aggregating $500 donated by the Rhode Island State Board of Agriculture. Business firms in Rhode Island and other states also offered prizes in the competition. The show was a big success and tends to stimulate the growing of corn in the state.
 The officers of the association are: Edward W. Theinert, of Albion, presi- 2 dent; Joseph A. Peckham, of Newport vice president. John J. Dunn. of Wes- terlyI secretary treasurer: Professor A. T.. Stone, of Kingston, correspond ing Secretary; c. Palmer Chapman ot Westerly, I. l.. Sherman of Newport William L. Peckharn of Little Comp ton, Robert Harris of Limerock George F. Adams of Kingston. execu- tive committee. The county repre-. sentatives are: Burtis Harris of Lime. rock. Walter A. Soulet of Portsmouth 1T E. Magoor of Portsmouth, F. E Marchant of Kingston. H. w. link. ham of Warren.