Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15

teen lay inspectors employed.
 Local Laeonics.
 There was rainfall of 1.s1 inches during Sunday nights storm
 The fourth annual show of the South County Poultry association opens in Westerly this week.
 George B. Utter attended 6 meeting of the republican state central com mittee in Providence. Monday.
 The collection taken at the Union Thanksgiving service is to De donatd to the Westerly Visiting Nurse as- sociation,
 Harriet P. Pierce, widow of Horace L. Pierce, died Sunday at the home of her son, 42 Highland avenue, in hes seventy-ninth year.
 Members of the P. s. Barber Hose company have had some hairbreadth escapes in training & horse to the drop harness and have finally succeeded.
 Mrs. Waity Palmer has been ap- class post office at Escoheag, Wash- ington county, to succeed Charles H. Arnold, resigned.
 Included in the consignment from Phebe Greene chapter, D. A. R., of Westerly, for the relief of the Belgian suffers, is a large box of cigars, tobac- co and pipes for aged Belgian men, too old to engage in the war.
 Thomas P. Stebbins, and his daughter, Miss Nita Stebbine, of New London are guests of MT. Stebbins, uncle, Charles M Stebbins in West Broad street. MT. Stebpins has been in the lighthouse servie for nineteen years and is now inspector of ma chinery in the First Lighthouse dis trict, with .LSadQuarters at Portland, Maine.
 Mrs. Maria cirero rurano, wife of Santa Turano, of Westerly, ried on Monday in St. Joseph's hospital, Prov | idence. Besies her husband. she is l survived by three sons and a daught- CT, Adolph F., Thomas F. and Maria Turano; also by three brothers, Frank, Charles s. and Ernest R. Cicea, of New York, and one sister, Loretta l Acotin.
 Rev. Frederick IT. Decker, of Prov idences former pr 0 fthe Pawca- gaat the funeral of Mrs. Phalla Malin- ia Dickens at her home in Elm street. Monday afternoon. Burial was at River Bend and the bearers were i ley, Tristan D. Bancock, Alexander c. Thompson, William Moves and James H. Gates. At the meeting of the Westerly Ministerial association, held Monday 1 h the Memorial building, Rev. Lyman 6. Horton. D. D., made beautiful l presentation of his studies of John I tirecnleaf Whittier. the Quaker poet, emphasizing the great work of the poet in the abolition of slavery and of his poems that will survive to the end | of time, In the discussion that fol. lowed ali was in favorable accord with l Dr. Horton's presentation,
 Alice G. Austin, wife of George !. Austin, formerly of Westerly, died early Sunday morning at her home In | Stonington, ago 9e. She was born ifl | SoutnbridRe, Mase., daughter of will fam J. and Sarah Amelia Butterfield, 1 and resided several years in Water 1 ford. Besides her parents, husband i and one daughter, she is survived by three brothers, Frederick Butterield 1 of New London, and Wiliiaa s, and Arthur ~atterfleld of Holyoke, Mass. l At the annual meeting of Westerly I conclave, No. 6sS, Independent Order Heptasopha. these officers wcro elect
 ed: Howard B. Lewis, arohon; W, Sherman Eaton, provost; John J.
 Bentley, pFelate; Archie c, Thornp- son. secretary; Irving E, Lewis, ,fnafa-
 cier; Francis M, Jordcn, treasurer:
 David R. Johnson. inspector; James Il R, Johns, warden: William s. Mcgee
 enttnel; Dr. Samuel C.. Webster. "
 sherman Eaton, Archie c, Thompson | trustees,