Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-07
Local Lacohics.

L0tdt IdCorhCS- Albert N. Crandall has sold a build ing lot in Elm street to Frederick D. Fowler
 Harry Chace --!lI be assigned to po- lice duty at Watch Hill for the sum- mer season George Carpenter administrator has sold the Julia Peckham property in West Broad street to Mrs Isaac Nor man.
 Charles Perry of Westerly was one of the judges of the Brown Wesleyan freshman debate in Providence We'd nesday evening.
 ton for the care of tramps will be . unique proposition even for a Westerly financial town meeting. The committee of Budlong post. G.. A. R. is arranging for the observance or Memorial day. The exercises will be held in the new town hall. Frederick E. Fowler, manager of the Westerly Textile company, has pur- chased building lot in Elm street and will build residence thereon. The republican town committee is bus1ed preparing a slate for presenta- ton to the party caucus. The demo- cratic committee, as usual, is inac- tive.
 With Councilmen Langworthy and rtdASOI elinilnated, councilman Mau- rice w. Flynn becomes the logical candidate for president of the West erly town council, according to GUS tom.
 Eli Sprague, Jr., native Block Islander. has been appointed keeper of the New Shoreham life saving station, to succeed Captain Littlefield, de ceased. He has been in the service five years.
 f the social welfare department of the Westerly District Nurse association. has assumed charge of free employ ment agency in connection with her other duties.
 With town election day less than a month away, fresh fuel has been placed under the political pot, caused Langworthy and Maxson were not to be in the running.
 MT. and Mrs S. J. Reuter- and daughter, Miss Mary Reuter-, who are spending the year ir Germany. keep posted on the affairs of Westerly by reading The Norwich Bulletin, which Is mailed them daily.
 The athletic association of the West erly High school has elected Wallace Craig secretary to succeed Paul Dun woodie, who has left school Donald Kenneth and Walter S. Smith were chosen cheer leaders.
 The board of public works proposi- tion will be thoroughly threshed in hnancla! town meeting next Tuesday. It is hinted that the proposition to hold these meetings in the evening, in- stead of morning. will be revived
 At meeting of the First Baptist church resolution was adopted accept ing. the resignation of Pastor J. w Ford and expressing appreciation of his ability as a preacher, faithfulness as a pastor and winner of souls dur ing his three years pastorate.
 The platform of the bandstand has now new carpet of canvas in prepa- ration for summer use.~ Provided a sufficient sum is added to the custom ary annual appropriation of $10O by the town. the Westerly band will give weekly concerts in Wilcox park
 The roll of honor of the Westerly Ter, H. Chappell, Adelaide Keilar, Jane Peckham, Hannah Stillman, ID. Still man and Sarah King junior. w. Critcherson; freshmen, E. Barnes, Cro- min, Edwards, A. Ravens and Leibo- vitz.
 Mrs. Bridget Hughes, for GA years a resident of Westerly, widow of Hen ry Hughes, died Wednesday morning at her home in East avenue. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. William Savage and Miss Lorette Hughes, and three sons, Harry, James and Charles Hughes.
 The committee of the Westerly fire district has decided to purchase two automobile classes and have them placed on the bodies of the two hose wagons now owned by the district This is in compliance with the vote of the district as recommended by the committee.
 Expert stonemen say that the re- peated efforts to chisel the s.s,In waves" out of the front of the marble postof1ce building is a waste of time and an imposition upon the marble company that is required to bear the expense. Declaration is made that the sun waves cannot be effaced.
 Through the efforts of Frank w Coy, chairman of the traffic commit tee of the Westerly. Board of Trade the Westbound train due to arrive in Westerly at 2,35 aim. will make reg ular stops here. Heretofore stops were