Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13

ana 314e 70 Fe90 ana write The Der capita tax to the national council will Der and the Orphans Home tax S8 cents for every member of the order.
 National Rsnrsesakatfss tiaupa snh- ulittsd his extract of speech asliSer- ed ag Congressman John L.. Burnett of Alabama. delivered at the session Of the national council at Cedar Point
 When this cruel war Is over. you will see the undesirabies of Europe coming over in greater numbers than ever: he said The best people of the war-stricken lands of Europe N,iA stay to rehahntate their fortunes. The criminals. the vicious. the anarchists. will come to America My bin win keep them out IT the president Ve- toes ic. then congress- with the help of the nation will pass it over the veto. The bull must go to the president be- fore the next election. The declara- tioa of our principles show that we are not opposed to the best kind of immigration. We welcome those who come here loving liberty. but we have no room for the nfhilist. the an arehist. and the escaped criminal
 The state council fs composed of these councils. and all were fully rsp- reseReeds Wiona of Woonsockets $ Washington of ProVidences Hope of Westerly; Miantononnoh or Provi- deRees Eagle of Providence; Union of Valley Falls: Commodore Perry of Wakefield. and Pawcatuck of shan aock. Besides the delegates and ex- state ofleers. there were several vls- ting Mechanics fronA other states. ln- eludiag E. D Dillingham Of Pitts 6urgh. editor of American. the ofncial tional Councillor C. NJ Monlton oa Ward Hfl. Mass. who installed the newly elected officers.
 Twenty candidates were admitted to membership in the state councl, the largest number since the institution of the council and they were instructed in the lessons of the upper body.
 At the mfterroon sesaion ofFso@ru for the ensuing year were elected. As fol- leNss J. Henry Potter of Westerly, state councillor: Victor R. CheverS ot Providence. state vice councillors Ar
 secretary: Leslie W. Crocker of Provi- | dence. state treasurers R, Ralph Cor l nell of Shamrock. conductors Par
 don Fl. Cranston of Providence. war
 den; George F. Harvey of Wakefield
 denee, outside guard; Fred l., North rop of Wakefield. chaplains John w
 Yeomans Of Providence. junior past state councillor.
 The next annual meeting win be
 held with Commodore Perry council in Wakefield. October 10, ie16. The representatives to the national coun. ell are: John Hogdkina of Valley Falls
 and Herbert F. Humes of Providence State Councillor Yeomans appoint ed George Chace of Providence. Her bert M. Swinney of Westerly, and John T. Northrup of Providence. . | committee on the good of the order The session adjourned at A.90 to meet In Wakefield year hence after completing the business, and the pas
 sage of the customary resolutions. | Mrs. Mary r. Barber wac rendered
 a aurpriaa party by her children and other relatives, Mordm1p at her home
 on the Cedar Valley farm, near Woody Hil in Exeter, R. T.. In honor of her
 seventieth birthday. There were ao
 in attendnnce including seven of her | eight children, i've grandchildren | Judge and Mrs. Nathan B. Lewis of l West Kingston. Mrs. Orlando R. smith of Westerly. MT and Mra. George L. Barber of Boston. Arthur L. Barber and sister. Mrs. Rltven, of Pawtucket Mir. and Mrs. John ". Lewis, and daughter, of voluntown, and MT. and | Mrs. ID. c. Kenyon and three sons. of 1 Rockville. Conn.
 The D. o. r. c. alrla ef the Broad l Street Christlan church. gMve sur prise kitchen shower 10 Miss Leonis