Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-12
Local Laeonics.

LoCdt GdConiCSs One arrest in Westerly thus far this
 year.
 Several of Father Pyne's former
 the funeral in Providence this morn
 ing.
 Josiah Tsroadfoot. for several years clerk in the Willard store. has resign
 ed and finished work at the store Sat
 urday.
 Information from the Rhode Island
 hospital Is to the effect that Philip
 Gagne. injured in the Westerly freight
 yard, will receiver.
 Horace Dodge, the oldest clerk ,, in
 Westerly, in point of service in the same store, observed his sixty ninth
 birthday on Monday.
 pr. Russell B. Smith has completed his annual inspection of Westerly school children. Of the 1531 examined,
 122 have defective vision and 31 de- fective hearing.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles ". Willard and daughter Miss Grace Porter Will winter home in Weirsdale, Marvin county, Florida.
 John Welsh of Providence. formerly employed in the Pawcatucl1 Woolen mill, was found frozen to death in q bog near Norwood Sunday afternoon. He was 5 years of age and was a 1 travellnS weaver.
 Charles F. Coon. painter while at work at the residence Of George c. Moore, Saturday afternoon, fell from a staging a distance of twenty feet and l escaped serious injury. He was at tended by pr. F. I. Payne. Miss Marie Zangrandi, an assistant at the Westerly Public library will be at the Westerly high school three af- +EaT.TN TFN He | in library economics and all informa- ton of the library advantages to the pupils.
 James IT. Bishop and Mrs. Jamie P. Pascoe, of Westerly, were among the prize winners at the North Kings town rcultTy show, the former winning l five prizes for Barred Plymouth Rocks and the latter four for Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds. Rev. William r. Williams conducted l the funeral services of Alexander Me F'arland in Christ Episcopal church, Monday morning. There was large attendance of friends, including the
 members of Westerly branch of the l Granite Cutters union. Burial was at River Bend. The bearers were Charles l 0. Gavitt, Alexander Paterson, Abram l F. Datson and Absolom Francis. Harold Stafford, George Main and 1 Oscar Coon, have been arrested charged with breaking and entering ! the Hepsworth store in Hope Valley l They pleaded not guilty when arraign- 1 ed before Justice Barber and, being unable to furnish bonds, they were | committed to Kingston jail. to await l hearing Thursday before Judge Oliver ! H. Williams in the Third district court.
 The funeral of Martha Greene Chap
 man, widow of Albert Chapman took place from the residence of her daugh- l ter, Mrs Louis ". Arnold, Monday af- [ ternoon, the service being conducted 1 by Rev. William F. Williams The bearers were David Franklin Stillnan Charles r. Berry, Alexander Thomp- son, Elisha Eddy. Charles NJ. Woods and John ". Berry Burial was at River Bend.
 At the monthly meeting of the Wes- teIly Ministerial association held ! Monday in the Memorial and Library building. the paper related to The Book of Amos and was presented by Rev H. C. Van Horn. of Asllaway, of the Seventh day Baptist denomination. 4 general discussion in the main favor able to the views presented by Rev l Van Horn, followed the reading of the paper. Rev, Frederick A. Macdonald 1 the new pastor of the PawcatucI1 Con- 1 gregational church, was introduced and admitted to membership in the. asso- l citation.