Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-21
TALKED ABOUT IN WESTERLY
Orn Robinson Asks Judge Forbid Saloon Keepers Give Him Lquor-Placed on Probation Same Chance Civ en John Glchrist-Deat of William O. Pierce-Ray- mond L. clarils Stock Auctiored.

bation by Judge Oliver H. Williams, upon payment of costs. Mir. Robinson stated that he had driven in for some fodder, got wet and went into a sa- loon. got drink and then another and with the usual result.
 John Gilchrist, who was arrested with Robinson in Granite street, near John, Tuesday night was arralgned upon the charge of driving Robinson's horse faster than the common travel village of Westerly and he pleaded guilty. 0ilchrist Is 21 years of age. and Judge Williams pointed out the error of his way in traveling the wide several episodes in which Gilchrist had figured with young men of bad repute. The judge. instead of sending Gilchrist to the Providence county jail. said he had decided to give him a chance to get back to the straight and narrow path Upon payment of costs. he was placed on probation and or dered to report to Chief Brown week ly.
 William o. Pierce. ee,. son of the late MT. and Mrs. Bernard Pierce, of Mes- teriy, died late Tuesday afternoon at his home, 54 Pierce street, after a long illness. As a young man he worked at carpenterfng and masonry but of late years he devoted himself to his
 
 by two sisters. Miss Martha B. Pierce and Mrs. Stephen Whitaker and a half-brother. Charles P. Pierce. He was brother of the late Edgar B. Pierce, leading contractor in New London. He was O member of the Broad Street Christian church and n charter member of Granite council, No. TIT. Royal Arcanum.
 The fixtures and stock In the store, corner of Broad and Union strests, formerly owned and conducted by Raymond L. Clark. of Norwich. was sold at public auction, by Eugene R. Pendleton, auctioneer, Wednesday morning. It was an execution sale and under the direction of Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. Mitchell. Besides the stock. valued at least S150. there were three large modern show cases, two cash registers, a safe, soda water fountain, metal tables and chairs and other modern fixtures, and all were purchased for S330 by Angelo Touro. of the legal procedure. with perhaps a very small balance for distribution to creditors.
 of MT. and Mrs. Herbert r. Kenyon. and Carl Oliver Flint local manager of the Western Union Telegraph Of f1ce. son of MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Flint of Rockland. Maine, were mar | ried Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides parents. in Park avenue. Rev. John G. Dutton ofilciated The | wedding march was played by Miss Grace Carmichael. Miss Marion Ken yon, sister of the bride, was brides maid, and Leo Crawford of Providence was best man. After the wedding re- ception MT. and Mrs. Flint left on their honeymoon trip to Maine
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 Quite q number of relatives from Westerly attended the marriage in New, London Tuesday of John F. Montague formerly of Westerly. to Miss Mary T.. at a nuptial high mass with Rev. Alex ander Wollschlager celebrant. Miss | Mary Mansfield, a cousin of the bride was bridesmaid. and Joseph Montague of Westerly, a brother of the groom was the best man. After the marriage | there was a reception at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Catherine | Kiely, in Terrace avenue. Upon theil return from the wedding trip Mir and Mrs. Montague will reside at the home fthe brides mother.
 Local Laeonies.
 Charles P. Pierce. who purchased the Benjamin York place in Beach | street, has sold a building lot from the plot to Ward Sherman, who is tc erect a dwelling thereon.
 There are defects in the highway ir Dixon square much more dangerous tC public travel than was the depression in the sidewalk at the corner of Broat and Main streets that cost the towr | of Westerly over $1 100 in damages.
 East Hartford-The serni-annua meeting of the Mount Holyoke Alum nae association of this city will b, held at the home of Mrs. Georg