Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-19

Amos B, Taylor, who died in Old Mystic Tuesday. in his ninety first year, forrnsriy resided in the Collins house in Main street. Westerly, and was employed as boss spinner by Babcock and Moss in the mills now owned and occupied by the Westerly Textile company. He left Westerly and went to Old Mystic where he estab- lisiled a woolen mill and engaged in business on his own. account. While in Westerly and in the younger days of the Ate Stephen Wilcox, who en- dowed the Westerly Memorial and Li- Mir. Taylor was associated with him and Charles H. Denison in working out the inventive plans of Mir. Wilcox and was classed among he intimate friends of Westeriy's philanthrophist Their business relations ended when Boiler company was formed and Mir Wilcox devoted his time to that great industry; but their close friendship remained and MT. Wilcox succeeded in his business and arnassed great wealth and during his lifetime re. membered his old friend in a substan- tial way. After the death of MT. Wilcox his widow continued the good offices of her husband Shortly be- fore Mrs. Wilcox died she gave to MT. comfort during the balance of his long life.
 Mr. Taylor was born in Lyme, Conn, December 21. 1924. the son of Amy Lamphere and Benjamin F. Tayloh, and is survived by son. their daughters, Mrs. Arthur Terton of New. York city. Mrs. Mary Dew hurst of Chicago, and Mrs. Simeon Gallup of Old Mystic; also brother, John Taylor of Old Mystic.
 
 just issued a Directory of American Saw Mills. The directory does not purport to be complete, but does con tain the names of all mills that re- piled continuously to annual requests for information from 1909 to 1918. The mills located for Rhode Island are:
 At Bradford, Joseph o. Girard; Chepachet, Nelson O. Plank; East Greenwich, H. N. Girard; Foster Gen. tre, J. W. Bowen and Son. Hope Valley, H. N. Girard. These mills are in the dirtceory for Connecticut.
 At AlIenton Farms, Walters and Bronson: Andover. L. B. Whitcomb; Bethel. J. H. Franz, .Alansen Stanton; Bramford, Harrison and Snow; Campville. Brown Mills and Farms; Canaan Chauncey B. Brewer: Clinton, J. w. Chapman; Collinsville, A. NJ. McDonald; Ellington, John E. Easter wood: Granby, Arthur A. Clark; Greenwich, George B. Tompkfns: Guilford. Harrison and Snow; Had lyme, J. w. Chapman; Hawleyville. E. Eagan; Lakeville, E. W. Spur; Lyme, Ingalls, company; Mt Carmel, Wes- ley N. Peek; Manchester, Ely Broth chs: Merrow, George N. Sterry: Mid dleberry, Waters and Johnson; New Canaan, Harrison and Snow; New Hartford, A. M. Anderson, H. c. Mes senger; North Ashford, George w. 1 Thayer, E. B. Crockett. Charles w. Geisthardt; Ingals company; Oneco, | William N. Sweet: Plainfield, Charles 1 H. Phillips; Preston City. Charles M. Geisthardt; Putnam, Child company; F. W. Bradley; Somers. w. c. Pease; | South Britain, J. L. Mitchell; South l bury J. L. Mitchell Southport, More l house Brothers; Stafford Sprinlzs, A. D. Chism; Stamford, E. P. Brown; l Stephney Depo, Horace H. Wheeler; 1 Still River Guy H. Wright; Tariff vile. Harry w. Case; Terryville 1 Stephen A. Bradley; Thomaston | Stephen A. Bradley, F. E. Howard, T l E. Negus. Joel w. Skilton; Farming | ton, William F. Abeling; West Will 1 ing, Ely Brothers; H. W. Hanson, Jr. ] Winsted, B. W. Ives, R. P. Ward l Wocdbury. Samuel N. Pond.
 Judge George T. Brown announced | ! nufSday m the superior court now 1 in session at Kingston, that an ad- l journed session of the court would i be held in Westerly, commencing next l Monday, and that eases will be called 1 in the order in which they are set
 down for trial and that all parties in
 interest will be ready when the cases
 are reached. The docket for Westerly 1 is as follows:
 State vs. Edmond A. Crosby. Albert ] A. Vaslet vs. Andrew J. Martin Fow- Ter. George l.. Palmer vs. Antti Aby, 1 Abel P. Randall vs. Antti Oby, William H. Staplin vs. Grant H. and Ray G. Ames, Lorenzo Siracusa vs. Joseph S Grills, Mary $. Burdick vs. William
 A. Wilcox, John E. Gavitt vs. Charles D. Wilcox. Charles D. Chapman vs N. Y, x. H. & H. R. R. company Nellie B. Bray vs Marion Harding alias, Nata1e Bonvenuto vs. Joseph z Grills, Antonio Nigrelli ys. New Bruns- l wick Fire Insurance company, motior continued to Westerly session: Alex ander Mccall. Jr.. vs. Elizabeth Smith | Mccall, Luigi Falcone vs. Vincenzins | F'alcone, Rose Murano vs. Augustine | Murano.