Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-06

There was large gathering of per-
sons interested at the ceremony of the
cornerstone laying for the ClarkvilIe
Union church of PawcatuCk, to be util-
lied without regard to denomination
and made possible through the gen
erosity of the officials of the William
Clark mill of the American Thread
company. The church will be erected
on a lot donated by the company in
Clarkville, in the vicinity of the mill
and will be great convenience to the
people in that part of the village of
Pawcatuck. The exercises opened with
the doXOlOgy. After the invocation by
Rev. John NJ. Collins, who has been
conducting religious service at Clark
vile for many years, and scripture
reading, the cornerstone was placed in
position by Mrs. William Clark.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
frederick H. Decker, now engaged in
mission work in Providence. and a
former pastor of the Pawcatuck Con-
gregational church and who is familiar
with the local conditions. Prayer fol-
lowed the sermon and remarks were
made by the following, interspersed
with singing: Rev. Samuel NJ. Cath
cart, retired pastor of Pawcatucll
Congregational church; Rev. William
F. Williams, rector of Christ Episco-
pal church; Rev. John G. Dutr6r, min
ton. minister of Broad Street Chris
tan church; Rev. Lyman G. Horton,
pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal
church; Rev. F. Stewart KinIey, pas
tor of First Baptist church; Rev.
Clayton A. Burdick, pastor Pawcatuck
Seventh Day Baptist church, and Rev
Frederick A. Mcdonald, pastor Paw
Catuck Congregational church. The
exercises closed with the benediction.
Now comes. another chapter in con-
nection with the note endorsing case of
the Eldredge Construction company,
which bore the endorsement of John
7. Edmond, Henry p Walton and
Warren c. Randall. The note was
paid by Messrs. Edmond and Walton
and the latter brought suit against
Randall and recovered the part due
him. Edmond then brought action
against Randall and on February %,
1914 was given Judgment in the sum
of S716.45 and $74.S6 in costs. This
judgment has not beer paid and suit
is brought claiming foreclosure of
judgment lien against Randall. Three
pieces of real estate In the town of
been attached. The writ is returnable
to the superior court for New London
county, the first Tuesday in June.
An organization for the purpose of
creating interest and developing radio
communication in Westerly and Paw
catuck, and to enlarge the field of
wireless telegraphy il this section, was
formed at a meeting of young men in
terested in this work, at a meeting
held in the Memorial and Library
building, Friday evening. These Off
GERS were elected: Lester GaVitt, pres
ident; Edwin Allen, treasurer and chief
operator; Albert r. Champlin, chief
electrician; Reginald Dean radio po-
lice for Westerly: Royal Ellis, radio
police for Pawcatuck. The new or
ganization is to be known as the Wes-
terly Wireless club.
Local Laconics.
The Stonington All Stars walloped
the Westerly High school team at foot
ball in Westerly, Saturday afternoon
! by a score of 10 to 0.
Sidney Johnson and Fred Barker
while near the sand pit on the Post
road, Saturday morning, were startled
| by an eagle that come from the bush
es. Johnson grabbed the bird by the
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