Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-09
NOTABLE CAREER OFsWESTERLY man
Rear Admiral Dunn Has Had Twenty Years of Sea Service
and Over Nineteen Years of Shore Duty-Wanna-
moisett Golf Course Record Broken by Dr.. Tetow of
Westerly With Score of 81 for Nine HoIes-Daily Hap
peninRs Chroncled

Mr.. and Mrs samueh stralson in Still
man avenue.
William Sullivan fs the guest Of
Postmaster and Mrs. Charles ]. Butler
at Watch Hill.
Henry Eddy Of Charlotte, NJ. c., is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Aitken, 55 Cross street
Mrs. Henry Leonard of New York Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Lucius p.
Burch, in Granite street
Rear Admiral Dunn and son Donald
are at the Dunn home in the Haver-
shaw section Of Westerly.
The nne concert by the Westerly
band was appreciated by many on
Sunday at Atlantic Beach.
William T. May Of New London
spent Sunday with his brother, Dr..
John L. May, in Westerly.
Auctioneer Eugene B. PendIeton sold
Saturday at bankruptcy sale a motor
boat to ]. Fred Barber for $40.
John R. Howell Of Amsterdam. N.
Y, Is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Fanny Surber, Of School street.
Captain William J. Thompson; of
New Orleans, is visiting his father in
Westerly, Alexander c. Thompson.
Mrs. George surber Of Providence,
who has been the guest Of Mrs Annie
Hoxie in Westerly. left Sunday after
noon for Norwich.
DR.. and Mrs. william ]. Burke and
Edward Burke of Providence are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Muir
ply Of Spruce street
Mrs. Charles Barker, who was strick-
en- with paralysis while visiting her son
Earle in Plainfield, n. j., arrived at
her home in High street Sunday even
ing.
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to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Mitchell, re-
turned to her home in River Point
Saturday. Mrs. Browning is Mrs.
MitchelPs mother.
Miss Fannie E. Wilcox, librarian of
the reference department Of the West
erly public library. is now at Weeka-
paug, having returned from several
weeks visit in Canada
Frank Foley of Westerly, who has
been playing baseball with the New
Haven team OF the Colonial league.
has been exchanged for two players
from the Pawtucket team.
There were many visitors to Watch
Hill and Pleasant View, Sunday, and
those who tarried long to enjoy the
full benefit Of the sea breezes received
the disadvantages Of a heavy rain
fall.
Cadet Henry Nee. Pendleton has
been assigned as second lieutenant to
the Second cavalry. stationed at Fort
Ethan Allen, Vermont He Is son of
Col Edwin P. Pendleton. U. S. A. re-
tired, Of Westerly.
In honor of Miss Leah Cornell of
Stonington, who is to marry Adam S.
Archie of Westerly next month, Miss
Josephine King entertained at the cot
tage of Mr.. and Mrs Clifford w. Camp
bell Saturday evening at Pleasant
View.
The members Of the South County
Rod and Gun club and a number of
friends enjoyed an outing at Barnes
Point, Brightman's pond. Sunday.
There were field sports galore and of
course the chowder and clambake at
fractions.
Col. Frank Smith Arnold. prominent
in politics, active in Rhode Island state
military and Providence social circles,
and a leading corporation lawyer, who
died in Providence Friday, was born
in New London, Conn, July 81, 1854.
Smith Arnold.
Charles w. Willard Of Westerly,
chairman of the Rhode Island inland
fish commission, treasurer of the Ma
tioual Fisheries association and presi-
dent of the Atlantic Tuna club, went
to Block Island Saturday. The Tuna
club was formed through his efforts
and has added to the attractions of
Rhode Island waters and the coming
of sportsmen from all sections of the
country who fish with rod and reel
for the pleasure there is in It.