Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21
WESTERLY WANTS COURT SESSIONS
Will Seek Have Two Regular Terms of Superior Court Delay in Returning Sum of $6.7O Causes Trouble for Rural Mail Carrier-Sleeping Car Trucks Leave Track, Causing Traffic Delay-Mellow-W Wright Marriage Death of Mrs. Ann Coon Brightman, 93.

rished a bond of s1,o0o for appearance in the United States district court.
 The accused is held on two counts in connection with money he received for money orders and did not pay i-1 at the Westerly poStoffice. One count alleges an embezzlement of $3 and the other $3.70. Clark made good these amounts before being arrested, and, it is said, the transactions were due to neglect rather than intent to defraud.
 There was a disarrangement of schedule for a few hours, Wednesday morning, of east bound trains, due to an accident on the De Luxe sleeping car train which usually arrives in
 Westerly at 4.09 a. m. Just after pair of trucks of one of the cars left the rail, and the train was stopped before any damage of consequence re- suited. The Adams Express train fol- lowing was delayed for an hour at Stonington, pending the clearance of the wreck. then proceeded on the west bound track to Westerly, and then crossed over on the east bound.
 The accommodation train due in
 Westerly from New London at 6.5S,
 was held up at Stonington, and was on a siding there when the train due in Westerly at 7.50 arrived. This train
 was sent ahead over the west bound
 track as far as Westerly, and from
 there on to Providence did the work of the 6.5S train, the latter train fol- lowing twenty minutes later. After
 that the schedule was adhered to with
 out interruption.
 Under the aPportionment of socie-
 ties and churches for the Young Peo-
 ples' Board of the Seventh Day Bap-
 tist denomination, the sum of $450 is apportioned to the First Westerly church, $50 to the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church. and $3.S0 to the Second Westerly church. Among the
 other apportionments are $7:eo to the Waterford church, $4S.6O to First Hap kinton, SIP to Second Hopkinton, $21 20 to Rockville. $40 to Cumberland. The highest apportionment is $60 to Alfred l the next $59.SO to Milton, $59.20 to
 Shiloh. s55.2o to North Loup, to sa- lem $54.S0 and then comes $50 each l to Pawcatuck and Plainfield.
 Ernest Mellow and Miss Helen May | Wright were married "Wednesday
 morning by Rev. John G. Dutton. pas | tor Of the Christian church, at the l Stillman avenue. The ceremony was i performed in the presence of relatives
 and intimate friends. After the we'd i ding feast. MT. and Mrs. Mellow left ! on their wedding trip to Providence | Upon their return they will reside IT
 the Mellow home in StIIlnan avenue | PaWcatuck.
 At the home of her daughter, Mrs i Abby J. Weeden, Mra. Ann D. Coor Brightman, one of the oldest residents ! died at the age of 93. She was borr | in Hopkinton. September 7. 1928. the | daughter Of Moses Barber and Mar tf1a Boss Coon. On November 12. 1843 she married Horace Brigntn1an ot Westerly, and from the time of her I marriage to the death of her husband l in 1902. she resided at Br1ghtnlans s Pond. Eight years ago she took UP l her residence with her daughter in the village of Westerly. She was the old- CT of a family of four children and was the last survivor.