Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-22

away, first cock, first hen. Columbian Wyandottes = Ernest A. White, Foxboro, Mass, first cock, first
 hen, first cockerel first bullet; Frank
 Hill, Ashaway, second cock, secona
 hen, first pen, shape and color first
 hen, shape and color first cockerel.
 Sicilian Buttercups - Earl F. Wills,
 Westerly, first, second cock, first sec
 ond, third hen, first cockerel, first,
 second, third bullet, shape and color
 cock, shape and color hen.
 Black Breasted Red Game-Mudge
 & Son, Westerly, first, second, third
 hen, shape and color third cockerei,
 first bullet; William c. Nudge, Jr.,
 first, second cockerel, first, second pull
 let shape and color first cockerel. ,
 N. B. Hartford of Bournedale, Mass.
 was awarded the prize for the exhibit
 or coming the greatest distance. w.
 H. Congdon of Oakdale is the prize
 winner for the largest individual en-
 try, 107 bantams.
 John y. Kennedy is superintendent
 of the show, and he is assisted by Ed
 ward L. Gavitt. William C. Nudge. the-secretary, is naturally the busiest man at the show. The judges are C. B. Ballou of Worcester, A J. Richards of Woonsocket and Prof. Daniel J. Lambert of the Rhode Island State college.
 A large delegation from Westerly will attend the first state conference of the Rhode Island Boy Scouts ta-lse held in Providence today CF'riday) and Saturday of next week. There will be three sessions. Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday afternoon. The first will open with a talk on Vocation al Scouting by David Stone Wheeler of the Rhode Island State college. J. J. BodeM will speak on Thrift, one of the qualities of a real scout. Dr. Nor man B. Cole will lecture on Everyday Emergencies, a first aid talk. David Owl of the Cherokee tribe and Sound Ing Feather, an Apache, will tell about Indian Folk Lore.
 The main meeting will be on Friday evening and will open with reception to the new troops and scoutmasters. Assembly will sound at 7.30 and taps 9.50. The Rhode Island Boy Scout band will furnish the music. Mayor Joseph H. Gainer will make the ad- dress of welcome and Governor R. Livingston Beeckman will award the scout medals. William Longfellow, will talk on Self Defense, and Chief Owl and Sounding Feather will tell the boys about Indian Life. A gen. era1 reception will follow the address es.
 Saturday morning the Boy Scouts will visit the Providence Journal build ing, where the making of a newspaper will be explained, followed with a visit to points of interest about the city. In the afternoon Prof. H. W. Brown of Colby college will speak on Man the Masterful, and Rabbit Maranviue, shortstop of the Braves, will speak on Baseball. Charles Towne. for a time describe Western Life, and Major o. 1 Edward Buxton, Jr, will talk On Patriotism.
 The handsome memorial windows to Edwin Milner and John H. MiIner will 1 be in place in Christ Episcopal church 1 by Christmas morning. The memo | ria1s arrived in Westerly Thursday, | and experts in the line from Boston l are at work setting them in the nave | of the church. One of the windows is l given by Mrs. John H. Mi1ner in mem 1 ory of her husband, and the other is l given by her sons, John, Henry R. and | Louis Milner, in memory of their un- cle, Edwin Mi1ner. There is a tablet l Tn the church given by Edwin Milner | to the memory of John Hobart Cross, ] and in 1905 MT. Miner, when the tower | of the church was completed, gave a chime of ten bells. The inscription on | the big bell of the chimes reads:
 TO the most high praise to the | Trlune God and in filial and blessed l memory of John and Charlotte Milner, lS69-1902."
 State Deputy Councillor Harry A, | Williams of Westerly will install the | officers of Commodore Perry council, | Junior Order American Mechanics, of l. South Kingston, on the evening of Jan. l2. The deputy will be accompanied | by about 50 members of Hope council | of Westerly. Henry A. Rathbun has been appointed a committee to make for the reception of Dep- 1ty Williams and the Westerly bretf- ren. The committee has arranged for 3 theatre party preceding the installa- ton, which will be followed with a supper. Last October the South King | ston Mechanics were entertained at | westerly by Hope council members.
 Officers of Westerly grange, Patrons of Husbandry, were elected as follows | m annual meeting: c. Palmer Chab- man, master; Roger F. Durham, over | seer; Fanny S. Gavitt, lecturer; wfI- ham H. Burdick, steward; J. Hobart | Chapman. assistant steward; Mrs. Hat E1e l.. c. Barbour, chaplain;' George F. ! Barbour, treasurer; Mrs. Isabelle c. | Chapman. secretary: Harvey Arzam- arsk1, gatekeeper; Mrs. William F. Saunders, Ceres; Mrs. Adella M Bur- dick, Pomona; Mrs. Cannfe B. L. Hall. Flora; Edith c. ChampIin, lady as sistant steward; William c. Gavitt. member executive committee for three l years.
 Local Laconics.