Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-06

I on duty in the town hall. There was
 not the slightest disturbance and the
 registration progressed without any | semblance of interference. Follow
 ing is the list of registrars and the | interpreters:
 | Town board: President Maurioe W Flynn of the Westerly town council 1 Town Clerk Everett E. Whipple. First district registrars: John Fer
 guson, Francis G. Haswell, Everett A Kingsley, Thomas E. Robinson. How
 ard B. Thorpe. Michael J. Turano. l Second district: John J. Dunn, Ev- ! erett Barns, Herman Dock, George A Do1an, Walter c. Hiscox, Daniel F Larlxin, Arthur l.. Perry, Clarence E.
 Roche, Russell l.. Slocum. Spare registrars: Charles $. Fow- Ter, Charles E. Coon. Interpreters: Charles Ruisi, ePter J. Conf, Tradewz Skvoyro and Santo
 Carlon Nigreln.
 First district state military census
 enumerators: William H. Browning, Henry M. Clark, George H. Harper,
 Lewis A. Joslin. wilfred B. Utter,
 Frank N. Wilcox.
 Second district: Clayton A. Burdick,
 E. Howard Clark, Edward B. Coy,
 Arthur M CottreIl, Samuel H. Da-
 wis.
 In Pawcatuck, just over the river in Connecticut, the registration board did the work assigned them without a hitch. the session being held in the
 
 composed of Frederick J. Boultier first selectnnan of the town of StoniE ston, Joseph McGuinness, George E. Leon ard. Albert G. Martin, Louis R. Bur Lord and Fred J. Burdick Captain Shelby Nicholas. and guard detail of the Pawcatuck company, Connecti- cut Home Guard, fully uniformed and equipped, were on duty outside the building all during the session, and %c Iic$T h ance, but none arose. The work of the guard was up to the minute and the relief transfers were in true nnili- tary style.
 The Pawcatuck Fire district inereas- es in iberaIity with age as demon strated at the thirty first annual meet ing. when the salaries of the tax col lector were increased, and for a first time salaries were voted to the chief engineer and to the three assistants The meeting was held in the Peleg $. Barber fire house and Moderator AL bert G. Martin presided, the official call being by pr. William A. Hillard Clark.
 Chief Henry A. Stah1e submitted the report of the board of fire engineers and referred to the installation of an controlled fire alarm sys- tenn.
 The report of Treasurer Claude T.
 
 year to have been s1o.625.91. and ex- penses of $10.eo4.s7, and that the dis trict debt had been reduced nearly 5000.
 ed the collection of taxes to the amount of S7,112.69, interest and lien fees $44.37, and that $40 in taxes were not collected.
 The legislative act authorizing the fire district to expend money in the construction of sidewalks was ap- proved, and an appropriation of $500 was made for that purpose. A p%n was favored that would provide that the district, the town and the abutting property owner each pay one-third of the cost.
 It was voted that the salary of the chief engineer be $1o0 a year and s25 fore each assistant engineer. The treasurer. was fixed at $1oo a year. and another s10o was voted to the man who cared for the motor driven nose wagon.
 Officers for the ensuing wear were elected as follows: Joseph H. McGuin- ness and Fred N. Burdick acting as ,ellers: Albert G. Martin. moderator: William A. Holland, clerk: Claude I. Spencer, treasurer: Charles J. Norris, collector; P; Everett Watrons. Will assessors; Alberti R. Stillman, Will am A. Hillard, auditors: Henry R. 5tahle, chief engineer; Frank L Daw ey, James Shea, James Mcknight. as- Charles J. Norris, Albert G. l Martin, Pierce D. Morrison. fire war l tens; Albert R. Stillman, trustee l 9eleg S. Barber fund.
 In the Westerly probate court | Tuesday afternoon, the will of Will l am B. Greene, who died May 5, 1917, 1 n the village of Pawcatuck, town of | stonington with estate to be admins cred in Westerly, was admitted to 'robate by Judge E. M. Burke. His laughter, Mrs. L. Annie Clark was