Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-15
MRS. DAH0OD FINED AT WESTERLY
Mother Who Assaulted Daughter and Broke Up School Ses sion Peralized $25 and Costs and $1O0 and Costs-Gn Once Ward of Rock Nook Hosne Norwich State Liber- ty Loan Subscriptions Reach $1O, ,26O 200-Town of Richmond Wants Light and Power.

, keld it's annual communication Thurs day evening, October 11th. The elee- ton and tnstalla tion of ofncers was conducted by K. w.. Norris 6. Abbott, district deputy grand master and board of grand officers, the roster be- ing as follows:
 Louis, B; Sunderland master; Elisha R. Bitgood, S., w.; ", Harry Baowning. treasurer; W. George E. Greene. secretary; Edgar Spencer, chaplain; Andrew J. Hawkins, $: D.; Fred II; Fendleton. J; D.; w.; Alon- J. S.: w., George. W. Avery, master; Fred Mitchell. musicaal director: Geo. w. Kenyon, tyler,- i After the election a collation. was served in .he banquet room.
 Subscriptions of S2,15a,4oo to the second Liberty Loan in Rhode Island, Saturday, boosted the total thus far l raised to s10,26O, ,20G, the result being better than in any of the three pre- receipts for Saturday from the sev- oral districts and the total results: Providence district. Saturday s1, s1s,soe. total ss,2so, ,4so; Pawtucbes. Newport, Saturday, s9,o0o, tota! s425,- 300: Woonsocket, Saturday. $253, ,45O; 3s9.So0 Westerly, Sa turday, u9,300; e4.900: Exeter. Saturday, $1.o50: s6,-
 
 1850: Bristol county, Saturday,. $350; total $7,100: total, Saturday, $2,153, ,400; total to date $10.26O, 200.
 There will be an active campaign the coming week throughout the state. On Tuesday evening, under the aus rices of the Westerly Women's club, Hon. Roswell B. Burchard will speak ill the town hall. 4.-...c- The status of members of private. ly organized mill fire company under the provisions of the State Firemen's Keller Fund sWas the subject of an in teresting and animated discussion at the quarterly meeting of the Rhode Is iand State Firemen's League held at Manville. The consensus of opinion was that such organizations were as much entitled to benefits and relief as lt the company was a town or village assoeia tion. as the law does not in any way discriminate between fire com. panles. whether they are publicly or privately maintained. Secretary Frederic W. Cady of the league who is a member of the State Relief Board, answered a number Of questions regarding the fund and it's distribution and gave a very interest ing address. citing number of the cases that the commissioners have had to consider and adjudicate. The active companies of the wester- Il Fire department paraded Saturday night and attended the fair of the Westerly Firemen's associat tion The Westerly unit of the WomaIl's League for National Service is to take active part in the Liberty Loan cam. paisn. The committee in charge of the mass meeting to be held next members: Mrs. Fred Hall, Mus. Tiom- as Hope, Miss H. Louise Ayers and Mrs. Ergar P. Maxson.
 Word comes to MT. and Mrs. Pat ,icI- of <h@ France of her son, Corporal Joseph Donovan. Company l. 1o2d Regiment Connecticut.
 Miss Emma Lsneworthy was operat- cd upon successfully for appendicitis at the Mlddlesex hospital Middletown Conn.
 The republican town committee has prepared the slate to be submitted to the caucus Tuesday evening, which contains the names of the committee ca ndidates for town officers.
 The Red Cross chapter of Westerly has contributed POP sweaters for the Rhode Island soldier boys at Camp Devens. The call was for 1000 for the state. and the allotment of Wester- ly was 4S
 The Human Fly is booked to climb the Rhode Island hotel Thursday ev- enine A part of the coin collected lumbus fund for recreation centers in military camps.
 The state officers made an official visitation to Narragansett lodge of Odd Fellows. Saturday evening.
 Next Thursday evening. Donald North. scout executive of FIode Is- land, will add-ess the Westerly Boy Scouts. in regard to their canvass for the purchase of Liberty oBnds
 Meetings of the IT. S.-.J. club will be continued during the winter as it was so voted at a meeting held at the home of Miss Louise Coy. The S. D. B. oscietv of the Pawca- tuck Seventh Day Baptist church. held session Sunday evening at the home of Miss Louise Ayers :n Maple l avenue. :. J. Howard Brown and family of New Haven. are at the home of Mfr. l Browns parents, Mir. and Mrs. John l B. Brown. | Frank L. Stephens was host at a | dinner and social given the members | of the Young Mems social club. at. the | home of Mrs. Henry Spencer, in Wa i ter street. Friday evening. . Mrs. J. r. Joseph has returned from | 3 visit to rela .'ves in Norwich. Mrs. Edwin Thompson is visiting rel. | 2tives in New London .,.-
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