Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-30

Monday. as the penalty win be in
 The members of Nina Council, ceivsd holy communion in body in St Mary's church. Sunday
 Following the example of the West erly Ire department, the fremen of Narragansett have organized night patrol for guarding the nrehouse-
 Aiss Marsaret Bufrum was . brides maid at the marriage of Miss Hazel Treat. of Providence. and Frederick Guthrie Cunningham. Jr. Saturday noon.
 Hiram Fenner Green, who was born died April q. in Peoria III. He is sur vived by his widow. three daughters and a son.
 William H. Lewis. 7s. hackman in Stoninston borough for more than for " years, died Friday morning at the near relatives.
 Quarteruaaster General Glines has received orders to ship to Fort Adams all nrins equipment in the state ar mortes At Westerly. Prevalence. Paw tucket. Woonsocket and Riyerpoint ,n1 The % pssysllns al ,I price ice Of ice the Sem, pound at retail, and the allesed cause tor the increase is said to be the high cost of labor during the harvesting,
 Robert CraAdaN, ef Westerly, em- ployed in the SteAiagten shipyard. which he was at work, FFldaS. and i've Fies on his Fisht side were fFae-
 The body of William s, Letehferd, whe died fhuFsday at AeFristewns N, eIass and was SSsiss sanasy sissrNeea ate tR SteniAsteA cemetery. The eenamit4 sal service Was conducted hy Rev, Dwight ], Stone,
 Effort ia hsiAa made te have the ssiseFMsA st tes sewn ef aseAsAateM le sell iAteSleaNts te soldiers and sail. yaits it is believed it will extend eveF the river iA the tewN et Westerly,
 At the. .NarsegaAsett hotel, PFeyi. sss %sssS s N esseses sse a ss SSS sSsS s's as sss f8IAdfofd BSeihg association eAter- tAihed twenty guests Al a bachelor sNBhen fte ia 10 RlaFFN Wednesday, Miss JHlia A. 8atfAeS af Westerly.
 N. F HitA we'll known N Westerly, Ns sNpeFiAteAaent sf construction iN the United states tifesANiA@ service, hAs been appointed a captain 0f eA. 9iheefs, and Asslshed 10 the officers reserve corps. and located iA Detroit,
 several men et pFemtnenee in wes2
 
 heeted with church work, nave Init the trail" at the Rees revival N the efiipofafS tabernacle ih Westerly The isvivel has been a success and there Is already a noticeable increase iA the church membership.
 The tax rate on real and tangible property fn Westerly is SIS Oh Si,000, and in Providence the rate Is SiT.5O, in Woohsoeket S17, in Paw tueket sis.5o and Newport SIS. In west x4 kkkAt4 Naffagahe eett, Hop<inton, East Provis dence. and Central Falls the same as In Westerly.
 May breakfasts, on the carly mornA Ing Of the first day of May were In. troduced in this state just fifty years the founders and first president of the Searles Benevolent society The an efent custom came from Rome to Eng and and is generally observed in the churches.
 Rev. T. L. Gardner. pastor of the Seventh Day Baptist church in Plain Held, at that place Thursday evening omciated at the marriage of Miss Hell sn s May Rogers. daughter of MT; and Ellsworth, son of Mrs. David E. Tits worth, all of Plainfield. The parties are we'll known in Westerly. The work of building the concrete road to West Broad street. Pawca-
 
 ngton road, is progressing rapidly un- fer the direction of the Connecticut commissioner The new road will be from curb to curb and will cost approximately $s,000, half of which | will be paid by the town of Stoning- .on. Mrs. Lena Stanton Babcock, former | v of Stonington, died last Wednesday | It the home of her son. Captain Con | 'ad S. sBabcock. in Honolulu. She was | he widow of Brfgadier John B. Bab- l cock. former adjutant general of the I srmy and detailed as inspector of the l of the Connecticut Ma | .ional Guard. years ago, when Gen. | ,ral George Haven of New London was | brigade commander Information was received recently in | Westerly of the death in q New York | hospital of Henry T. Hale, for sev- .ral years a resident of Westerly. He | vas son of the late Almarin T. Hale. ormerly proprietor of the Watch TIfii | louse and the Croc<er house in New i london. Henry Hale has served as | !teward at the Watch Hin house, the | Dixon house, Westerly, the Crocker | louse, and hotels in New York city. Ie. 4m f.~. L