Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Recent transfer deeds of real estate recorded in the office of tho town clerk Of Westerly are as follows: Augustus ioring, trustee, to Harriet R. Smither. 8 7-10f acres, with improvements, north side Quonocontaug pond; Harriet R. Srniti1er to c. Edwin Cove, same: c. Sanford. same; Oliver B. Macomber heirs to Henrietta W. Sanford, three quarters acre adjoining land of gran tee. William B. Green estate to Archie H.. Sheldon,- house and lot south side Clark street; Francis c. Hasweil ct al. to Westerly Industrial and Improve ment company, five lots with improve ments, Canal and Pleasant street: An gelo NJ. Guarino, to Rosario R.uno, six lots at Oak street center; Charlotte S. D. Randall to Ezra Means Spencer, three lots with improvements at Avondale; Winnapaug company to lots in Atlantic avenue, Pleasant View, quit claim F. Miss Edith Rathbun. engaged in the law office of her r&brother, Jadse Her bert w. Rathbun, kas been relieved contents. which included~s75 in new bank notes. She was. about to start on an automobile trip to New York and placed the bag on a. desk in the door being % open. While M Miss T Rathbnn was in the inner office some one step ped in and purioined the shopping bag and the money. Miss Rathbun was open door was not within her vision. There are, circumstances connected with the theft that place strong sus- picion against a certain individual known to Miss Rathbun and the judge. At the union service so be held in Grsee Methodist churci, this (Thanl<s-
 
 services will be as follows: Or gan prelude; President Wilson's Thanksgiving Proclamation, Rev. F. Stewart Kinley: hymn. America: Lords Praper: hymn. O King of KI1gs, Q Lord of Hosts: responsive reading; Gloria Patri; Scripture lesson, Rev. IT.eG. A. Jones: prayer, Rev. Clayton A: Burdick: Governor Thanksgiving Message, Rev. E. J. Curry: offering for,g the Assyrian- Armenian Relief fund; hymn Our Thought Thee Is Glad With Hope; sermon. Rev. John c. sDutton; hymn The Breaking Our Fathers God to Thee We Raise; benediction.
 Local Laeoniea
 There is a general ome-coming for Thanksgiving day.
 Than nksgiving post office hours: From [ to g a. m. and te 6 p. m.
 Turkeys roasted so, high that many in Westerly could not reach them.
 There. was a masuuerade dance in Caiedonian hall, Wednesday, night. Rock candy is being substituted for sugar in coffee in some Westerly fam lilies.
 Tag day, Saturday. for the benefit of the Loyalty Fund for Rhode Island soldiers. ss t.
 Attorney Samuel H. Davis has been chosen local manager Of the Christmas drive for Red Cross membership.
 The sale of Red Cross seals. will be- Tin in Westerly, Monday, under the direction of Mrs. Edward Brown Coy. Theres is still scarcity of sugar in Westerly and cranherries are a drug in the market at Thanksgiving time. Weather permitting. there will be "a sIaootiny tourney today at the grounds of tir~ South County Rod and Gun club, in Westerly. ' The crack Westerly High School football team aud an eleven represent ing the Alumni will play a game this (Thursday) morning in Westerly.
 There were turkey rallies in West erly. Wednesday night, but the old time turkey shoots are among the things that were and are no more
 At the annual meeting Of the :C.>l- sumers' League of RhoHe Island, Mrs Arthur l.. Perry. Of Westerly. was elected a member of the board of di- rectors.
 Robert E. l. Mason who has been employed in the building Of Camp sDevens, has returned to Westerly practically all the civilian work being completed. s1 as s&zs
 ? Rhode Islands share Of. the E. ooo,- 600. 900 war savings campaign, is S12.- 63o,1o0. The thrifts staups. will he on sale Monday at posu offices, banks and other available placesu
 MT. and Mrs. James O. Hazard and three children, of UIherstown, Pa, and Miss Amey Hazard, of East Orange N. J., are visiting with the parents of NIT. and Mrs. Hazard, MT. and Mrs. Matt Hazard in the AnGufIla district.
 MT. and Mrs Denison c. HinclSley will leave Westerly for New York to- day and will sail Saturday, for the Isle remain for the winter. They have leased the cottage of J. Irving Max son.
 Since the death of Horace Vose, the turkey king. who for many years fur nished the Rhode Island bird for the president.s Thanksgfvfrg dinner. Westerly has lost almost world wide distinction just about this date in
 Lieutenant Harold F. Doyle of the dentistry corns. now stationed at of Mr.. and Mrs. Keyon Doyle, and Miss Helen M. Healey. are to be mar Tied Thursday morning in the Church of the. Immaculate Conception Postmaster Farrell has received in ternal revenue stamps to the value of $9.0oo These stamps are in all re- Qi1ired denominations and are for the