Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-07

I there were s22 in Westerly, 452 in the First district and S7o in the Second. Miss Elizabeth Frankenstein, who spent the winter in New York, has re- rest of the family will arrive in a few days.
 Mrs. Thomas Perry is in charge of the military census in. Westerly. She will have 40 ladies to assist in the work, which is to be completed in a single day.
 There was a total of Ss4 .registra- | tions in the town of Stonington, di- vided as follows: Stonington Borough 276. Pawcatuck 387 Mystic 194, Old Mystic SS. Road district 19. There will be no branch of the Ad- ans Express company at Watch Hill the coming season. The business will be carried on by an automobile trans | fer line from the Westerly office. Rev. Samuel H. Davis of Westerly
 supplies the prspit of the Waterford Seventh Day Baptist church on com
 nunion Sabbathe. The pastor, Rev. A.
 J. Potter. of Noank, is in falling health.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenyon A Doyle have | gone to Philadelphia to attend the graduating exercises of the Philade1- | F. Doyle, Is a member of the graduat- | ing class
 1 John Dad" Lynch sustained a cut
 three inches long in his right leg be- | low the knee while chopping wood 1 when the axe he was using struck a
 glancing blow from the wood and gaShed his leg.
 If faithful drill and adherence to i discipline is essential to military euc- 1 cess, the Pawcatuck company, Third l regiment, Connecticut Home guard,
 will be the equal, at least. of any com
 pany in the regiment.
 Daniel Darney, director of manual
 training in Stonington schools for sew
 eral years, will decline reappointrnent. He has accepted an offer of Dr. Will | liam H. Perry. formerly of Stonington, | now superintendent of schools in Le
 ominster. Mass, as director of fine 1 arts.
 | Pasquale Ligourie fell with a staging 1 which broke from its fastening while | at work at Watch Hill Wednesday l morning and was taken to his home in l Pierce street. He was attended by pr. l Scanlon. Ligourie sustained two cuts l in the head and his back was cut and | severely bruiScd.
 Herbert Putnam, librarian of the li- 1 brary of congress, has acknowledged l with thanks, the receipt of a copy of l Some Account of the Park Family
 and Especially of the Rev. Joseph 1 Park, M. A, 1705-1777, and Benjamin
 Park. IL. D.. 1s01-1s82," from the
 Westerly Historical society.
 Nothing doing yet to provide for | patriotic music in these patriotic
 times in Wilcox park. Up to a few
 years ago, the town made an appro-
 priation, the trustees of the park a do- l nation and the public did the rest. l Last year the Westerly Boy Scouts col i lected the coin for the concerts.
 Charles P. Williams of Stonington,
 major in Third regiment, Connecticut
 Home guard purchased a high bred
 and thoroughly broken saddle horse in l Meriden Tuesday. Such horses are l rare and high priced. but the major ] wanted one of the very best grade and the price was secondary considera- : l tion.
 i Governor Beeckman has issued a proclamation declaring June II ! school holiday. that being the day se- | lected for the taking of the state mili- l tary census in Rhode Island. The | census will include all adult males i between the ages of Is and 50 and also to ascertain the number of fe-
 male residents who may serve the
 nation in either military or civic po- ! Sifinn<