Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-17

member of the old Rough and Ready company of Olneyvilfe, thirty years ago, was president of the Cataract Fire company for the past year, and
 was also a member of the Fire King
 company of Pawtuxet, and was charter member of Shawomet Lodge
 of Moose. On August 6, 1903, he mar
 ried Mrs. Nellie Riley, who survives
 him. with an adopted son. Besides his
 brother Frank. he leaves an uncle.
 Henry R. Davis. of Providence.
 Robert R. Gleason, who enlisted in
 the naval reserves. April ', the day
 after the declaration of war, was re-
 gently promoted to be ensign and re-
 States Naval Academy, Annapolis.
 where he will take a special course of study. He is graduate of Brown.
 1908. and was formerly an electrical
 phone and Telegraph company. He, is
 a son of Rev Theodore c. Gleason.
 pastor of the First Baptist church, at East Greenwich.
 In the publication of the list of tax
 payers in Westerly who pay $500 and
 over to the tax collector the name of
 William Segar, the second largest in
 dividual taxpayers in the town, was
 omitted from the list in Tuesdays Bulletin. MT. Segar is assessed s22 800 on land, $4S,1 100 on buildings and inn provemenfs. $500 on tangible personal property. at the rate of S1.50 per $100, and s2O, 900 intangible property. at the rate of 40 cents on each s10O This makes MT. Segar's tax bill s1,151- The largest taxpayer is the estate of Louise D. Hoxsey, widow of William Hoxsey, former town clerk of Westerly, who pays the sum of s3,524 The New
 York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road company heads the entire list individuals and corporations, the amount payable being $s.o91.
 
 Judge Edward M. Burke held regular Tuesday afternoon The petition of Attorneys Samuel H. Davis and John J. Dunn, administrators de bonis non of the estate of Louis Dotolo, to sell part Of the real estate in order to reduce the indebtedness and pay off mortgage on the parcels selected for sale, was granted. ' The administra- tors were authorized to sell at private sale at not less than s2,65O a barn and sheds and the land pertaining thereto.
 First and final accounts were re- ceived. examined and ordered recorded Albert G. York, J. Frank Segar and William R. Hall.
 The latest real estate deeds of trans fer recorded by Town Clerk Whippie are follows: Joseph A. C1oran, three lots in Washington park, three to Giuseppe Rizze, six to Anunziato De Bartolo, five to George Turano. four to Luigi Fusano, three to Pasquale three to Cenaro Delmonte ct ux, three to Vincenzo Blondino ct ux., four to Salvatore F'errare. 53 to Natalie Urse ct ux., five to Luigi Brogne ct l'X., three to Angelo Ademari ct ux., | three to Rose Visit, four to Giuseppe | GalluCci. three to Antonio Curine; | Elizabeth R. Douglass to Lucy A. Ar | hold. undivided one-half interest in | house and lot east side Grove avenue; Lucy M. W. Foster to H. Vernon Eos | ter. undivided one-haf interest in three and one-half acres adjoining | Vernon Foster ct al, 12 acres adjoin- | ing Riverside farm: Thomas Thatcher | to F.. Kingsbury Curtis, three lots | Ocean View Highway. Watch Hill; 1 John M Browning to William H. An irews. house and lot east side Yosem- te Valley road: New York New Ha- zen and Hartford Railroad company 10 Charles r. Blackstone. land north sa st side Of freight yard; Francis G. fIaSwell to Charles F. Ecc.eetone. un- divided one-half interest in lot north of Canal street and undivided interest in lot south side Plea sant trset: Charles P. Ecclestone to Fran is c. Haswell, undivided one half in crest in lot northeast of freight yard; ! ndrews &- Co.,, Inc. to Frances E. ndrews, three lots with personal .r0perty in Main street: estate Ed 7. Fisher. house and lot in Chestnut treet: Frederick P. Bahcock to Louis 1eoni, lot at Mastuxet Highlands.