Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-30
Second Day of August.

26S6-John Frederick Marshall Neigh.
 ley. 4s Broad street, Westerly. 337-Frank L. Main, Slocum. 275-Clarence $. Crowell, Marlboro
 street, East Greenwich.
 509-George E. Charnley, Rockville. 11S5-Frank Clifton Hayes, Peacedale 564-CIarence William Carr Boston
 Neck road, Narragansett Pier 2166-Stanley s. Livingston, 35 School
 street, Westerly.
 945-Albert Arthur Soar, Alton. 1913-Robert Edward Young, East
 avenue, Westerly.
 596-George Nathan Hazard, Narra-
 gansett Pier.
 1267-Fred William Bristol, Peacedale. 214S-George Albert Maggs. Post road,
 Westerly.
 536-walter A. Chappen, Narragan-
 sett.
 14e5-Sabato Moroso, 49 Pierce street,
 Westerly.
 54s-Everett Tefft, Boston Neck road,
 Narragansett Pier.
 126-William F. Frye. East Green
 wich.
 Third Day of August. t67s-James Bernasconi, 37 Oak street,
 Westerly.
 1237-Lio Romano, Peacedale. 7S4-William H. Greene, Lafayette i7S2-F'rank A. Terranova, Haswell
 street, Westerly.
 755-John Louis Freeman, Wickford 107-Arthur N. Lindgren, s Brayton
 street, East Greenwich. 1546-Cosimo Feraco, 4 Pearl street
 Westerly.
 156s-Angelo Gachino, T Oak street,
 Westerly.
 2ose-John Kennedy, 5S Cross street,
 Westerly.
 1369-George E. Merkle, Kingston 616-Oscar William Hickey, Nara
 gansett Pier.
 373-Walter T. Lewis. Ashaway 1676-James Rea1e, HaSweH street,
 Westerly.
 i266-John Paul ones, Wakefield. 1891-Harold Quentin Moore, off Beach
 street, Westerly
 115-William Cole Howard, Lafayette. 4S6-Everett c. Gardner, Wyoming The names of five young men in the First division have been added to the original list and given a red ink num- Ter. They are: 2259--Christian s. Mars, Westerly. 2260--James Robinson, Wickford June
 ton.
 'o"--' awrence M. Babbock, Ashaway. 2262-John Smith. Westerly J. Sharon, Westerly. John Smith was in the federal ser vice as a member of the Fifth com pany. Westerly, when his father Peter smith, was killed by trolley car on the Watch Hill road. This made his mother dependent upon the son for and the young man was given his discharge Under the law how ever, He was required to register and was given a draft number. Had the town of Westerly been given credit for enllstments as a town, and not a part of the division, no Westerly young men would have been included in the first draft.
 Edward Hoxie Babcock, a we'll known resident of Westerly for many years, died at the apartments of b C. Babcock in New York late Satur- day night. The body was brought to Westerly Sunday afternoon and taken to the home of James Jolly On Oak street. MT. Babcock was 59 years of age and for several years had been employed by Mir. Babcock in New ork as private boolSkeeper. He had been sick for some time with heart trouble. He was the only son of the latee Alonzo J. and Elizabeth (Burdick) Babcock, being born in Westerly. He married H. Ella Crumb If Westerly. who died several years ago.
 The deceased was member of Fra nklin lodge, No. 20, F. A M, of Westerly. being the worshipful mas ter in 1898 to 1899; high priest of Palmer chapter, No. 28, R. A. M, in 1888; eminent commander of Narra- gansett Commandery, No. 27, K T., 1897; district deputy grand master 1902 and 1903; Q. member of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, 32 degree, New ork city and Palestine Temple, A. 4. O. N. N. M, of Providence. Nine special cars from Norwich brought in union picnic of five Sun lay schools to Atlantic beach Fri jay. It was the seventh annual pie nic of the schools of Greenevi!Ie Con St. Andrews Episcopal. he Swedish Evangelical Lutheran churches.