Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
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 The board made it's first announce
 ment Thursday of those who have been
 accepted under the selective service
 law, and the roll of honor thus far is
 as follows: John A. Enos, John r. M.
 Keishley, Robert Edward Young.
 Sabaco Moroso, Everett Tefft, Stanley
 s. Livingstone of Westerly, Albert $.
 Eraus char7sI M;s E cF9wen cSrdnar 0 Eet E1e
 cum Christopher R. Champlin of Al
 lenton, Wilfred H. Smith of Narra gam
 sett Pier, Frederick w. Bristol, Leo
 Romano of Peace Dale, William H.
 Greene of Lafayette.
 Dr.. Michael Henry Scanion, recently
 appointed a first lieutenant in the
 United States medical corps, has re-
 ceived telegraphic orders to be in readiness Aug. 27 to report at Fort Ben
 Harrison, Indiana, to enter the medi- cal reserve ofhcerG training camp.
 Although Dr. Scanlon has a wife and six children, he offered his services to his country about two months ago, was accepted and commissioned a first lieutenant.
 He was born in Middletown, Conn,
 was graduated from Middletown High school and from the Medico- Chira gical college, Philadelphia. and was for 3 :ime on the staff of Backus hospital: Norwich. He has practiced medicine in Westerly for nearly IT years. He served two terms member of the Westerly town council and is serving
 as medical examiner for the town of
 Westerly for a second term. which ex-
 pires in 1920, and is also on his second
 term as president of the Westerly
 Medical society.
 At the conclusion of ts,e muster and inspection of Company B, C. H. G., Stonington, Wedn nesday evening by
 Major Charles P. Williams, Captain I.
 y7ly Gxzviff Tn behalf af hiS mand, in appreciation of what the major did for the company. presented
 a large silver loving cup bearing this inscription: Presented to Major Charles P. Williams. from Company B. First Battalion, Third Regiment, c. H. o., Aug. 12, 1s17-"
 These stonineton boys, enlisted in the naval reserve corps, have been or dered to report at Newport Saturday: Owen A. Niles, William H. ONen Manuel J. Amorel, Joseph A. Jones, John W. Madigan, Charles W. Miller Edwin H. Browning Paul W. Conant
 Clarence G. Cushrnan, Elmer L. Cush- l nan, George G. Hallett. Vincent Jones' Henry J. McGowan, William L. J.. Marshall. Robert H. Vincent mad Will liam J. Wood. They will leave on the 1 l0.35 train and be escorted to the sta- ion by B company, C. H. C. Local Laconics. Joseph P Humility. secretary to President Wilson, is at the Gladstone, Narragansett Pier.
 Major Arthur N. Nash, commander at Fort Getty. arrived at his home In Westerly late Thursday afternoon and returned to duty on the 7.45 train Fri- day morning.
 The Westerly lodge of Elks will hold the annual clambake next Thursday at .he Wakefield Yacht club, Great Salt
 Pond bay, Wakefield. It will be strictly Elk event.
 Business will be suspended in Ston- fngton this morning in ncnor of the young men who are to leave for New port on the 1o.35 train to assume their duties in the naval reserve. Lieutenant Merrill of the Fifth com oany, Westerly. is in charge of the
 ,anteen at Fort Getty. and the profits are shared between the Fifth, Fourth and Fourteenth companies. George c. Phillips, a Providence business man, died suddenly Thursday afternoon at his summer home, Prim-
 :ose cottage. opposite the Hotel Mas sasoit, at Nara agansett Pier. Mrs. '. Clarence MaXson died Fri Hay afternoon at her home in Main
 street after long illness. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Clarence and Harry, and a sister, Miss Jessie Utter.
 new Peruvian Cahinet has heen