Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-22
WESTERLY RALLY TONIGHT
Sergeant Anderson of Perhng Forces Help Put Punch Into Red Cross Campaign-Fnst Days Collections Near ly $50O0-AIbert E. Barber Among State Masonic Of- hcersSt MichaeTs Church Consecrate Service Flag With Eighty Stars-Parade On Italy Day.

In the Westerly probate court, Tues 1 day afternoon, Judge Edward M. i Burke. presiding. the petition was granted of David s. Pope, executer of the estate of George A. Pope, setting forth that the testater died in Balti more, that the will had been pFobated in that city, and asking that an exem- plified copy of the will be filed in the probate court of Westerly, as there was property in the town that came within the provisions of the will. Geo, A. Pope was for many years a summer resident of Watch Hill and the owner of valuable property there.
 Rose M. Burdiok widow of George Chester Burdiek, petitioned that she be appointed guardian of the persons of their two minor children, Thedis Rose and George Chester Burdick, Jr., and I that the Washington Trust Company 1 be appointed guardian of their estates, which were valued at S2600 The pe- I tition was granted. Bonds were | fixed at s180 and $s500, respectively, 1 and Eugene P. Pend1eton was appoint 1 ed appraiser. Mir Burdiel was killed 1 February g, 1917, while in the employ | of the New York, New Haven and l Hartford railroad.
 1 The petition of Minnie B. Tefft that i she be granted an allowance of $600
 from the estate of her husband, Oscar H. Tefft, for her support for the six months after his death.
 l The inventories of the estate of No l "a B. Williams, Mary Elizabeth Hall,
 and Helen L., Minnie J. NJ. and 1 Charles J. Marra, were received and ordered recorded.
 c. Clarence Maxson ard Abbie M. l Hickeclt sole and equal baneflceries under the will of Ann M Eiaxson filed
 receipts and releases, and they were
 ordered filed with the estate.
 | In the estate of Mary J. Crandall.
 which was continued from the previous
 session of the court, there are two pe- | titions for the admission to probate l of two wills. The court announced that 1 Judge Rathbun, counsel for Mrs. Bes- l sic Netherund, who filed the first will l and also the second which she sub ] sequently found in her New Jersey ! home, stated that he had received mo- tice from his client that the witness to the will, was still sick and therefore unable to appear in court and certify to
 the identity Of the second will. The
 matter was continued to the first
 Tuesday in June.
 ! FiAGFI E.p 3S9ISGfI VI Nt6SbSB1Jg iS iH- l elussd in the officers elected at the l 129th annual communication of the l Grand Lodge Of Rhode Island Free and Accented Aiasons held Tuesday in Providence. The new board of of- ficefs is cft1nosed as follows: E. Tudor Gross, Of Providence, grand master; James c. Collins, Centredale,
 deputy grand master; James F. Batty,
 Central Falls, senior grand warden;
 Joseph Lawton, Phenix. junior grand warden; William R. Greene, Proyi- dence, grand treasurer; s. Penrose ! Williams. Providence, grand secretary: Levi P. Edwards, Providence, grand chaplain; Edwin o. Chace, Providence
 senior grand deacon; J, Irving Ship ley, Newport, junior grand deacon;
 Abel Reynolds. Providence. senior
 grand steward: Thomas H. Doane
 Providence. junior grand steward; AL nhe1s E. Slater. Sloeunl, grand mar
 shall Albert F. Barter, NestaTlv
 grand sword bearor; Harrie ", Afao' l ! SNoHnsocket, grand nuFseWaut; Fred , efiek W. Leonard. Pawtueket. gre nc lecturer; George II. Thomas. T'a7FtGoh ct, grand musical director; C. Henry AlH-i nder of Providence, grand tyler.
 The deputy grand masters a~ei
 Frederick l.. nana. of PrnE:deH@a first district: Norris 6. Abbort. Pr7i-
 ideree, seccnd Cistrint: Arthur c. NaH-- ell, Providence. third; Henrv-C. Do~teT of PaWtucke+. fourth; IcTard Kn-gh
 Providence, fifth.
 : The representatives from Frank n
 lodee HEcIaa George H. Harner C3ris v
 Burdick, Samuel H, Davis. Albert r. : Barber, A. II. Spicer, Jr., and VII
 iam A. Burl,
 Ei~ht graduates or students TT ,''2
 Rhada laIard State cni'ere st Nia~- ston, have been anpninted 10 attend the T7oErth Officers Training camp ar fellows; Henry Parton IT.. EFst7l; Frank Jaseph I,en7ox. Weonson'= r: George Emile lsgzyier, Woensealsat; William :. Lewis. East Providence; Clinton D. Hawkins, Pawtuelxet
 Theodore A. Palmer Hope Valley;
 James Hilton A4fpaa Ashton ard Car
 l.. Coleman, New London, N, H, Mr
 Barton will report at Can1e Grant. Ills.
 and the others at Camp nevens. Mertcn Waheter has rstprsed FFon' F his annual southern tris. Re bFeuak' , hack q uR cue souvenir and, presented
 t to Patrolrnan Fred W. Wheeler, ei
 Paweatuck AIT. Merton shot z deer and from one of it's ferelegs. from the knee, including the haef, he made
 a polieeran's hilly. The bone was re- moved and the skin filled with shot , making the billy riiahle The hoo is polished and to this is riyeted the wrist strap making the billy eorlnlete The souven'r altha1gll adapted for ust