Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-02

James Samuel Segar, 50. bern in Westerly, son of the late Samuel B. and Charity Kenyon. Segar. died very suddenly in Tampa, Florida. where with his brother -in-law, Edward H. Buffum and his sister, Mrs. Abby Buff tfum, and three of their daughters, MT. Segar went to spend the winter He has been in failing health for long time and it was believed the trip south would tend to improve his health. Mr. Segar studied medicine 1 but never assumed practice, and since the death of his father about ten years ago he resided with the Buffum 1 family.
 For years he was teacher of l tte piano and also did piano tuning. | He was at one time organ;st of Cal unmarried. He is survived by his sis ter, Mrs. Buffum, and has several oth- CT near relatives.
 Local Laeonies.
 Mrs. Elmer J. Rathbun, wife of l Judge Rathbun. is in Washington, the Fguest of her brother and sister -in-law, ! Senator and Mrs. William Pegues Pol lock. of South Carolina l The lighting ban is off in Rhode Isl- and today.
 Among the labor organizations that lave adopted resolutions. denoun icing the postal zone law. is rhe Westerly Central Labor Union.
 1 The annual three days, show of the South County Poultry and Pet Stuck association, came to a successful close in the state armory Saturday night The superior court for Washington county comes in at Westerly today
 Frost fish have struck on and the IlcN,t i,NpT.- .l.1 trenched along Pleasant Piew beach.
 The war department issued ord,rs 2, calling for the immediate demobiliza ton of the Student Army Training Corps at the Rhode Island State Col 1 lege.
 David Robinson. Jr, receiving teller at the Westerly branch of the Indus-
 trial Trust company, has resigned. He will go to Springfield, Mas.5., ana eh-
 ter the employ of the Armcu''. com pany.
 go officers and men at the production
 Of The Battle of Timy Ridge, more than any other organization Of the T Rhode Island State Guard. Frank Morenzoni, of Westerly. was wounded in action October 16, and is TOW in base hospital in France
 George Gallucci was fined s10 and costs amounting to s17.so by the Third district court for assaulting his son
 Antonio. Dr. Henry Rose. 69. formerly of wes- terly, died Friday at his home 1T Brooklyn, \. H. He moved to Brook lyn in 1892, Dr. T. I. Payne succeeding } to his practice in Westerly. Announcement has bean made Of the engagement of Miss Daphne A. How . ard, of Westerly, to Archibald II. San dc~s,- of Bridgeport, formerly O. West , eriy.
 Lieutenant James r. B. Me;kle, sor - of MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Meikle, re. 5 turned Sunday afternoon from over. l seas service of fourteen months. :, The Westerly saloons went out o t business with Saturday night. Mrs. Jeannette Freeman, Of Leo minister, Mass. and John G. kenyon ] were married Thursday evening at h 2 home of the groom's sister. Mrs. Nor; l Morse in Prospect street. Rev. Vii t lliam F. Williams officiated. I. Arthur J. Sullivan and Ernest X . Gully have joined the merchant ma fine.
 The Lodge of Sorrow of WesterI, s 1 Lodge Of Elks. was held Sunday after
 noon in the Central theatre, and be : sides the exercises according to tn l ritual of the order there was vocal Gnt l Instrumental music, and a nnemoria
 address. TEere was a large attend
 arce.
 British Day will be observed in Yves
 terly, Dec. :, arrangements 10 that ent having been started at an open meet
 ing in tn town hall. A large commit
 tee was appointed with power to in
 crease the number, and this comnitte
 will meet this CAIonday) evening t
 complete the details. The churcl
 bells will ring and the whistles at in
 dnstrial plants footed 1t an hour t be selected.
 II James Avery Tefft, 54, died Sunes, morning, from heart trouble, at tn
 home of his mother. Mrs. Martha A l Tefft, in Main street. He had been il failing health for 2 long timel He