Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-09
WESTERLY GIRL WITH SMITH UNIT
Miss Frances Valentine Aiding Refugees In the Some Ds- trict-J. A. Steadman On State o. O. F. Official Board -E. Howard Clark Injured While Cranking Automobile Real Estate Transfers.
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beth H. Lamphear to John B. Biddell, and wife, two lots in Brown Bridge road.
 During the same period six mort gages and one release were record ed.
 The Westerly Public Library re. gently secured at an auction ifl Bos. ton, petition of people of Westerly relative to innoculation for small pox. bearing the original signatures and the vote of town meeting on innocu- lation attached thereto. The docu- | ment reads as follows:
 At town meeting held in Vest erly, April IS. 17s9. Voted That Jo- l seph Crandal and Christopher Bab- l cock, be, and they are chosen, a com 1 mittee to draw up a petition to the General Assembly of this state, pray- Ing they would grant a permit to set up innoculation in this town" | '"To the Honorable General Assem- l ply of the State of Rhode Island, to be holden at Newport in said state, 1 (by adjournment) on the Sth day of June. instant.
 This petition of we, the subscrib- l CTS inhabitants of the town of West l erly, 'humbly showeth,' that whereas, at full and annual town meeting. of the freemen of said town, on the 18th day of April last past, it was voted that Joseph Crandal and Chris topher Babcock, Esquires, be a con- mittee to draft petition to be re- ferred to the honorable general assem- bly, of this state, for the purpose of obtaining a grant to set up innocu- lation for small pox in said town, And, whereas a remonstrance from a number of inhabitants is about to be presented against said petition; we your petitioners therefore humbty pray the honorable assembly would pass an act vesting that prerogative of setting up, or not setting up, in- noculation aforesaid, in the freemen of said town. And as we humbly con
 ceive, granting the above petition can
 state; we make not the least doubt
 but the honorable assembly will grant the above indulgence to the
 town. And your petitioners as ir duty bound will ever pray.
 Westerly, June 5, 17S9.
 James Rhodes, Samuel Berry, Jo- 1 seph Clarke. Asa Maxson, David Max
 son, Nathaniel Stillman, Samue } Brown, Caleb Brown. Phineas Clarek Rouse Babcock. Sanford Moves, Ben
 iamin Clark. William Chesebrough ItoSeE DuFQlck, ONVer Burdlck, Ma
 than Pendleton, Amos Pendleton, Da-
 vid Brown, John W. Brown, Ephrain
 Hiscox, IT., Joseph Moves, Christo-
 pher Babcock. Benjamin Pendleton kJoseph Cengdon, Jonathan Nash. John
 Wilbur. Clark Edwards, Benjamin Pendleton, Jr., Maxson Lewis, Peleg
 Berry, Thomas Thompson.
 E. Howard Clark, proprietor of a store in the Briggs building, sustain ed a severe injury, while attempting
 to crank his automobile when in Mar
 ragansett avenue, just before noon or
 Wednesday,. The engine back -f1reG. and resulted in the fracture of both
 bones of MT. Clark's left wrist. A
 travelling salesman was with Mir
 Clark. He cranked the automobile and Mir. Clark drove to the railway station and delivered a package.
 Mir. Clark was then taken to Red Cross headquarters and DTS. Johnson and Hillard were summoned, the lat
 ter administered the anaesthetic and the former reduced the fractures. MT
 Clark was then taken to his home.