Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-09
WESTERLY

lDO9ntfneffE stS I3oSlI1idSker GS FNeSteilt- 1 Ito aii the vacancy e8ustsd, bs tic deatk ]
 of John 4. Farrell. TAes f5ssca4 sue
 cessor,, it is Ga timed, from q democratic [ F standpoint, ard if the office is to be
 handed cut for party work, is Ber-
 nard J. Christie, who has been the | Epeis- of the minority pa9stAF in Westerly | [ for the past four years, aa4tis has 0eeri I ] lHfitiFfag in His efforts to keep up l 1.-the dcflfocfatic organization, SO that 1 ! fhe few Maht5ed voters oG t1sat persaia- | sion would keiG together assd vote for Igalii democratic; nominees Iii this NIT. \ Christie Has been ssaceessfiiA and | EtheFefoFe, under the political rule. is Eeiitifled to recognition, It is under r stood tlitat hs kass made no move to- | wards securing fffe' assDointn1ent,, but | is being urged t6 get busy, by demo- EIcfats wf46 know of t4ie Rdfd uphill
 work this young de4ntcs3e has been doing Ila republican Westerly. Hcs is
 as well qualified for tic work of post master as marry others who have been HappofAtef in ether pfacet5i in tfe years II tlfat have gone. Tn wsits fepoFted or, ! Friday that < few caAdfdatesI fdf the | llodffee are. George IT.. B4seV !&4cliair \,
 Briggs ara Fred O, Sabeccf..
 fl It is understood, that .Ass;sfaf4 Post
 71Sktieai Tholfaes LeHifia1f,. Esfse has 1Jeen Eeo4aigeeted with the office for eighteen llpeSrss does isot desire promotion,
 | wh4e44. he could liIfdo94StedlS' get for che
 iasiSing Mr LenIha11's qualifications Bafe Of tllts highest order. and 14e could 1 resign his. present position with a l salary of fair proportion, and better 1 his f4faf,ciap cohditioi1, beyond ques- ] ton. outside tke government postal
 service. NIT. Ienifan has served under 1.-the aflfffinisffa tians' Of I'esfnnasteps K Price. BJifler and Farrei1. If the office | we've to' be handed out for long aud I fstifhful service. the pDsfnastersili1l1 ! would De given to Letter Carrier John Alien, a democrat, buf sot party I worker, perhaps by reason, of his civil
 service position. The office will not f Westerly regardless of political affii- Eiatiofl, who would decli!1a An offe:S to F 'erone postmaster. PaWcatuck is within the jurisdiction Of tlle Wester- Ilv post office, but thus far no caht = tidtes have bFe.f aTihounn:ad from that | section, a1thpifph the name If Attorney \ f'eorse R. McKenna, who has his of. IH fce' in Westerly, has beer mentioned Il The Seconf District board gave de-. Il oiSiens in 203 claims on eceupationai ,l grounds, at q session held on Thurs H day. An1ong the claims denied and H tic claimants placed in Class 1 as men II held for service unless otherwise eS- (nBfed are ffe following: Vfncenzo If Tough, IS Summer street. Joseph E. \ Morse. A Spruce street: Refert II Means. 70 Chester avenue; Charles E. II fttcenwaF, :,3 Pleasant street, Wes4- II "r1H.. Trend F. Lam1Shear. Bradford: sb paPald C. Mes, Wyoming. Allen E. sfF fook. Wakefield: Clifford r. Potter. Il F<iG@sfcn: Harold K. Cller:piin, Narre- N "HhSett: Lester r. Brown, West Ei Kingston: James C. Pjsa1o.. East N rtenwicl4: Walter G. Ta1nor. Carol ha.: Liifller ". Cole. Sterling. Conn. If Among tlle men placed n Class }. DfH-isfon D. a& men e1na11oved in 9ec N esear" occup@fions ave: ,!a'ir Y Con Et fnF%. SS oak StfeA*: .T:9naes (, Lynch ts Et Hobart street: Waiter 4 nriaas, f5 \ George Street: BisfSo C1la96eello. 57 Pierce et~6et: ner79 fn:co I 47F9art1o, f49 < f'anal street: Ieshert s;Hdrha1. !
 S'IIa-ter street; CJareRve \ BitrItck IE9t f'toss stfzAf a,5,i SA'a6no Ni&r6 hf T7T6stfr1s-. Ni16s r. T6flnS6n, William If \. Chncdd6 If F4st Grhanwfn'i John I. | Toolin, Wool River .Iunetion: Ed + 6f Pe4ce DaIe: F'fanl II Story, Geo. [. Fr,nntftq ef Wak6f61d.
 RaIbll L. Seaar. 7. Granite street,
 Westerly, was placed in Class g.. Df-
 vision L. as 2 necessary industrial rrta1a Ser. William ! Bs}nflori. SS Pleas
 9rt street, Westerly, was given. classi-
 fcatf6h in Glass 2. Division K, as a Enecessarv industrial expert
 PhTsfcians are directed t6 examine
 aH registfanfs seteeteF for enttainment
 for symptoms Of influenza or other
 allied diseases. and to delay the send
 ling of men found fo ba suffering from any evidence of such sicIlr.ess.
 Frank Ahern began Thursday aft Eerroon paintirg. tie names Of the boys
 in service on the Westerly Roll of
 | Honor in front of the town hall The
 names are being placed ia alnhabeti
 tcaf order. As he eornHencetl the work Ethe whistles were blowing. the bells ringing and excftemeIft refened. He
 caught the exciteme*t fever md eoItlG work no longer, and quit for the ;tft- { erneon, but iof until aftsr the names \ of his three brothers were on the : board, With effly one l9an1e preceding 1, He. was rem inded of. the incident an6 I quickly returfed and pfft a few more : names on the board in their order. The committee in charge have en- 7 deavored to secure the names Of al who entered the service, army or navy : and if the list is not complete. the l fault will be with relatives and not l the committee. It is n0tdt that there : Iafe 8 few omissions n4nf6r the frs two. letters of the alpqahet, as af- l ready painted Tlfe volfat:srp commit. : tee of critics. should ferrcfri,ar tha
 teVerv rrernf96r who went fraria lert il l the Fifth Company, regardless of resi- n denee, will be given recognition or ! l Westerly'S honor roll, 6V4f if there bt Edunfication iii their horne town, srt t therefore criticism sh6ul,1 be held uI Q EUIrtiI facts are known. Fa: instance 5 the name of Charles Trophy Of Paw. q IcatucIl, is on the roll ard the nam ,: Eaf his brother, John BroShy is not 7 That is because Charles was a mem Der of the Fifth Company. and Johl :, Twas not a rsember of that Westerl Icompany.
 o The service fTsa for employees wh z, went into the military has been p1ac . led in the lobby Of the Westerly pcs . Eoffice which hears five blue stars. an a one of gold, the last representing Har : ley Philips Clfase. killed ifl action. Tn Q Eother stars represent Edward J: But
 Ter and D. William Woods, now lieu l. tenants and William j Qufflaf s James J. Keane and Earl n. Fraser
 These represent ene-ffftif If the work ing force of the local post office.
 Colonel Everett E. Whippis, marsha $ Eof the United War Workers Cam h Eraign parade, this afternoon. wF1ic.
 Estarts at o'clock. makes the follow n ling announcement.
 :. Capt. Archie. c. Thompson. Lieut. n Henry W: Sdtcliffe. Asst. Engfnee
 Harry Coyle. Thomas Mckenzie ar 3. Joseph s. Grfli$ will act as aides | - nishetl by white band around th
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