Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-30
WESTERLY

an attack of influenza and oyerwork during the epidemic, has received or eerS to examine 70 registrants in the town hall, Westerly, today. The men ordered for examination are:
 Westerly-Anthony Marrone, Joseph J. Pasetti, Paul J. Gouyin, Louis E. Moone, Domenieo coccayo, William A. Booth, David Boudreau, Louis De Bar telo, Ahya D. Crandall, Solomon J. Eteiman, Raymond O Brown James Gully, Joseph J. Tuscano, Raymond Cnanplin, George P. Briody, William A. Reardon. Edwin R. Donovan, Joseph De Blasi, Harld J. Baker, James ". Mccormick, Philip D Papalia, Henry H. Blaekler, Le Roy H. Saunders, Will liam H. Whitmore, George ". Sanders, Abraham Dayideff, Michael ]. Deadly.
 Hope Yalley-Aubrey L. Stedford, Elisha c. Douglas, Ernest r. Burdiek, Thomas s. Brown.
 opkinton-Walter A. Kenyon, Frank ". Mills, Clarence B. Kenyon.
 .Alton-Theodore ". Molier, Freder- iek J. Mackewitz, Arthur F. Roberts, Andrew Mcdonald, Harold L. Green halgh, David NeteWitz, George A. Corr.
 Kingston-Henry D. Hoyle Martin Began, Clarence L. Handel, Henry A. Cengdon, Frank R. Taylor, Charles P. Hojley.
 Bradford - Caesar Tiziani Frank Trembine, Nataie Capalho, George
 slocum--Geqrge ). Martell, Edgar E. Carpenter
 Wood River Junction-James S. Steadman, Jr. Atwood F. Heath.
 Ashaway - Howard E. Burdick, Harvey M. Turner, John T. Grimley.
 Arcadia-George H. Hathaway, FL 1cxr Jnlay A Ta1 ToL Bliyen, Jr., Thomas B. Richmond.
 Dallas R. Woedmansee, Shamrock; Royal Cummings, Wyoming; Lawrence |. Brown Carolina; William c. Bell, Kenyon; Fred A. Macomber, Peace dale; Gordon L. Harrington, Wood- vile; Walter Lillibridge, Goulds
 Lieut.. Charles Raymond Blake of Westerly, under date of Oct H. wrote an interesting letter to James McCor- mick concerning the award to him of the distinguished service cross, not realizing that the fact was promul- rated in all newspapers in the United States. He sent clippings from the London Daily Mail of Oct. II and from the Paris edition of the New York Herald which are identical with the reports published here, Lieutenant Blake is in the aviation section of the SlSndl corps. lie WflIeS.
 My Dear Friend Jim: Got some good news this trip. or at any rate it is so good to me that I almost went crazy when I learned it. It came in an odd way. I happened to be locking over the Paris edition of the New York Herald of Oct II and the clipping is enclosed. I've won the Ameri- can distinguished service crossl You have already received an account of the show which wounded my ob- server, Lieut.. Earl W. Porter He and I received this high decoration % (Here is given the citation as printed in Mondays Bulletin.) What lauding citations. What more does one need to supernaturaliy drive on his spirit for a country so generous; that country which he loves and claims as his! Alvin p. Mawson of the navy is ] home on 30 days furlough from the naval hospital at Chelsea, Mass 1 When at Bristol, R. L, last April his left leg became entangled in a hawse1 aboard the boat to which he was as- signed and his injuries were so severe i that his left foot was amputated just above the ankle. He was taken to the 1 operation was performed, and about two months ago he was transferred tc 1 Chelsea.
 MT. bIawson is of athletic build and after regaining strength resumed his usual good health. His home is in PaWcatuck. While attending the Ston- ington High school he was pitcher of the champion baseball team and was also a crack player at football He has now an artificial foot and is able to walk with the assistance of a cane. He discarded cTutches three weeks ago.
 There are no four minute men in Westerly to promote the fire preven- ton campaign known as Fire Proven tion day Westerly has. however, an organized fire prevention plan in which the school children participate and is under the direction of a com mittee of the board of trade.
 Mrs. Georgianna Hodgon daughter of MT. and Mrs. ". s. Murphy of Ol- neville, died Saturday from pneumo- mia at her home in New London She is survived by her husband Earl c. Hodgon. and a son and daughter. Other relatives surviving are her parents, g brother, Sergt. James F. Murphy, now in France, and three sisters, Mrs Err nest F. Cooper, Mrs. William Grey and Miss Edna A. Murphy. Burial is to be in St. Ann's cemetery, Oineyville.
 Limit day in Rhode Island will be on Thursday of the present week, when all concerns and individuals who can, but have not, bought $1,006 worth, maturity value of war savings stamps, the limit allowed by law, are expected to do their patriotic duty and enroll in the orSanization The Rhode Island limit men now have a membership of more than 12,600 and several of them are residents of Westerly.
 State draft headquarters received two draft calls on Tuesday, both for general service men to go to Camp Dix, Wrightstown, N. J.. One is for an increment of 231 white men to entrain during the five days period beginning Nov. Il, and the other for 12 colored men to go within five days commence ing Nov. 19.
 Capt George H. Webb. director of the draft for Rhode Island, says there is just about enough remaining regis trants to fill these two quotas. No new registrants are to be taken.
 The Westerly Sanitary corps has re- ceived a check for Si00 from the Lor- raine Manufacturing company in ap- preciation of the service rendered by the corps among employees of the com pany during the epidemic of Spanish influenza. The corps did very efficient work and every n9ember responded to ths call to render every possible aid in the homes of the afflicted and at the emergency hospital and in the am bulance service.
 Real estate transfers recorded in the office of the town clerk of Westerly irn I7c+o fo pany to Andrew w Roy, lot Auto be Vose street; Mary s. Crafts to Eliza beth Clarke, lot at Pleasant View; Ella s. Davis to Ebert L. Kammerer, house and lot at Pleasant View; Phil ip Gallagher to Psaauale Deplacito ct