Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-27
WESTERLY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
Interesting Exercises at Town Hall Wednesday Afternoon
 Award of Babcock Prizes Dr. John E. Rus to Report July 5th-Fortys Local Boys in New List of 13l Re gstrants. 5z.s s.s'-. .e.ss

mittee, John. Dunn of Westerly, see- retary. The cattle commissioners are: Tristefn D. Babcock, of West erly, Allen Mowery of Exeter, for Washington county; Arthur 4. Sher- man, Portsmouth, for Newport coun- ty; Job. Manchester, Anthony. Kent county; James D. Monroe for Bris- tol county: George T. Howard for Little Campton; Henry s. Turner, of John S. Pollard. of Providence, was elected state veterinarian, and J. Ed ward Steve. of kinsston, entomologist for the state board.
 Ths sending of i1s7 young men to Camp Meade, Maryland, to which Rhode Island has not previously, con- tributed any quota, exhausts Class 1 in State Divisions 5 and s. Cranston Central Falls, Woonsocket, and wards g. and 7,5 of Providence, except for such registrants as are assigned to Class 1 as a result of the review of exemptions, now nearly completed. Only one larger increment has been sent before. that of 1263. which went to Camp Upton on May 25 July 25, however, 1751 will be sent to Camp Upton under the new call issued last Saturday, and then Class will be depleted in the state.
 pr. John E. Ruisi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruisi, of Westerly, now connected with the Carney hospital, South Boston, was recently commits stoned first lieutenant in the medi- cal officers reserve corps of the ar- my. He has been ordered to report for active duty July 5. He will spend few days at his home in Westerly before entering the military service. pr. Ruisif' was graduated from West erly High school, class of 1913, and soon thereafter began studies in a 1 medical college. He was quite young when he came to Westerly with his parents from Italy.
 The recent transfer deeds recorded 1 in the Westerly town clerks office are as follows: Peter P. Palmer to Oliver i H. Williams. house and lot in Gran ite street: PeQuot Shirt company tc l Samuel ,Waldman. mill property in l Canal street Samuel Waldman tc 1 Charles F. Sherman and Arthur L Perry, mill property in Canal street; i Norman Gray, ct ux., to Lucy W. B Harriott,. land at Watch Hill: .Moise i D. Provost ct ux, to Uric E. Collette 1 lot in Franklin Gardens: Noise D Collette.' ct ux. to Charles St. TIarri
 son, four lots in Franklin Gardens 1 Edna NJ, Tate to Samuel Hartridgt 1, ct ux.. house and lot in Clarke street: Mary A. Higgins to James M 1 Conway. ct ux.. house and lot il l Granite street: John H. Seed to Oli
 yer H. Williams. two houses and lot
 in Granite street. During the sam, period there were recorded eigh
 mortgages and three releases o
 mortgages. s.
 The new registrants under the SC
 lective service law number 131 i,
 State Division No. l.. and 40 are il
 the town of Westerly. The registrant
 are divided as follows: Westerly, 40
 East Greenwich. Is; Peace Dale. 10
 Wakefield, g: Hope Valley. [: Brad
 ford, G. Lafayette. ,; Allenton, 4
 Exeter 4; Wickford. 4; Davisville
 3; Alton, 3; Narragansett Pier, 3
 Washington. Arcadia, Ashawa,
 Rockville, Shannock, 2 each: Kenvor
 :Slocunn, Kingston. North Kingston i Hamilton, rsonepaugh, Gould. Saun i derstown, Hopkinton, Wyoming, | each.