Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-22
IN AND. ABOUT WESTERLY
Star Mo- Comes in Fifth in Contest of State Fremens League-Plans For County Fair-Registrants Who Will Leave Tuesday For Camp Upton--Slver Wedding of Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Mitchell Celebrated.

District 1, Darlington, Bristol and l Warren. Judge Edward c. Leahy, di- rector, held fourth place in both col umns, while fifth and sixth places went respectively to District 3, Cranston, Foster, Johnston and Scituate, Harry T. Bodwell director, and District 8, Narragansett, North KingstoWn and South Kingstown. under Senator Graf ten I. Kenyon.
 Registrants whose names have not previously been announced and have either been inducted as a result of the new height and weight rules, or as vol unteers, from State Division No. 1, are: Antonio Turo, of Westerly: Jean E. Messler, Arctic: John Ellis, Eugene J. Ramsey, Norwood; Leo F. Riley, of Silver Hook; Earl Van K. Jones, War wick; William F. Fitzpatrick, Lake wood; Alfred c. sMunson. Staten Isl and, N. Y; John A. Beneditti, East Greenwich: AdeIard Dumont, Peace Dale These men will leave Tuesday for Camp Upton and will be part of the increment of about HOO men, of a specified quota of 1751.
 The Second district draft board, whose jurisdiction includes Westerly, and the rest of State Division No. l, gave decisions in sixty-two cases Fri day. Joseph Panviere, was placed in Class 4, Division c, as a necessary | sole manager of an agricultural enter prise. William Paul Mulligan of Mar | ragansett Pier. Leon T. Brown of Wakefield, George Thomas Babcock of | Slocum and Oliver Iselin, of Exeter, are among those placed in Class 1, as men held for service. Asael Gardner ! Hill of Westerly. Aleck Louis Brown of Washington were placed in Class 8, Division C.. as necessary agricultural workers.
 The Second Company; Rhode Island l State Guards, of South kingstown, ing the week of August 24, with the soldiers at Fort Kearney. Many of the members will go to the state range at Mumford, next Tuesday for rife practice On Sunday the com pany went on a hike, but spent the greater part of tl~ day in field ma neuvers. It is the intention of the members to have the company the most proficient in the state in the du- ties of the soldier.
 State Deputy William c. Keenan has been authorized to erect building | gagged in rifle practice at Rumford range ard the site was staked out on
 Saturday. In the building will be in stalled facilities for the comfort and entertainment of the men who are re- l stricted tos the reservation while they
 are detailed there in small arms prac- tice.
 Commander Ladd has allotted land
 for the site of the building, which will
 be 90x70, with stage, motion picture i enclosure, basketball court, secre-
 tary's office piano and porch. Ar abundance of reading matter and writ
 ing materials will be available.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick r. Mitchell celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of the ir marriage at their home ir
 Beach street, Saturday evening, hold ing a reception from s to 10 o'clock Many friends called and presented 1 gifts. MT. Mitchell is a member of the
 Westerly police force, also deputy l t1eriff for Washington county. and his
 wife was fcrmerly Lillian Browning They were married in Westerly.
 The Westerly town council at z special session Saturday evening. re. voked it's action refusing to grant Joseph Nofal victualing license al
 Atlantic beach, and granted the li- cense. The cause of refusal was sus- picion that Nofal had sold intoxicating 1 drink at the beach last season. Subse- lquently the councilmen were sat4s- fled that reports concerning Nofafs | business was exaggerated. A druggists license was granted to Thomas H
 Ramon for his Watch Hill store. Three
 milk licenses were granted. Severa
 bills were ordered paid, and the san
 itary condition Of the town was dis
 cussed.