Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-08
WESTERLY TOWN COUNCIL MEETS
Committee to Visit Rhode Island Hospital Providence
 Ordinance Submitted to Regulate Billboard Advertising < {. Organization of Vigilance Committee Discussed z @ Odd Fellows Election Memorial Tablets to Episcopal
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<@.I < T-Ee- sfss 2sf@ at forts,, encampments. training sta tions and recruiting offfces relative to the work of loan sharks among the enlisted men of 7the army infregard to their Liberry bonds. These. sharks loaned $50 to $T5 on $100 Liberty bonds at. 10 per cent. interest. Precaution will be taken to protect the soldiers from these sharks, as any reliable bank will loan money on these bonds at fair rate of interest.
 AR the annual meeting Of the Rhode Island State Union, Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, officers we're elect ed as follows: William Evans, presi-, dent; Catherine Costello, Francis De laney, vice president; Catherine Hill recording secretary; Mary Pride, treas
 James Galiigan,s right guard; aAntone Mechamo, inner guard: Michael. P. Feeney,y outer guard; James +Gil1igan, chairman. of organizing board: Jamez Duffy, James Gilligan, Mary Kane;
 Douglas Fairbanks, a summer resi- dent of Watch Hill, who married Beth SuIly, daughter of Daniel Sully, of Cotton King fame, the well. known Watch Hill cottager, 7 recently served as referee in a boxing bout in Los An gefes. At the conclusion of the bout ehe Aircraft star announced that he would cancel the job of referee for the future. Tt took all my seif-restraint conscience, and a few other things" said Fairbanks, ito keep from pitch irg in myself. ' To be right in the ring and not be able to. use some of my pet jobs, is like holding a beefsteak' two inches away from the nose of a chain ed bull dog" . d
 Bronze memorial tablets for two former reetors of. Christ Episcopal 1 church have been placed in the chan eel. One reads: ''In Loving Memory of The Very Reverend William Mans l field Groton, $. T. D., 185o-1a15, Re- loved Rector of This Parish from 1881 to 1898. a. Convincing Preacher, a Trusted Leader. Through his zeal and personal efforts the erection and con secration of this. church. was made possible" | The other tablet reads: .'.ln Blessed Memory of The Reverend Darius Rich mond Brewer. 191S-13S1., Beloved Rec tor of This Parish from 1873 to. 1881, i A Faithful Pastor. a Strong Preacher. i During his ministry the recess chan eel was, added to the old church
 l At the regular meetinu of Nara uansett Lodge of Odd Fellows, Satur- day evening. these officers and con- rlittees were installed by DistrieG T'eputv Grand Master T. Altmore sted- nian: IT.. D, Smith noble grand: Will liam Hair. vice grand: A. C. Thonp son. recordin~ secretary; B. F. Green ''an, Snoneial secretary; [. F. Foster trea surer': A. Thompson. right SUD 'aa-'tea' nohle grand: \. R. Pierce r.. left snrporter: C. W, Arst-u, rieht ''''-'ol@r~+o- '-icn e--,na. lnoul E, Thoro {, loft ssrnpor+er, ". F. Fdwa-is WI Gen ". s. Parber co~dnc+cr. " Black. richt scera s',pnortar: 17. T.uec- left supporter z. F. cha-'r-.ll. +. ie-
 side guard: ]. F. Burdic!l. os-tsiat
 "tiard: F. F. James pcs: e-.n'.d: r
 Fou.ter cha nlain; w Q. Hilf. colo,
 bearer: 1T. Moves, organist: F.. Roul.
 ter. ". F. Aust:~e. T.. A. TosIiIl trus.
 tees: $. Failey. W. 1E.' Anderson, ". (:
 71!. hall comnittea::, W. D. Cross. g
 Hai.ev. w. F. Edwards entertainmen coy nit '-"- w. ". Hsir ". D.- Cross. T
 F. Rurdick. fino rce co-nrittee: ". D
 ross .,eH'. F.. Jannes. poo
 committee: C: E*Chappell. librarian. P. Earl James. :. tiae retiring. rob,
 grand vas presented a past :noblt
 grand jewel. '%socia; session follow.
 cd the installat ton ceremonies.
 Local Laeonies. E. 1 Due to the siipperr condition of tn.
 sidewalks. the no school signal wa!
 sent in at S.so Monday morning.
 George Benjamin. Utter attended
 meeting of the republican state cen tral committee in Providence, Monda,
 The walking conditions in ,Wester.v
 Monday. were fully as slippery as any
 where else in this section of the coun
 try. = , The ice covered trees gave the Wi,
 odH park splendor, that far exceedei
 the green foliage of the good old sum
 mer time
 1 Mrs. George J. West of Providenc : announces the engagement of he daughter, Dorothy Eliza beth West t : Lieutenant Harold Quentin Moore, | s. A., of. Westerly. ii Mrs. Sarah Burdick, 7s. who Ia
 heen in i'll health for a long time. die Saturdav at her home in -Charlestowr She is the widow of Charles Burdic and mother o. State Senator Cilarle : Eurdick. :, Y. v , A woman wrote the town. council C .fhe destitute condition of another .vo man and criticised the town autnori Itles for neglecting to property provid
 for the alleged case of Restitution When Overseer of the Poor Barbe
 called to give relief the alleged des titute woman became indignant, sai sne was not in want. and. did not lill the idea of others meddhng in her af