Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-14
Westerly Registants to Be Rec|assifed
Board Will Go Over Questionnaries of Those in Deferred Cassi6cation-Verdict in Hart-Bowden Case-Arthur R. Riley Elected Director of R. l. Baptist Sunday Schools Other Brief News Notes.

Res1strants of State Division No. already realize that being Tn deIefIeo class does not exempt them from pelnS called into the federal serVlce TOT es sential work. These 4S men quaiIneo for special or limited serv1ce nave been certified to draft headquarters: Donatangelo Borelli, East Green uyieh. James Benbow, Somerylle, Mass: John W Needham, Westerly; Hugh J. Fitzpatrick, Peaceda4e' Charles L. Aylesworth, SaunderstoWn; Delbert L. Gavitt, Wakefleld; Samuel Iseibof, Westerly; William H. Whalen' Peacedale: Orine F. Parker, Wyomlns' Charles F. Chappell, Jr. AshaWay; Wilfrid T. Segar, Worcester, Mass; Hugh Fitzpatrick. Providence; Water p. Greene. East Greenwich; Walter F. Perkins. Wyoming; Bernardo Rotandl Brooklyn, N Y; Howard c. swan Worcester. Mass; Alfred l.. Dower, Westerly; John S. Casey, Peacedale; Eddie Smith, Pawtucket; Thomas F. Wilson Wakefield: Ira M. T1sdale, Wickford: James Smith, Hampstead, L. l.; Willard J. Sherman. Narrasan- sett Pier.
 Andrew Waters, Westerly. Charles A. Tucker. Wakefield; Herbert A. Wis h.. N. h. rano. East Greenwich: Fred De Slsta, Peacedale: Joseph NJ Burke, Carolina; Chester H. Burt, Wakefield; William A Matterson. Saunderstown; Francls A. Vennett Westerly; Frederick Il. Tourgee. Peacedale: Carl H. Lund- berg, East Greenwich: Ray B. Kenyon, Pradford: Charles H. Franklin, Allen ton: William c. Coon, Ashaway; How ard P. Crowel East Greenwich; John Salimeno. Westerly; Thomas D. Greene. Westerly; Earl J. Warburton, L.afayette: Claude H. Burdick, Caro- lina: Elmer E. May. East Greenwich; Ernest H. Barber. Hope Valley; Thomas p. Kenney, East Greenwich; Atanasio Grasso, Westerly: Elmer C. Smith. Wyoming; Walter H. Saunders, Canonchet.
 Captain George H. Webb, director of the draft for Rhode Island, has call ed upon appeal agents and members of legal advisory boards to prepare for ''C,lass 1 week" which begins on Mon day. when all classi1cations on grounds of dependency will be reviewed and erroneous decisions changed. Regis trants whose cases are considered with a view to change of classification may be summoned to appeap and testify before the examiners who are to meet al selection board rooms.
 Rev, John G. Dutton, minister of the Broad street Christian church, West erly. attended the list annual assem- bly of the New England Christian Con- vention and Allied societies, with which the local church is affiliated, held in Providence on Thursday. Off, cers were chosen as follows: Rev. w. C. Sargent of Providence, president: lxY;- president: Rev. R. c. English, Ames- bury. Mass. secretary; Rev. G. Everett Moulton of York Corner, Me. assistant secretary; F. R. Wood of Hill, N. H. treasurer.
 The superior court jury before Judge Brown in Providence gave verdict foi plaintiff in the case of Captain William z. Hart against Jesse L. Bourden witf daamges assessed at $500 Captain Hart alleged that he was pulled out o his fishing boat near Warren, June P 1913. by Bourden, who was member of the shelTash commission, anc roughly handled. He brought suit fol 5000. There was dispute about the legality of fishing under the conditions existing but the defendant contendec that he made no assault upon Captain Hart and used no unnecessary force.
 Arthur R. Riley of Westerly wa: elected a member of the board of di rectors at the 15th annual convention of Rhode Island Baptist Sunda, schools held in Providence. Ther' were 1'50 delegates present from 10! Sunday schools in the state. Officers were elected as follows: Arthur F Johnson. East Providence. president al ri1 president; Allen T. Peacock, Long meadow, second vice president: Fred erick L. Temple. Providence, third vic president; F. Sykes Goodwin. Provi dence. secretary; H. A. W. Hall, Prov idence. assistant secretary; James E Reynolds. Providence. treasurer; Willard Baker, Pawcatuck. auditor
 Board of directors elected: Thoma ". Waterman, Providence; Frederic ". Hilton, Woonsocket; Arthur r Riley. Westerly: Mrs. W. c. Murdocl Norwood; Robert D. Cavarly. Provi dence: Albert Knight West Barring ton: Mrs. Helen Irving Cutler, Provi dence; Rev, Benjamin T. Livingston Providence: E. T. Spaulding. Arlng ton: James K. Ralph, Hope; B. Frank lin Spooner, EdeR Park: George f Nicholas, Pawtucket: Henry C. Fin ley. Providence: Herbert c. Lottsfeld East Providence; Benjamin B. Cogges hall Newport; Charles A. William Providence
 The sum of s1so was voted the su perintendent of missions for mainte nance of an automobile and s25 help weak Sunday schools.
 Local Laconics.
 Third district court convenes Westerly today.
 Stores at Watch Hill will open fc the season next Monday.
 Mrs. George E. Hodge of Nurwic was in Westerly Thursday
 Even loyal Westerly is being visite by men of the secret service.
 The severe hailstorm that prevaile in the eastern section of Rhode Islai on Wednesday night did not reaC Westerly.
 George A Champlin recent1v a,