Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03

1 fred J. Richard. s13,4oo; Richmond | Lace works. s29s. .350 Ebert R. Filling
 hast and others. trustees. sss.2oo; l s25.000; Wood River Branch Railroad company, 3O,000.
 i Summary--Land valuation, s313,s75: 1 buildings and Improvements, $ss1 ,25o; l tangible personal, s57o,6o0: ff1tansibie personal, ss6, 4se: total vaiuation' si'e i s25,9so. Total exemptions s12sS5t The amount of tax on land is s3.126.75: buildings and improvements. $a.e12.50 tangible personal, s5.706: intansible
 personal s321.S4; total amount of tax. s1S.776.0e. less exemptions, leaves a total to be collected of $1T,54s.5a, with a poll tax of s104. This is. an increase of s420 over 1918.
 Undaunted by the actien of Governor Beeckman in declining to call special sassicn of the legislature to ratify the
 natic1a cman's suffrage amendment,
 the legislative committee of the state suffrage party will interview members
 of the fepubi4Can state central com
 mittee relative to immediate ratifica
 ton. They will also take the matter
 up with Isaac Gill of Pawtucket, the
 political boss of the state He has
 agf eed to confer with the sllffra gists
 relative to the calling of special ses-
 sie1 He will listen to arguments in-
 tended to show why Rhode Island
 should adopt the amendment at an
 early date.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Parks and
 their daughter. Miss Ethel F. Parks. of
 Providence. for many seasons summer
 residents at Watch Hill are now in
 New York MT. and Mrs Parks will
 SCOT go to Detroit where they will
 make their home. as MT. Parks is to
 be president of a large automobile
 company in that city. Miss Parks will
 remain New York two weeks at the Colonial club and will spend the last half of the month with guests in CfeenWleh, Conn planning to join her parents at Detroit in November.
 At the annual meeting of the Sev- enth Day Baptist Missionary society at the PaWcatuck Seventh Day Bap- tist church, Westerly, officers were elected as follows: William l.. Clarke Ashaway. president emeritus; <v Clayton A. Burdick, Westerly pf psi- dent; Albert s. Babcock. Rockville. R. L, recording secretary: Samuel H. Davis. Westerly. treasurer; Rev. Ed bonding secretary. TS, board of man agers were chosen as follows:
 Ira E. Crandan Rev Clayton A. | Burdicl, Charles H. Stanton. Samuel | IL Davis. George Benjamin Utter, 1 John H. Austin. Harlan r flakes, | Edwin Whitford I4aVerne Bangwor- 1 thy. Charles P. Cottre1l. Alberti R. l Stilman, James A. Saunders. Mrs. AL l bert H. Langworthy of Westerly
 William L., Clarke. Frank Hill. Rev. D. Burdett Coon, Mrs. Charles WI Clarke, Mrs. Edward B. Saunders Robert L. Coon of Ashaway: Albert s. Babcock, John F. Palmer. of Rockville, R. l.; Rev. E. Adelbert Witter, AL exander c. Kenyon of Hopkinton: pr. Anne l.. Waite. Bradford. R. l.: Her pert NJ. Swinney, of Mantle. Conn; Rev. Edwin Shaw, Rev. Thomas l.. Gardiner. of Plainfeld, N. J.
 Rev. George B. Shaw, of Yonkers,t N. Y; Rev. Ira L. Cottrell Rev Will jam l.. ~-lrdick. Rev. Earl P. Saun- lers, of Alfred N. Y.; Theodore J. Van Horn. Verona, N. Y: Irving A. Gran lall. Isemardsville. N. Y; Walton H. ngham. Fort Wayne, Ind; Rev. -Hen-j y N. Jordan. Milton, Wis; Rev. Si-