Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-13
WESTERLY

= company. driveway off Broad street; Angela Guarino to Carmine Bruno. two lots in, Columbus Park; Lui >Guili- ano, ct ux. to Conheglia M. Nardone, two lots in Oak street: Jesse M. Laing to Nellie Aldrich Mowry. house and lot at Pleasant View; Angela Guarino to Giramina Cisco, lot in Columbus Park; Smith Granite company to town of Westerly, strip of land in Tower and Granite streets. Domenico Terranova to Nicholas M. Terranova, one-half interest in house and lot in Marriott avenue; Nicholas Terranova to Nunziata TerTanova, house and lot in Marriott avenue: Timothy Clancy to James Clancy, house and lot in Cross street; Howard E. Thorp to Wilson H. | Riddles. land at Potter Hill: Fred N. Clark ct 7ux. to Marie Mulnati, house l and lot in Newton avenue.
 I In the same period there were rec- orded one mortgage, two releases of l mortgages and one 'chattel mortgage. 1
 The board of managers of the | i Seventh Day Baptist Missionary society 1 held a meeting in the Pawcatuck ! church. Westerly, and the quarterly i | reports of the corresponding secre- ! 1 tary and the treasurer were approved ! for record The evangelistic commit 1 tee reported that several of the ] churches, including Waterford had | | held special evangelistic services. It :! was voted to pay half of the travelling expenses of the correspondence sec retary to the Michigan conference. | The Tract society concurring, it was voted that the salary of the secretary be $1,500 a year. The corresponding secretary gave reports of workers in the several fields and announced the arrival in this country of Dr. Palmberg bringing with her two Chinese girls. Missionary
 Mrs. Annie West was at the meeting and exhibited many photographs and Chinese curios. and told of the general work in China.
 It was voted to invite Rev. T. L. M. |i Spencer of Georgetown, British Guia-
 ference at Battle Creek. Michigan, at
 the expense of the board.
 Professor Corliss F. Randolph ad-
 dressed the board and gave assurance
 of the sympathy of the Tract board in
 all missionary undertakings.
 It was voted to extend a call to Rev.
 Rollo J. Severance to the work of field
 worker and general missionary on the
 Southeastern field, with headquarters
 at Gentry, Ark; at a salary of $500
 and travelling expenses.
 ldIlOll Ol GOu was NOICu
 from the Ministerial fund in favor of Miss Elizabeth F. Randolph to aid in 1 her tudies.
 D. Burdett Coon, Charles H. Stanton,
 George B. Utter and Edwin Shaw were appointed programme committee for Missionary Day at the conference
 Rev. William L. Burdick. George B.
 Utter and Corliss F. Randolph were appointed to investigate matters of his
 torical interest pertaining to the New
 port church.
 Police Chief Brown has been notified
 that Rev. Ernest M. Webb, in charge
 of the Peoples Mission church, Gen.
 tral Falls, is missing from home and
 the police are asked to. make effort
 to locate him. He left his home on
 Friday saying he was going to Prov idence. He has wife and child. He is 46 years of age, five feet, seven ,, inches in height and weighs about 15o l pounds. He wore dark suit of r clothes and soft black hat.
 , 23, and James Gencerella, A, the lat ter returned from two years overseas
 service three weeks ago, were before
 Judge Williams in the Third District court. Monday, charged with revelling
 and quarreling in Pierce street, Sun t day night. Both men pleaded guilty 3 and were fined s5 and costs, amount
 ing to s8.S0 each, which they paid. It 5 appeared in testimony that the young r men were invited guests at a wedding
 party, and their presence resulted in
 general breakup of the assemblage.
 The wedding celebration was in the
 home of Charles Serra, and a crowd , of 150 or more congregated. attracted
 i7 t11n q in hU fha actions nf Inc
 cused. Policeman Champlain dis persed the crowd and ordered Ludono and Gancerella to move on." This 7, they refused to do, and informed the officers that they could not be made ,, to move Their arrest followed. ! !s David Black, 50, employed in the j White Rock mill, was so drunk Sat urday night that he could not navigate e and fell by the roadside on the White n Rock road. There he was discovered
 in the rain. drenched to the skin. The n police department was notified and Po- e liceman Mitchell brough Black to the S station in 8 taxicab. When before d Judge Williams he pleaded guilty and ., begged that he be not committed to : jail, promising to reform forthwith. A y fine of s and costs, total $S.S0 was g imposed. The payment was guaran-
 
 ,, weeks wages were due Black. e The house of Perry Dawley in Grove |, avenue and that of Lewis Damnrus in Bradford, were entered by thieves while the occupants were away, Mon '' day morning. At the former place
 the bureau drawers were ransacked , but so far as known nothing of value ; was taken. Considerable clothing " and some cash was stolen from the . house in Bradford
 Local Laconies.
 = The triennial parade of the Holy Y Name societies of Rhode Island will B. be held in Providence, September 2s
 Former Mayor Allyn L. Brown, o1 e Norwich. was in Westerly. Monday
 Rev. P. s. Sailer. pastor of Broad
 Street Christian church, read the pa per at, the meeting of the Westerly B Ministers association. held Monday ! in the Memorial building. His sub S ject was Facing New World i. Henry $. Miner has contributed s25 2 to the fund for a Knights of Columbus home in Westerly.
 The annual parade of the Westerly
 Ere department will be part of the ' celebration of the two hundred anG lIIrrnlMn rn7rMh