Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29

Archie B. Thompson. 6s, died just before noon Saturday. Ills promi- hence in Masonry. his affiliation with nearly every fraternal organization in westerly, and secretary of the ma iority of them, coupled with his af- fable manner, his cheerful disposition and model citizenship, made MT. | Thompson, one of the best known | men in Ehis section and his death is l generally mourned. Soon after re- | turning to his home, No. 31 Moss street Wednesday evening from his i office at the plant of the c. B. Cot treIl & Sons company, where he has for many years served as purchasing | agent, he was stricken with apoplexy and never recovered consciousness. MT. Thompson was born in Newark. i N. J. April 5, 1858, the son of John S. and Brienna Nicolson Thompson. When he was quite young the family moved to Newport., In 1881 he mar ried Miss Annie Faith Hawley in Hartford. He then came to Westerly and. after a few months, entered the employ of the Cottrell company where he gave thirty-six years of faithful service. Besides Mrs. Thompson he leaves two daughters, Annie Clara and Alice Eunice Thompson; also a brother Samuel S. Thompson of New port and three sisters, Mrs. B. W. Hig- bee, Mrs. George W. Leonard and Mrs. Joseph Barrett, all of Newport.
 The Ninigret Mills company, witEf>a branch in Westerly, which succeeds the Green and Daniels company of Pawtucket has been incorporated with capital of S3,Oo0,OO0 divided into $2,- b00,o coo of preferred and S500,000 of Rra T1dAr n Brander and Curry, Inc, New York city, is president; Charles r. Brough- ton, treasurer of the Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford is vice president; H. T. Fiske Of the Ffslle Rubber company, is treasurer; Henry Otte, first assist ant treasurer; Charles S. Fowler, Westerly Textile company. second as sistant treasurer; Archie Houghton, secretary; John D. Searle, clerk. The company will operate two plants in the marNfactllre of automobile tire yarns and fabrics, one plant at Paw catuc7 and the other at Westerly.
 The Ninigret mills at Westerly will be operated under the direction of Mir. Fowler, is already equipped with twisting, spooIng and weaving machinery, and 10000 spindles are to be added, The Green and Daniels plant at Pawtucket will be operated
 
 plants are to be overhauled and equipped with the best 1f machinery for time yarns and fabrics.
 Former residents of Hope Valley, Mir. and Mrs. Fayette E. Bennett ob- served their fftieth wedding ami versary at the home of their son. James Davis Bennett in Uewtonville, vile. Mass. Saturday. Mir Bennett was born in Phenix, in the town of Warwick, April 2, 1S44. Mrs. Bennett was born in DavisviAe. in the town of North Ningstown. February Il, lSi4 The: were married ct the home af the br7lc in Davisville by Rev. c. c. Burrougks their pastor of Quid nesset. church. Shortly after the marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett went from Pheni,; b Hope Valley, where M-. Bennett became an crnploye of tla Nichols and LGngworthy Machine company and remained with that company for thirty-threa years. In 1907 Mr. and Mrs. Bennett changed their hoI.Vc from Hope Valley U Dor had located near Boston. Three years l2ter they moved to NewtonYille.
 Rhode Island undertakers have been notified bv the state board of health That chapter T of the general laws will be enforced. This law requires ail the undertakers to get a permit u take a body from from one munic:- paftr t3 another The Catholic cern- cJerg Of Westerly is located in Paw eatge3, Coun.
 4. L. 5ayes Company has beer !nc1-- oratcd under the laws of Massa "nuSa;ts tc manufacture and deal ir woosen and worsted goods. The au- thoriped capital consists Of s5,00o, O0t df.r.1...~ ty4t n
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 Westerly troops were represcntec at the Rhode Islnad Conference o- Boy Scouts of America held in Pnovi. dence, Friday and Saturday. Selec. tons were given by the Boy Scout; band Of Fall River and medals and bars Of honor were presented tt scouts for meritorious service. Amone the speakers vCre Dr. Charles A Eastman. a fullblooded Sioux Indiar and graduate of Dartmouth, Colonel c Edward Burton, Jr.. Colonel CharIe, deputy chief scout executive of tn, national organization Alfred H. Guer hey anl |. I. A1cDonald, natona camp director.
 Antonio cappuccio is proud in tn possession of his two sons, Frank ant Louis, five and three years respective iy. which hc secured in New York an returned to Westerly, Saturday nigbt He located them with their mother i, New York city, brought them home refusing to include his erring wifi Mary Aulette Cappuccio. On Nov. 1; last. Ms. Cappuccio left WesterI with Frank Mama. taking the tw children. 1Tfn1a having two of hi children with lin. Mama abandone Mrs. Cappuccio and her two childre- on reaching New York This fac