Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-05

An appeal has been taken from the Westerly probate court in admitting to probate the will of Alfred Dover, whose home was at. No. ' Summer street, and who died last April in a Providence hospital. The appeal is brought by Attorney George R. Me Kenna in behalf of Alfred l.. Dower. of Quincy. Mass. nephew. and Mrs. Lila. J. Brown. of Winchester Mass, and Miss Alice l.. Dover, of Westerly, nieces of the deceased, and the execution of the will. which was exc cuted last January. The case will probably be heard at the September term of the superior court for Wash Rathbun appearing the will.
 Alfred Dover, was unmarried. and left an estate valued at about $12,000,
 and conducted a granite business at tate is bequeathed to Julia Dower, wife of Richard Dover, brother, and small 1egacies are given to his sister
 and three brothers. Richard Earl Dover and William Dower, neph9wS, are executive of the will.
 Rev. Edward J, Curry, formerly of Westerly, now of East Greenwich, is secretary of the Narragansest as sembly which convenes ill fourteenth annual session at East Greenwich Academy July 1927. Public services will be held in the evening and the af- ternoon will be devoted to recreation The sessions open with reception and aupler at 6 p. m. Saturday; Sun day. campus service at D.. nn., 2ol- 10 wed y the assemly SC ,nt II in tt e
 NJ 1cdt~t Epl:Copal church Tt J m.
 Tt.. ,'osing Sunday inciu1 ,s 'a1L : ru; service and evening mer'.l n tha First Isrntist churcn.
 Ttecr, al .e:,;lI events will inc.u:1..- st almef exoUs siona-to Newport. 5a'h- l ing, campus stunts, eyenl1g sings on | the steps sof Eastman iaii aiii .ur- T tI h F.1t. 1 Alumni Day, Friday. Each evening after supper young peop.c's social | will be demonstrated
 The programme of evening lectures at 7.45, open to all. follows: Monday 1 Prohibition Tomorrow. Dr- E. V. Clay pool. superintendent Rhode Island Anti Saloon League; Tuesday. The i Inter Church World Movement, Rev. ], F.. A. E. Pa1quist of Boston; Wednes- day, Saving, Sunday, symposium; ; | Thursday. The Missionary at Work, Rev. J. Frank Russell of the Philip pines: Friday, Tithing. Rev. H. l. Bai- ley of Cambridge: Saturday, Assem- :
 bly, Night.
 The daily mofning schedule includes
 Bible study, Miss Elizabeth W. Sted-
 man of New York; mission study, President William T. Green of Ma 1 tick; assembly, forum. Rev. G. Elmer Mos man of Brocktop.
 Westerly men who want service in the army near home, that. is within the state, now have the opportunity. The recruiting station in Providence has received communication that 'in view of the need of enlisted men in all organizations at this time, officers i of tho recruiting service are author 1 ized to accept applications for en- i Ii stmert in any organization, camp, 1 post or station,- within five hundred miles of their main station, and send acccpted applicants to that place for 1 complement of enlistment"
 1 This means that such men win not 1 be required to go to Fort SiccnIn,. but chosen within the prescribed llniT. l There is call in for 400 men to i fill the ranks of the coast artillery { companies in the forts inc5ude1 iii l the Narra gansett Bay defences. Men are needed at Forts Adams, Creole, | Wetherel1 and Rodman.
 The Fourth company. Westerly, and all other commands of the Rhode Island State Guard. will prob ably be ordered to Camp Quonsett l during the summer The Machine forty men went into camp Thursday | night and will remain until Sunday evening. A shuttletent camp has been | formed, facing the flagstaff. which is | to the east of it. The guard tent is | located fifteen yards to the left in the
 rear and the officers tent is the l same distance to the right.
 | The state has issued to the detach ment 1000 rounds of machine gun am l ammunition. A row of silhouette tar l gets will be used and every man will