Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01

Norwich before coming here. MT. Maxson is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles B. Maxson. After leaving the Westerly High school he entered Phillips Exeter academy ard finished at Harvard. He is draftsman and associated with his father in the ma chine manufacturing business MT. and Mrs. Maxson will continue to re- side in Westerly. They left their wedding trip in the early evening. Seventy five delegates are attend ing the two days session in the Broad Street Christian church, of the eighty fourth annual session of the Rhode Island and Massachusetts ing Tuesday morning. the devotional features was under tie direction of Rev. F. J. Bodman of Fall River. The minutes of the last conference wer. committees were appointed. Rev. president a delivered the annual ad- dress and the treasurer. Warren H. Sanford presented his report. Tne morning session ended with sermon by Rev Henry Arnold of Fall River.
 Rev & c. Palmer of Dighton led in the devotional exercises Tuesday by Rev. A. H. Morrill,. DID, of New ton, N H.. and Rev. H. M Harner of New Bedford Jofin Loftus of Pot tersville secretary of Christian En deavor made report of the BuHaio convention The annual sermon was delivered bv Rev. Philip $. Sailer, of Westerly Rev. Ernest B. Glipert or Fall River led in the open discusslon-
 Tn the evening Rev. Arthur A Rlch- ards of Swansea led the prahse b Re, E,Iim A..E Palmuuist of Boston: on -rhe Inter-Church Movement. and oy Rev F. K. McCord DID,. on The For ward Movement
 Friends of Irish Freedom in Wester ly have arranged for a free pupliS meeting for the discusslon ol t,te me P,, lS,' oI1estion on Sunday. October l9- NeN; Henry Grafton Mythien, an Eplscopai minister of Norfolk. Va. and Johh J. Snlain of New Haven. have been en- gagged as the speakers
 The latest real estate transfers recorded in the office Of Towh Cierh yybinn1e are: Charles H. Moone, q ,x to Eugene F. Knight. house ana lot in Beach street: Lua G. Do2k- 1S; ct al. to Mildred Wilkins, house anu lot in Franklin street; Gurdon b. ht' COX to Elizabeth Leon, house ana iol in Spring street: Barbara A Peuter to Andrew E; Ralston, house and lnt Tn Beach street; Joseph M Smith, ct Hv- to Alfred A. CrandalL ct n2:- TOT al Plea sant View; A1onzo A SaunuefS ID Ella C. Broughton five lo-s ar Pleis- ant View; Thomas McNeen2y to cath erine M McNeeney, house and al Plea asant View; John w Burdlch to Alice M. Burdick, two houses ard lots in East avenue; Frank " Coy Reai Estate company to MiSquiemicut Golf club lot on Watch Hill road; Me chanics Saving bank to Simon Hert, ct al, house and lot in Pond street; Chas H. Wells to Melissa J. Wells, house and lot in Highland avenue: Samuel H. Davis to Caroline l.. Squiers. house and lot at Watch Hill; Consiglia NJ Nardone to Peter Nardone4 Joe in High street. Joshua NJ. Clarke. to Otis L. Rurdick. ct. uX.. house and lot in Beach street; Joseph T. Murphy to Peter De Perri, ct uN., house and lot in High street; Vincinzo Sfsco, ct ux, to Angelo Sisco ct ux.. half of house and lot in Columbus park; Mary w. house and lot at Watch Hill; kath- crime w. Fenelon to Josephine E. Bright, lot at Pleasant View; Frank W Coy to Edward IT. Brewer. ct al, lot at Watch Hill; Charles E. Cham berlain, ct al. lot at Watch Hill; Chas. F. Chamberlain, et al. to Westerly In dustrial and Improvement company, lots in Pleasant View; Eleanor E. Congdon to Florence c steward house and lot at Watch Hill; Mary w. Coleman ct al~ to F. Maud Stirap- son. house and lot in Spruce street; Battista Boltinelf to Robert Leiper, ct ux.. house and lot in John street: Harriet E. Brofrey to J. Frederick Eagle. land at Watch Hill; Frank l. Larkin to Daniel F. Larllin, ct al, bathing beac property at Watch Hill; Genevieve L. Griscom to Frances c. Griscorn, honse and lot a Watch Hill: Ethel Burnett to A. Tingley Wall. land at. Watch Hill: Margaret C. Murphy. ct al to Lavina Ferrara, lot in Newton avenue; Domenico Leonette to Mehhino Stafaccio, ct al. two lots in Oak street center.
 During the Same period there were recorded eight mortgages. aggregat ing $23.0 900. one agreement, five releas- es of mortgages and one conditional bill of sal.
 Local Laconics.
 The governor of Rhode Island and the governor of Connecticut acted all