Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-22

ways of doing things and getting about.
 The East Greenwich firemen will erect a bronze memorial tablet in front of the fire station in honor of the Westerly members of the fire company who served in the world I war. The tablet is Is X 20 inches. 1 Across the top of the tablet are the words Honor Roll World War" represened in the centre with helmet, trumpet and crossed ladders, the com
 pany's emblem and just below are the years 1917-1S19 separated with a
 star. At the bottom of the tablet un- l der the names is the following: Tn a
 righteous cause they have won inn
 mortal glory and have nobly served
 their nation in serving mankind" 1 William J. keenan, state deputy of i the Knights of Columbus has has an nounced district deputies for the 1 Rhode Island Jurisdiction. He has di- l vlded the state into seven districts ! and made assignments as follows: District Deputy Charles V. Carroll 1 of Woonsocket Council has been as signed to Delany, Newport. Hope and
 St, Thomas Councils, which councils will comprise the first district 1 District two will be in charge of District Deputy Joseph P. Reardon of l Deiany Council, and will include Mar
 ragansett, (Westerly) Tyler, Woon-
 socket and Mcfarland Councils 1 District Deputy William A Mo l Groarty of Bishop Doran Council has
 been assigned to district three, com
 posed of Lee, Gigson, Bishop Doran
 and Francis Councils. l District four will include La Sale l Elmhurst, Finnigan and Cranston
 Councils and will be in charge of Dis
 trict Deputy Joseph V. Broderisk of | St. Thomas Council.
 | District Deputy Jeremiah A SuTli- van of Newport Council will have supervision over district five, which
 will include Newman. Providence, Ig- 1 natius and Warren Councils.
 District six will consist of Britol
 Councils and will be in charge of District Deputy James A. Shields of l Cranston Council.
 District Deputy James F. Dunne | which will comprise Santa Maria 1 St. Anthony and the Holy Ghost | Councils.
 | Tke fast Ashland team O? Jewett l City has the credit of bein., the first | to defeat the fast Westerly team at ! baseball In order to turn this little trick, however, the game went for 1 sixteen innings and the score at the l finish stood to 3. This shows the l teams to be evenly balanced and a re- 1 turn game in Westerly would be at 1 tended by the largest number of fans i ever congregated on a baseball field l in the town.
 1 Narasansett Council Knights oi COiumDuS, neiu CidInDdke ana HelQ l sports at Barnes Point Brightman $ pond. Sunday. There were prizes in | the varied events and there were
 many competitions for the awards. About 1s5 Knights were at this An-
 nual outing.
 leeai Laeonies. l treasurer of the New England Granite
 works, is critically i'll. Henry c. Burdick. s7, for many
 years a resident of Rockville and | Ashaway. died Friday night at the home of his niece, Mrs. Asa Moves in Stanton street Pawcatuck. The Fourth company, Rhode Island State Guard, spent Sunday at Pleas ant View in diversified drills. D. Harold Rogers has been elected chairman of Scoutmasters of Wester- ly, succeeding Charles Fowler, who resigned to become a line scoutmast- CT.
 F'reeborn B. Ames, 40 brother of Mrs. Ida Coon, formerly of Westerly. and a Spanish War veteran, died in McGraw, N. Y.
 Mrs. Elizabeth HemphiIl of West erly, graduate of Savage school, New York. is the new physical di I rector for the young women of Rhode Island State College.
 Frank V. Vennett of Westerly. is | stoneQ Bathing Girl corporation of New York Mir Vennett has been manager of the Bliven Opera house four years.
 Miss Mary Whipple of Westerly is to teach expression at the Mississip- pi State College for Women, at Co l lumbus, Miss