Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09

most esteemed women of Westerly For a great many years she resided at Watch Hill and saw the place grow from hamlet to one of the mos fashionable shore resorts. For year; Mrs. Larkin, with her husband con- ducted the bath houses in connection with the bathing beach which they owned at Watch Hill, and which nov is managed by their son, Daniel Lar kin.
 l Mrs. darkin was born in Stonington + October 31, 1848. the daughter of Jo- II seph and Louise s. Moves Chesebro and married Frank Larkin of watcf Hill, November 23, 1871. She is sur I vived by her husband, three sons Frank Provost, of Newport News, Va; n Albert, of Montreal: Daniel, a member Ii of the Westerly town council. late en- H, sign in the navy, and Jessie Louise, ot | Westerly.
 i Mrs Larkin was a member of the II old Chesebro family of Stonington the projenitor of which was William kChesebro, who was one of the first I planters of the town in 1649 She 1 traced her descent from William 1 through Samuel, Samuel %, Joseph | Samuel, Elias and Joseph the last 1 named being her father. With a single exception, Mrs Lar kin was the only resident of Westerly l who was member of the Daughters 1 Of Founders and Patriots of Ameri- 1 l have straight paterna1 line of ances- | try. She was an active and interest l ed member of Phebe Greene Ward | chapter. Daughters of the American | Revolution. and of Westerly Historical l society. She was also a member of 1 the Westerly Research club, the Tray 1 el club, and other organizations inter ested in matters historical, and for the intellectual nd moral betterment of the people.
  ton count!"e Judge Biodgett presiding, held at Kingston. Monday, the motion calendar was disposed of as follows: Helen Gray vs. Frederick J. Gray. Passed.
 Police Chief Thomas F. Brown, complainant vs. Everett GIassey. Con tinued third Monday in September for sentence.
 J. Irving Maxson vs Harriet s. B. Babcock. ct al. Assigned on Westerly calendar first case.
 Franklin D. Lawson vs. Malcolm Thompson. Assigned on Westerly cal endar, second case.
 Frank L. Holiday vs. James NJ. Pen dleton, town treasurer. Assigned on Westerly calendar. third case.
 T. B. Segar & Go. vs. Elmer F.. Bur dick. Assigned to Westerly calendar, fourth case.
 Giuseppe cimalore vs. Joseph Ga brielIe. Assigned Westerly calendar. fifth case.
 Angela Guarino vs Angelo J. Cap puccio. Assigned to Westerly calendar sixth case.
 William B. Shepard vs Springfield Insurance Go. Passed.
 William B. Shepard vs. Phoenix As surance Co. Passed.
 William B. Churchill vs. Northern Assurance Go. Passed.
 David Syme ct al. vs. Archibald Me Neil. ct al. Assigned first jury day at Kingston.
 Erminia Bottinelli vs. Westerly Au- tomatic Telephone Co. Assigned for trial at Kingston, September session.
 Baptiste Bottinelli vs. Westerly Au- tonatic Telephone Go. Assigned for trial Kingston, September, to follow above case.
 Baptiste Bottine1li vs Westerly Au- tomatic Telephone Go. To follow above case.
 William IT. C1apham vs Frederick D. Sisson. Heard an dhe1d on plea of abatement.
 Frederick D. Sisson vs. William H. Chapman. Assigned Westerly calen- dar.
 Stephen J. Weaver vs. Harold E. Miner. Assigned to Westerly calen- dar.
 John Allen vs. James NJ. Pend1eton town treasurer. Assigned to Westerly calendar.
 Petition of Dernison H. Hinckley for of Westerly Furniture CO.
 
 State, FIlery Barber, overseer of poor vs. Emil Matson. Assigned to Westerly docket.
 W. c. A. Dominica Lombardo vs. Bradford Dyeing Association. Ready for hearing on motion
 Actions at law were disposed of as follows:
 Richard F. Tombe vs. William F. Deunen.
 Meyer Narva vs. Albert E. Jeanaret 1 Assigned Westerly docket.
 David Novograd vs. Samuel V. 1 Grand. Passed. i
 J. c. Tucker Go. vs. Harriet G. | Brown. Passed. 5olo- Assigned Westerly calendar.
 John M Greenwood vs. John A. Al l en- Heard on plaintiffs petition for new trial and held for advisement. Briefs filed by plaintiff.
 Equity. Charles H. Nichols ct al. vs. ;. T. Reuter- Son. Ready for hearing
 Equity. William H. Chapman vs. Fred D. Sisson. Ready to be heard on part. of defendant Plaintiff not ready Lnd case continued to next session.
 Bills and petitions in equity:
 Caroline c. Lena vs. Frederick C. | Lena ct al. Passed.
 New Haven Iron and Steel Com oany vs. Frank Melton. Passed
 Captain Howard Wilcox, in charge of the Watch Hill station since the -etirement of Captain Walter Davis, las been transferred to the coast guard office. of Superintendent Herbert NJ. Knowles at Wakefield. He sue ceeds Earl W. Suydam, who has been assigned as keeper of the\ Rock Point | Coast Guard station at East Marion. N. Y, succeeding Keeper Harvey s. l Brown, who. goes on the retired list Keeper Oswald A. LittlefieId has been from Block Island to Watch Hill. There has been several l changes at the stations in this district. i Charles Collins. for twelve years at i Watch Hill. has been promoted to No. 1. and goes to Narragansett Pier, and 1 Frederick Tucker of the Watch Hill station, is on the retired list after thirty consecutive years of service
 To get news of home interest it is often necessary to get it away from 1 home. Here is item of interest to E2Illletin read derS from i