Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-15

I The Order of Moose, of Rhode Is- l land, at the annual convention Sunday
 at Wakefield. elected officers as fol- l lows: George W. Smith of Wakefield, | president; Alec Ballton, Woonsocket, ! first vice. president; Thomas R. Platt. 1 Westerly, second vice president; John i T. Sutton, Cranston. secretary; Will l liam J. LeClare. Bristol. treasurer. Robert Carter of Harrisville. Frank
 Mowry of Westerly. H. NJ. Spink, of l Shawonet, trustees. The next con vention will be held in Bristol
 1 In his annual address, Supreme District Deputy James Kennedy, of l Providence, stated there were 53s,- 600 members in good standing in the ] order, that more than TOO children are in the home at Mooseheart. The 1 initiation fee has been increased to S10 to take effect October l. and the
 Mooseheart assessment has been rais- ed to S2. He told of the resolution of the national organiza tions favoring an appropriation which would provide each memeber who served in the world war.
 Five Eagle boats, for Boston, bound to New London where they will be used at the Subarmine base and ex- perimental station. arrived Sunday in ach, were built at Detroit and offic- tally numbered II. If, 15. 16 and g. It was in a boat of this type. No. 3, that Chief Electrician William R. Higgins, of Westerly. made the trip to Archangel, Russia.
 The twenty sixth annual muster of the New England State Veteran Firemen's League, will be held at Wickferd, August Is. The Rhode Island representations will include the pick of the hand tubs of the state Two new Rhode Island veteran or ganizations will make their first ap- pearance at a New England League muster-the Westerly Veterans. which at Cranston by the Volunteer Fire company, and the Narra gasett Vet eran Association about year ago the Aberdeen. which was recently teer Fire company.
 In addition to these will be the Washington, No. 1. of Wickford which is proving itself to be a con- sstent and formidable prize winner; the Tire King of PaWtuxet: the Non ant.:3i for many years located at Newton, Mass, where it captured nu merous prizes. but which came into the possession of the Providence Vet l eran Associa toni about a year ago by purchase: tie old Button tub, | Volunteer now of East Greenwich. 1 but formerly at Central Falls and l previously at Peabody. Mass. and 1 the Liberty of Watchemoket All 1
 
 certain to be in the lists. while sev- eral others are considering the invi- | tation to take part.
 Deputy Sheriff Mitchell arrested | Herbert w. Reed in Arcadia. Satur ] day and lodged him in the Westerly | police station. The arrest was made | at the instance of police authorities | of Peabody, Mass. Reed is charged | with neglect to support his wife and 1 two children. He declared he would | exercise his extradition rights and l in this stand he was backed by his l employers in Arcadia. After several | hours confinement with ample op l portunity to sense the situation. he | realized that eventually he would | have to free the charge. So he de- cided to waive his rights and return l to Peabody. An officer came from that city, Monday afternoon, and 1 took charge of the accused. It is i said Mir. Reed had an affinity, who formerly resided in Westerly.
 Miss Mabel Donohue, of White Rock, the young woman who shocked society at Watch Hill by her antics 0n the bathing beach. and who made her escape from Policeman Lam Dheare, was taken into custody by Policeman Chase, Sunday afternoon and escorted to the Westerly police ad to cease her actions at Watch Hill put she consistently refused to heed he warnings. In the Third district court Monday, she was charged with being a 1eud and lascivious person. She was adjudged guilty and was