Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-10

Champlin, patrolmen. The police are officially designated as police consta- bles without authority to serve civi. process. It was voted that the salaries of the police officers be increased 25 per cent. whenever the town makes sufficient appropriation to meet such increase.
 In addition these appointments were made by the council:
 Harold D. Livingston. Richard J. Butler, auditors.
 Herbert P. Clark. town sergeant.
 Dr. Samuel c. Webster, superinten- dent of health.
 Russell l.. Slocun1, constable with power to serve civil process. William R. Wilcox, James Maxwell, John Reardo1, Stephen A. Manchester, John w. Hines. Alexander Mitchell Alexander H. Thompson, J. Henry Burk, William E. Burk, Michael J.. Burke. Foster Jagger. Joseph D. Will cox, Louis Leone, Benjamin A. Chauncey, Samuel T. Patton. George A. Dolan, Willard P. Hall. John w.. Berry, Robert Ressell. Joseph Church, 1 Guy B. Page. Edward J. Fenelon. Jr. | Howard A. Babcock, John NJ. Green wood, Michael Guidino. Arthur E.. Thompson, William Stillwell. Franklin D. Lawson. William Culley. Horace E. Burdick. John S. Thompson, Jr.. Pat rick H. Morrison. Joseph A. Girvasini. , Alexander Aitken, Howard w. Swan, Louis B. Collins. George W. Howard, 1 Daniel Ashworth. Walter Nash. police constables without pay.
 | Edward M. Burke, judge of probate. Harry B. Asard. town solicitor. | Dr. Thomas E. Robinson. milk in- ] spector.
 1 Edwin Barber. sealer of weights and | measures.
 | Eugene B. Pendleton. Elisha B. Car 1 penter, Oliver P. CrandaH. Russell L. Slocum. auctioneers.
 George A. Champlin. sealer o1
 leather.
 John. T. Edmond. Albert H. Lang
 worthy. measurers of g1 ain. II Thomas Mckenzie. George T. Wood.
 ward, surveyors of land, i Joseph Fraser. John W. Berry George E. Chapman. fence viewers. , Oliver c. Andrews. Frank N. Wilcox Eugene P. Strout, weighers of coal anC merchandise.
 W-lam B. Briggs. James B. Bab cccll Horatio D. Healey. field drivers William c. Gavitt. James R. Bab cock, Henry c. Lanphere, pound keep CTS.
 al stephen W Collins. corder of wood F. George r Barber. Charles E. Coon
 harbor n,;.s ters.
 Lester (. Gayitt. tree warden. | .tChn R Drown. committee to car'
 fo,' hllIiaI of deceased soldiers. 1 Herbert P. Clark superintendent O
 the building of chimneys and th'
 placing of stoves and stovepipes.
 The council made no appointment O 1 a successor to Maurice w. Flynn a:
 +,
 pcirtment being deferred to the nex
 meeting. Dr. Robinson, reappointet
 milk inspector. will be required tC
 r1ake mvathly report to the town coun.
 cil The only exception made in thu
 appointment of officers for one year
 was in the case of the policemen. Theil
 apr ointment is made to terminate
 the ] :easure of the council. In othel
 pl. gre ssive places police officers ar'
 appointed during good behavior ana
 th;s is done to remove the police de
 partment from politics.
 Charles H. PendIeton of Westerly
 postoffice inspector, discovered dis
 crepancies in the accounts of Franl E. Mason. postmaster at Nasonville , and the latter was removed from of flee. only to be arrested two days late Ton the charge of embezzlement. He i charged with embedding $11.95 il postal savings. $3S.22 in money order } and $S6.70 in war savings. Nasol l was taken before United States Com
 missioner Matteson in Providence an
 nTeadeG not jguilty. He was held fo the grand jury in bail in the sum o
 $jOO Mrs. Isabella H. Walling 0
 Woonsocket furnished q cash bail The annual meeting of the Washing . ton County Agricultural society wa
 heid at the fair grounds in Kingsto I and officers were elected as follows ! Rowland Hazard of Peacedale, presi dent; John Babcock of South Kingston George L. Salisbury. Jr.. of Mort
 Kingston, William H. Saunders ( ,. ! Westerly, Albert $. Babcock of HoI 7 kinton, Charles D. Kenyon of Ricf . mond, George C. Cross of Charles : town. Philip A. Money of Exete : Charles l. Tucker of Narraganse U vice presidents; John A. Allen 7 Peacedale, treasurer; John G. Clarl of West Kingston. secretary; Frar
 W. Robinson of Wakefield. auditor. = Rowland Hazard of Peacedale. G. 'a Salisbury, Jr., of Alton. John BabcoC .e of Wakefield. George l.. Stillman Westerly, Albert Babcock of Hopkil
 ton Charles J. Tucker of Narragal SetI, 1nOnaS W. U. ttdlnDun > Wickford, William F. Saunders . Westerly, Herbert E. Lewis of Hopki b ton, Wendell Phillips of Richmor ! George C. Cross of Charlestown. A r Hoxie of Charlestown. Horace A B mold of Exeter Stephen B. Gardner E Narragansett, Charles D. Kenyon Richmond, Stephen E. Davis of Walk E field, executive committee.
 E Twentyfour propositions for mer \ berSilil were presented and referr E to the executive committee. which W
 m"s'' iu two weeks to select a shC E committee. superintendent and oth B officials for the fair.
 The trea surers report showed I E ceirts of SH,597 and payments of s1 sl>651.50. There is a balance of $9S5. , with outstanding claims against { society of $3. 300 on four notes.
 The executive committee recol E mended that the land purcha ased year a:ro he added U the fair grorr to meet the demand fer more parl5i space for automobiles. It was a 2 recommended that the newly elect officers devise ways and means to creqsn the revenue and decrease evpeT sos. Irrespective of the fe rainv dove. the attendance at the 1! fair and tke receipts, were on the g
 n-are as comrared to the past f ye-rs. It -vHs declared the horse ra' ' were t',a bet eyer and s9a9 25 of } original appropriation of S2.50o V
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