Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-07

Rev. Walter Lyddy at the funeral of Amelia C.. wife of Michael Bray. Solos were sung by C, Leo Higg Passing Out of the Shadow, and Hughes, Beautiful Land on High. 5drial was in the new s.. Michaers cemetery. The bearers were Postmaster Thomas F. ley, Andrew Shea. Thomas Gowley and Thomas Shea.
 Mrs. Bray is survived by her hus- band. three sons, Joseph F.. William J. and Louis R. Bray, and one daugh ter, Mary H. Bray; also by her father, Louis A. Celia, six brothers, John, Emanuel Frank. Leo. George and Louis Celia. and two sisters, Mrs. Will liam Carney of Eastoni Pa. and Mrs George Pagan of Plainfield. N. I.
 The latest deeds of real estate trans fers recorded in the office of Town Clerk Everett F. Whipple are as fol- lows Washington Trust company trustee, to Frank W. Coy, lot at Watch liam and wife. house and lot in John street: Jeremiah J. Sullivan. by ad- ministrator to Daniel E. Fitzgerald half interest in house and lot in Tower Theodore Samuel. house and lot in Elm street; Mary O. Clark and others to Hattie A Crandall. house and lot in School street; John P. Hoxie and wife to Mary s. Dinwoodie. house and lot on old Hopkinton roda; Amanda C.. Peterson to John W. Burdick and wife house and lot in East avenue: Susan H. Keith to Eleanor B. Congdon, land at Watch Hill: Franklin D. Lawson to Lucy K. Arthe.a lot a Shelter Harbor; Abble C. Bufum and others to Mary L. Johnson and others, house and lot in Main street: Indu strial Trust com View
 In the same period there were re- corded nine mortgages asgregatins s2o'S5o, one release of mortgage, one Dill Of sale and one agreement.
 Mrs. Jane c. Campbell, widow of after several days of illness. at the summer home of her son at Weeka- paug. She has long been a resident of Westerly. Mrs. Campbell is sur seph Barber, of Dorchester. Mass, and a son. Clifford W. Campbell. a lead = ing business man of Westerly. Local Laconies.
 Frank W. Coy has purchased the Captain Benjamin Burdick property, 56 Elm street.
 The prcrerty in Elm street. known as the Charles A. Maxson place. has been purchased by Louis Solomon. Senat tor Gerry telegra phed Thomas F. Lenihan that his nomination for appointment as postmaster at West erly has been confirmed by the sem A striking trolleyman says that sew eral boys have secured other jobs that do not pay them as well as the jobs they left to go cn strike.
 The trolleyn,en. out of work. have established a 'bus line between Paw catuck and Groton. Similar service would be tried on Watch Hill route but for the high price of a license tc | operate in Westerly.
 | The Seventh Coast Artillery band was here from Narragansett Bay or recruiting service. The proposed con certs in the afternoon and evening | were not given on account of rain
 The band was ordered back to Fort l Creole. Buses operating in Westerly are not
 restricted to seating capacity in car l rying passengers.
 1 More eases for violating the auto mobile laws are scheduled for Friday
 session of the Third district court. 1 The First battalion. Rhode Island State Guard. which includes Fourtt
 company, Westerly. will encamD or
 the Kingston Fair grounds. Aug. 2;
 and 24. The subsistence will be fur. 1 nished at the state expense. | The Westerly band is scheduled fol
 a concert in Wilcox park this even | ing