Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-05

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 Narragansett comma ndery of West erly will be largely represented at the 34th triennial conclave of the grand encampment of Knights Templar of the United States to be held in PhiIa- delphia next week. The Westerly con ungent will unite with the Providence and Newport commentaries and will leave next Sunday morning in special coaches, or as section of the Colonial express running through to PhiladeI- phia without change. The Westerly party will return Friday evening"
 The committee appointed by the South Kingston Veteran F'iremens as ments that could be made with the Kingston fair management to have the competitive pIayOut with the Westerly Veteran Firemen's association made report Wednesday night It de- cided to postpone the squirting con- test to a later date, to be selected in the near future.
 Narraeansett council, No. 21, K of C., has elected these off cers: Thomas s Curtin, grand knight; George Chap man. chancellor; James Spellman, financial secretary; James Donohue, recording secretary; Charles l.. Purtill, treasurer; Joseph T. Murphy, lecturer; Charles Mullady. musician; Richard guard; Walter B. Higgins outside guard; Daniel Murray, Joseph Me Guinness, auditors.
 The council voted to have an outing and clanbak Barnes Point. BriShtman's pond. Sept. T.
 Local Laconcs.
 Scauops and oysters are now serv- ed in local restaurants.
 The funeral services of Franklin Burdick, Civil war veteran, formerly of Westerly. WI died in Rhode Isl and hospital, were held Tuesday in Providence. Burial was at Pocasset.
 Phebe Greene Ward Chapter. D. A R., has been invited to participate in the ceIebrati tion of Lafayette Day. Sep tember 6, at the Winnesauket Golf club. Woonsocket.
 The 249th annual meeting of the Six Principle Baptist Conference of Rhode Island. a three days session. commenced on Wednesday with the church at Waite's Corners Richmond.
 Austin J.. son of MT. and Mrs. John dies at St. Mary's Preparatory School, Van Buren, Maine
 Lewis Stanton went to New York on Wednesday to meet his sister. Miss Jennie B. Stanton. just returned from France. where she was engaged in Y. M. (. A. service.
 The activity of the Connecticut state police in PaWcatuck put an end to the cowardly assaults and damage to property. as an outgrowth of the trolley strike.
 The financial town meeting soon to he called, will determine whether the Bradford road will be put into q con- dition fit for traffic That same meet ing will decide the fate of highways at Pleasant View.
 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Farnham, Miss Dorothy Bar5er and Henry Bliven of Mystic, have returned from an auto mobile tour to Cape Cod.
 Olcott Mills and Howard Taylor have returned. after three days visit in Hartford. making the trip by au tomobIle.
 After two weeks visit with her cou- sin, Fanny Sutclife of Court lndt returned to her home in Fitchburg, Mass.
 Miss Alma G. Anderson of New York is the guest of Miss Gladys Me Laren of Granite street.
 Robert Patterson. of the T.. s. :. Minnesota, is here on leave for the week.
 Mr and Mrs Albert Tucker and are visiting Mrs. Fuckers parents. MT. and Mrs. Perry Clark. in West Broad street.
 Captain and Mrs Augustine Daley of Boston have returned after q visit at the home of Captain street
 With rod and reel off Watch Hill Tuesday. George Leonard landed q striped bass that weighed 39 12 pounds
 Anastasia Donohue daughter of Mrs. John F. Donohue, of Brooklyn. who has been visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Mary Donohue, in the yard Tuesday. and fractured her right arm
 The total enrolment in the schools of Westerly is 1888.
 John Fitzgerald of Stafford Springs has returned home after visiting his street, Stonington and friends in Pawcatuck.
 The schools of Westerly. including the high school, resumed sessions on Wednesday. In consequence there was q marked increase in visitors to the reading room of the Westerly lii brary in the late afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Denison HinckIey started Thursday for their winter home in the Isle of Pines. sailing from New York.
 Former State Senator Addison P Munroe has been elected chairman of the fair price committee for Rhode Island.
 Kate Elias. whose name is not in the directory. is the second woman to be granted a license to operate a public service automobile in Westerly. Mrs. Eliza beth Hoxie was the first.
 The enga cement is announced of Miss Christine F. Krebbs of Westerly to Daniel w. Wells of Springfield, Mass.
 Service men. army and navy. are in the lobby of The Rhode Island for membership in Merrill post. American Legion.
 The late David l.. McLaren carried fife insurance to the account of s14.000.
 William H. Casey. administrator. has succeeded in settling with creditors of the Sutcliffe estate on the basis of 20 cents on the dollar
 More than a hundred out of town guests attended the Lathrop- Champiin wed ding Thursday evening
 Fred Steward, Mrs. William Steward and dauchter N1-ra of Now London