Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
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E
 Oscar Olson. and their dead bodies
 were Saa l fonnd 4Sers Ss R9Sas Sh hesmornin5 % oi January 30. 1916. Mellow worked ip the sz me. gang with ztlIe Olsops and ususpicious circumstances ted to sus- 1 picion that resdited in his arrest.
 The Sahhath .sResorder,c the. ..eoSfIcia | publica ton of the Seventh Day Ba 1 tist denofnihation,~ had tffe' following l obituary of local intresE Harvey C. Burdick, S7. was born in Rockville. K I..sand died in sWester1y sfJTnc1ea Hal vey,tas he came te be Eagniliarly call ed, spent tthe earlysspart of his life in Rockville. He spent some time in Greenmanxille.. Conn., Then he HYeds for many years in AshaWay. During the ly cared for at thei. home of his Dice, Mrs. Asa Moves, of Westerly, where he peaeefully pissed away. "ssventy-tisree .lyearse.zagos .awhe fourteen years of age, hesa was hap- tized and united with the Seventh Day Ba ptist. church. Sixty sflxe wears ago
 he took his letter from that church and united with the First Seventh Day
 Ba ptfst; ehurchsof Hopkiatogr at Ash-
 away. Many years ago he/was shad e
 by vote of the church m assitant pas
 tor, which position he held untif4death.
 Many called him 'a.Esweet singer of
 Israeli For some .Years ebefore shis
 death he was without natural sight.
 but his spiritual vision seemed to, grow
 bris$ter to the end"
 Westerly is asked to raise, $5o00, for
 the Jewish Relief fund and the sdfiEe
 will be on next week. Arthur L. Per
 ry has been chosen chairman of -the
 eOmmittee,7 Edgar P, Maxson, seere-
 tary and James NJ Pend1eton. trsa sz
 nrer- A committee ito arrange details
 has been. selected as folIpws.: Arthur
 l.. Perry, James M. PendIeton, Edgar
 P: Maxson. sAlbertfssR SSt tillmanti sam
 uel H. Davis, Louis Solomon David
 Novogrod and H. J. Leon. Colonel
 Harry Cutler Of Providence head Of
 the Jewish s-war5 work cornmittee. SvfIl
 speak on the subject in. the s.ownl hall
 Monday evening. j.
 The South Kingston High school football team will open the season
 next Wednesday. with game--witil the Westerly High school seIeyen !
 onrad Schultz of Westerly, who has
 been conductin8.-e. a fIorist-.ss business has made an asst gnrIfeft to James A. Dunn or the benefit. of. his cEeditorS The assets Of the assignor is '-ivefr IS $2.325.12 and the liabilities BfO5s. .27 WeIch building in Rroad street,.g
 ing an inquest 10 :fix .fespohsibility' for the deaths of Captain OscN M. Clan dafl and Mrs. Mary F. Davis, Of Bristol. :bo othh*sfaEneffy aeN YYesf sferly.' d bile In which etheys' were, riding rwas struck by a railroad train g t a grade crossing in7 Warren: irTne ccl.oner wenrs to Bristol. srinrsday itook thef testinofiy Tet Mfrs. Cfanoaff Mho1 l was herself ssKerely injuged. in aBse -ac- cident when her husband was killed.
 The superior court. wfii' convene in November session on Monday .NoL l vember II, sfn Kingston. s.. Tie. erjliTors ! selected Fff66m Westerly are: sNiex- i g nder. Young. Gilbert D. sBeebe, John l G.. Battle, Alexander Greig,- James | John H. Williams, Amos $ l Charles J. Butler, Daniel i Ashworth. George w. Austin, William | K Rurdtclss ..Themas .e.sEs.sA. Donovan | grand jurors. .t- a (Hsrs
 erS Al san shs sans" sSsae fstHs et bssste ths Ysst Union. the following offfeers and 1 superintendent were elected Presi- l dent, Mrs. Jennie Parker; vice presi- first vice president, Mrs. Minnie second vice president, Mrs Grace LangWorthp:-A < Recording secre- -ary. Mrs. Edith Burl<; cores bonding secretary. Miss Eliza bet ths. s-Nichols; | reasufer, Mrs. Jennie Nichols; eVang-l .listic superintendeni,'' Miss .3Blizabeth Sichcls: $. G. I. superintendent Mrs.i 'enniel Nidhoiss press gsu Fer Aste 6tlent, ars nes tsa sabesfraaaent sfhitdoTa mssfs ssPer a -angworthy; missions and 4tejuaer-, ; nee superintendent. Miss Hula 1larke. jiterature ssllperip tendenf, ., ,.NFs.tI larriet Griffin Sunday schod1e s1 per- atendant Mrs. Nsinnae zHowa1ff.,.;."
 Local Laconiss.
 The east bound acmo mi in fEnfo f dation raifs lea pi;1g sNew Aphdon a [. r a. m. nd due to arrive in Westerly at7:3SI 'as forty minutes Hate F'ri1ay- Just efore reaching Mystic the locomotive : ecame diSabled s+and- another was ( ent from Midway.
 Within a Tho ffitn 6fie WesstserNiy s N ,pas- pr has resigned. .aIid n.rret retired. anotheri as a; . rezigae:d j ?, :!assd snd3till soon else ooney. Martin II: sIE peiiman Al An rev J. Martin and Joseph L. Leni- c an wereai[ guests of New London1 Q ,dge of Ells' Thursday evening" I I A nunber rofe3 rooters5 1accompaniedt ne Westsrl@a, Hiafa ,,aS5chool football , 'ew London y9cational school eleven Mrs Merton T. stott was in. k; New . Maurice w Flynn, president of the a Westerly town council who has been c n business in Philadelphia tor a rday.) A # .s .F, .
 ,ad has commenced. 3 The degree team of Narra ga ansett b ouncil, Knights of Columbus, will ssist District Deputy John r. Hen7 4 Dn Of Jewett City in comforting the o