Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-28
WESTERLY


 Broughton. 1911; D. Everett Hoxie, 1912; Alexander R. Paterson, 1913; Al | bert H. Spicer, Jr., 1sl4; Arthur N Nash, 1915; Lewis Stanton, 1s1s; Harry L. Bolles, 1s17 William St. onge, 1918 George If. Harper 1919.
 t-Deceased. | *tAemitted.
 WHism culer, s4, formerly of l Westerly, died sunday at the home of i his sister in Werthingten. Ohio. He ] was born in England, came to the Unit i ed States thirty-five years ago and l spent most of the time since then in Westerly, where he was employed as a stone cutter. He became active in re- publican politics and served several terms as a member of the town eoun- I eil and as president of the Aceancil. and as president of the council. About two months ago he disposed of his household effects and went to Worthing- 1 ton.
 1 Mir Culley is survived by his widow, -four daughters and three sons. Alma Selma (Mrs.@ F. G. Walton), William 1 Samuel Evelyn. James and Mildred Gull Hey, and two sisters, Mrs. Walter Col lins of Warrington, and Mrs. John Reed of Concord, x. H. He also leaves two step-daughtsrs in Westerly. 1 MT. AditES was d IuclfitSF ut True ot New England Lodge of Odd Fellows, | Manchester Unity. Sons os St. George. i and the Granite Cutters union. Burial will be at River Bend, Westerly. I Rhode Island former service men are represented in fifteen committees, at the second annual convention of the Amer
 ean Legion, that opened in Cleveland, Monday, as follows; Luke H. Callan of : Bristol, credentials; William r. SheE- field, Jr., Newport, on permanent organ ization and rules and also amendments to constitution; James B. Littlefeld, of Providence. resolutions; Percy J. Cant well, Providence, legislation pertaining ; to war risk insurance bureau, the fe1e eral board for vocational training, and the United States public health service ii Earl W. G. Howard, Pawtucset adjust ! inent of compensation; Earl E. Dane ' Providence, miscellaneous; Harry $. : Brown, WoonsOcket. Yomen's auxiliary e Luke II. callap Bristol military af-
 fairs; Dr. Joseph F. Hawkins. Proyi- < dence, Americanism; John s. Price, ei ]; Providence, publicity; John F. kiernan Providence administration G. Edward = Buxton, Jr, Providence, fines and dues II Br. Patrick J. Manning, North Kings :; town, next convention city; pr. J. D Q Jones, reception of the bodies of return r, i'd dead from overseas.
 The Narrayansett Engine company o T Rive fside, won the Fales cup from th, Watehemeket company, in the hand en . zine contest at Crescent park, Sunda, 1, ' afternoon. This is the fourth eensecu F tive win for Narragansett and one fe !, Watehe mecket. The cup will belong t, ; the company having the greatest mum her of wins engraved on the cup whel r. the space fer the purpose is filled. Ther ; is room for threeJ more inscriptions af Ter the latest win is inscribed. In tn Sunday afternoon contest, Nsrraganset | sent water down the paper to the mar of 1e7 feet and 1-2 inches. and tn Eatchemoket mark was 159 feet 8 l. 2, inches.
 Rev. Charles c. Brugler, DID,, ant = Mrs. Brugler who have been at the Ho tel Belysaere, Bristol, for the past tY,
 weeks. have returned to their hene il l Lakewood, N. l., where Rev. Mr Brug
 Ter is rector of All Saints church. Mrs
 Br!lgler was injured in an accident nea,
 Dunn's Corners, when an automobil; Ionerated by Joseph D'Andrea. of Prov idenee, cellided with the Brugler auto mobile.
 High scores and big field of shoot
 CTS marked the registered tournament
 Sunday of the Woonsocket Gun club. a Woonsocket Hill. There were forty l nine shooters. with Charles G. Spencer 1 Rrefessional, of St. Louis, high gun wit aT out of possible 100. A T. Sisson O 1 Providence, high amateur with 9s. Ere,
 S. Tomlin. professional. of Greensboro, \
 J.. made so straight, the best string of tn
 shoot.
 With s4. J. s. Snow and Jay Clark. Jr I tied in Class A; the prize going to Sno7
 as Clarke had left the grounds. Tn
 Barstow brothers were tied for seeon prize with 93.
 In Class E, K. W. Packard was hig with s5, ]. J. Sister second with 92, an Louis ]. Reuter-, third, with ss. Aloysius J. Twemey. of Westerly we l hrst prize in Class C. with S5, E. F Gree second with s3 and H. H Robinson ar William H. Chapman tied for third wi sg MT. Tyomey's score in dstail in fl, events. with twenty targets in each. W; as follows: IS, 15, IT, IS. r. s5. James H. MerdIex of Beverly. Mas who is on visit to his son. William. New London. was in Westerly. Monda - renewing acouaintanees. After the Cir
 War he Was engineer on the steame
 Belle, Julia and Gold Star. that piled |
 tween NorWich, Watch Hill and We.
 erly. He served in the Civil war in Coi
 Rsny c, Lyme. Csptain Enech Morgs
 IseHts-alACH EpEnecflcut volunteers.
 un ts the 18th of September when
 was retired. he had been employed 1
 twenty years and eight months in {
 pension department at Washington ]
 Morley continues in good health.
 Local Lacsnics,
 Miss Elizabeth Kenyon spent the we | end with relatives in New London a Waterford.
 Hanry Hughes has secured ernploym, Il with the Westinghouse Electric compa
 in Lynn
 F Edwin Carlton Higgins has compl ed his vaca ton and will resume studies at Tufts Medical college, B
 ten.
 ~ MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bannon a vs- MT. and Mrs. Samual Simons started ing Monday on an automobile trip to c; are ada.
 ase Repuhlican caucus this tTuesday) fe 1 ening.
 |, The funeral of Lee, son of Mir and ' ,ed. John La Rocea, was held Monday mo