Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

The fair came to the close of four days session Friday. While Friday is known as Childrens Day. with field sports and prizezs for their competition andA pleasure, but the children did not predominate in the large crowd in at tendance at the last day of the fair.
 The White Rock mill, at Westerly, is one of the seventeen mill properties pur- chased by Frederick K. Rupprecht of New York, and known as the B. B. and R. Knight, Incorporated The money involved in the deal is estimated at from $15,000, 900 to s2O,000,O0O It is stated that the policies of the new owners con template no radical changes either in the management of the property or in the treatment of the employees. This sale includes all the mill properties, real es- tate, farm lands and buildings, houses for employees good will and brands and all quick assets owned by the B. B. & R. Knight. Incorporated one of the largest cotton manufacturing concerns in the world.
 Dr. Samuel c. Webster, superintend- ent of health, in since more than dog en diphtheria cases have been reported in Westerly recently, has ordered that all children living north of the railroad tracks be not permitted to leave their homes and are under quarantine rules. The Pleasant Street school has been or dered closed indefinitely
 The committee of arrangements will select the next place of meeting of the Narra gansett Baptist association, which closed annual session at Narragansett Pier, Friday night Rev. w. T. Bone was selected to preach. the annual ser mon. and Rev. Byron SUric Hatfield of the First Baptist church, Westerly, was appointed alternate. Rev. B. L. Hat 1 field and Rev c. J. Yeomans were ap- ! pointed members of the committee on nominations to the permanent council Rev MT. Hatfield was appointed also 1 to the committee on resolutions.
 The term of the Rhode Island State College at Kingston will begin Tuesday morning, which will be registration day The number of applications for enroll ment that has been received has far ex ceeded the capacity of the college, anC I,rnany of the students will room in tn I.village of Kingston. The new agricul tural and administration building vii not be ready for occupancy this year The building which iI to be of granite will house the department of agricultur and the administration offices Horti cultural hall, which was recently burned is being rebuilt, although it will be > month or more before the building wi , be ready for use
 Local Laconlcs.
 Sylvester K. NJ. Robertson. of War wick, former member of the board, ha been chosen clerk of the state shellfs 2 commission, to fill the vacancy cause , by the death of Brayton A. Round.
 A movie picture crew filming for u . Old Oaken Bucket in this section.-t toe l two baseball teams of small boys 9 Deans Mills, Saturday, to feature oi 3 of the scenes
 Miss Annie Marion Briggs, of Ash
 way, and George Wilbert Greene Charleston were married Saturday eve
 ing by Rev. D. Burdette Coon, at t tparsonage of the First Hopkinton Sc
 enth Day Baptist church. They We
 attended by Fred Greene of Providen
 and Miss Marion Greene.
 Edward M. Dodge completed his fort
 fifth year in business in Westerly, Ss iurday, and in the same store in t
 Dixon house block. Mir. Dodge was
 business in Norwich before coming
 Westerly, and for more than half ce
 tury has been a regular subscriber
 The Bulletin.
 Charles Perry and daughters Nj
 Phebe and Miss Elizabeth Perry, a
 MT. Pe1.N's sister, Mrs Frederic
 Buffum. have returned from a Europe
 trip.
 Rev Henry Bruno. Society of Nj
 ists. an assistant pastor of the Chur
 of the Immaculate Conception, now
 vacation in Italy, will sail for fol
 Sept. 26.