Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-09

In Groton. Conn., July 25, 1925, and sveht most of her life in Carolina. R. l. Her husband died forty-fiye years ago. They had twelse children and six survive. For the past IS years Mrs. Kenyon nad lived in East Greenwich and kept house For herself up to five years ago. She was 1 nfairly good health up to ten days ago. A Potter Hnl boy of ten years, small for his age, was left to watch a rabbit hole, while his father, brother and dog went to hunt the rabbit The animal es- eaped his pursuers and ran for his hole. fine boy on guard was quicker than the 'abbit and before the frightened bunny could get into the hole the boy caught him by the hind legs and held him cap tive. When the armed hunters and the dog returned the boy exclaimed; Say, lad, some hunters can get a dead rab- .,it but 1t takes a real sportsmen to get one alive"
 Local Laconics Frank Collins and Barclay Robinson { motored to Newport and Fall River Sun lay.
 Edward GaIlaudet freshman at Yale, l spent the week end at his home on the Bennington road.
 Harold Campbell spent the week end with relatives in Norwich. Miss Isabel McLaren is visiting friends l In Haverhlll. Mass.
 Preparations are being made for a pilgrim exhibit in the juvenile depart nent of the Westerly public library. In lonnection with the capture of Charles Bailey in Maine, Councilman Thorpe, said: Quote bright feather in the cap of Police Chief Brown" l Some are wondering at the non-ap- l pearance of the promised history of | Westerly. which were to include the ob- 1 servarce of the two hundred and fftiett anniversary of the founding of the town. ! While Chief Brown was on the trip to Maine Sergeant Donald Ferguson was
 in command of the Westerly police force 1 Attorney Abel P. Tanner of New Lon dVA was In Westerly Monday. l Mram A. Edmond has purchased. tn, l Dr. Thomas B. Robinson property, ad
 joining Wilcox park, in High street. pr Robinson is moving into the house al
 most diagonally opposite. which he re gently purchased from the Louis w. Ar mold estate.
 Rev. and Mrs. William P. Williams temporary residents of Norwich, were il
 Westerly Monday. Rev. MT. William vas for many years rector of Chris 1 Episcopal church.
 Police Chief Thomas E. Brown an,
 Constable Max Reithel had not arrive, from Maine with their prisoner, Charle l Bailey late Monday afternoon The,
 we're expected to arrive during the night
 An alarm sent in from Box 43, Paw
 eatack. at 7.39, Monday morning for al
 automobile fire in a yard off Prospec | street, P. s. Barber Hose company re sponded. The automobile owned by Da
 vid Gallagher Is total wreck.
 Representative Samuel H. Davis O
 Westerly, is this early being mentione,
 IS candidate for speaker of the house. H
 hns the ability and is experienced in leg
 islntive procedure. Mir. Davis was a lead ! ing candidate at the 1920 session. ! There is no united action toward tn ! losing of the stores In Westerly Saturda, 1 ,yenings. There is to be a meeting O merchants to discuss the situation. 1 Westerly Is to have another drug store
 There are now five in the village
 Edward A. Farrell is to start toda tTaesdayD for Miami, Florida, where h intendH to locate permanently. He vi
 make the trip by rail, as 1t is difficul to get steamship reservations.
 Armistice day there will be no obsery l ance In Westerly. except partial com 1 tiiance with the governors proclamatio l declaring the day legal holiday.