Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-17
WESTERLY

 counsel at the expense of the state and added that he engage counsel on his own account and be prepared for trial when the court convenes at Westerly next Mon day. a
 several diphtheria cases are reported, and the health department mad school nurse are busted in an effort to discover ! the symptoms and take precautions to prevent spread of the disease. There have been isolated cases for several weeks and steps taken to prevent conta- zion insofar as ispossible under the pres ent health system of the town. It was stated Tuesday that seven cases had been discovered in one room of the Park ave nue school and the room has been ordered closed for Immigration.
 All physicians who are called to treat cases are required to report same to Dr. Samuel c. Webster, superintendent of health, and without delay quarantine regulations are established. Thus far nearly all the cases reported are mild. At the session of Westerly probate court Tuesday afternoon Judge Edward M. Burke presided Edith F. Pendleton, mother of deceased, was confirmed as ex- l ecutriX of the estate of James Everett Pendleton (who died Oct 21, 1920), after the will had been admitted to probate. All 1 his estate, real and personal, is be- queathed to his daughter, Annie Isabelle 1 Pendleton and the executriX is named as guardian oT the person and estate of ! the sole beneficiary nder the will until she attains her ma jority. The will pro- | vides that under no circumstances shall | the daughter have anything to do with the divorced wife of sthe testator Bonds was fixed at S400 with surety. Ap- | praiser. Howard E. Thorpe.
 | ba first occou1t of T1x1-iobf D as guardian of the estate of Ronald Y StiIlman, a minor resident in Daytona Fla, was received for record and ap. ] proved.
 The will of William CulIey who diet Sept. 26, 1920, was submitted for pro bate. A beQuest of s250 is made to Grac, Methodist church, some household effect. t) his three daughters, $50 each to hi! i daughters. $5 to each of three sons, s5t to each of two grandchildren. All tn, rest and residue of the estate is given tt his widow. Catherine Cole Culley Fred erick G. Walton was named as executor l Attorney Roche suggested the substitu ton of the widow. Samuel Culley ob jacted 10 any change. MT. Walton wa confirmed as eXecutor. Bonds $3,C0 with surety. Eugene B. Pendleton wa appointed appraiser.
 Louis Rossi was appointed administra
 A. 1onds $2.5O0. Joseph Gervasini, ap fraiser.
 The first and final account of the ad
 'ninistrator of the estate of Margare Bedford was received. examined and con tnued until the expiration of the one year period of limitation. first Tuesday i
 tprli, 1921.
 In the estate of Bowen A. Sweet gen
 tral release from heirs to the execute
 If the will was received for record.
 The tereentenary of the Pilgrims land
 ing will beobserved in Westerly by
 special public program under the jor
 auspices of the Westerly Historical SC ciety and the Westerly Board of Trade i the town hall this CWednesday) evenins
 Addresses will be made by Rev. J. Perc
 al Huget, D. D, of Brooklyn and I
 Whitweu Wilson, New York represents
 tive of the London News and for,ne
 member of parliament Rev. Samuel \
 &'athcart will preside. Vocal selection
 will be given by the Ashaway trio, an there will also be congregational singinl