Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19
WESTERLY

'- Shilds, Frederick A. Hall, John J. Les ie, Benjamin F.Rodman, George x. i Sherman, Ernest L. Caswell; Charles own-Ethan A. Crandail; Gilhert T. | Ennis Exeter z. Herbert Gardner, | Charles II. Reynolds; Richmond-f Charles II. Gardner. William E, Tefft : | Hopkinton-William H. Burdick, Walter i D. s. Barber, c. Y. Jeffrey Ransom ! Emory L. Edwards, George M. Fish, { Charles s. Kenyon; Narragansett-Win-i I field S. Holland, George N. Tucker. r
 The quarterly convention of the Rhode Island state associatioT, Loyal Order of Moose, was held in Woon- socket, Sunday afternoon, with dele gates present from Westerly, Cranston; East Greenwich, East Providence, Har- Irisville, Kingston, Bristol, Newport, Pawtucket, Providence. .Shawomet. Val- ley Falls Warwick and Woonsocket Preliminary plans were made for a pat rotic Moose celebration of the Spirit of '76 at Westerly, Sunday, July 4. Next Sunday afternoon in Mechanics hall, Westerly lodie will initiate big class. The New London degree team will ex-, l emplify the work.
 The various Sunday schools of the several Episcopal churches of the dio- cese of Rhode Island, presented the schools Lenten Missionary offerings to ! Rt. Rev. James DeWolf Perry, at an 1 impressive service in Grace church. i Providence, Saturday afternoon. This years offerings from all over the ] state amounted to s6112.72, and in- crease of $535.70 over last years total. Bishop Perry spoke briefly. thanking l the various Sunday schools for the of
 
 possible to enlarge the scope of the work beiNg carried on the work in- trusted bA Christ to His apostles. D
 Comme icing on this years total Bishop Perry said: We hardly, dared expect more this year than what was contrib uted last year. The results show that some of the churches have doubled their 1 last year offering. The little church
 at Hopkins Hollow, across; from the Connecticut line, which raised $15S2 fol 'I it's building fund last year. raised the
 sum of $262 for the missions. It seem: to me that there is nothing which thc
 Sunday schools of Rhode Island are m willing to do. nothing which they art unable to do."
 Hiss Elsie (. Luck of Germantowl ,,i md Charles Foster Pennock of Lands dowre- Pa. were married Thursday las . ! church. Frederick C.. Buffum of West erly was an usher. Among. the guest , were Mrs. Edwin P, Foster, Mrs. Ger
 trude Foster, Miss Katherine Foster
 Mrs. Frederick c. Blffum. Mrs. Conan } Taylor, Miss Dorothy Perry Foste Perry and DT. Herbert Tetlow o, Westerly and Misses Mary and Ev; Foster formerly of Westerly and Ar : thur Perry of Boston Miss Burril Luck was maid of honor and Samue l s. Pennock, Jr., was best man.
 Local Laconics. The religious survey of Westerly i 2 nearly completed.
 2 The Sherman Brothers, farmers nea Kingston, capturel a den of seven foxes Saturday. In the den were found re
 mains of five lambs, two cats, thre 2 cartridges and heaps of chicken bone l and feathers.
 : The funeral of Francis McGuinnesl n infant son of MT. and Mrs. Josep McGuinness was held Sunday afternoon v Burial was in St. Michael's cemeter. [. The, bearers were Maurice and Alfre McGuinness, Francis Sullivan and Hal I old Nichols. @ Miss Jennie and Minna Thorp are wit | relatives. in Norwich. ' Edward Butler teacher in Swamp :, scett high school, spent Saturdy na ~ Sunday at his home in Westerly. '. The April session of the superior cou !; for Washington county convenes ,' Kingston today (Monday).
 v Rev. Adam C. McGilton, D. D., hs been transferred from Bristol to a ne I, Methodist parish in New Bedford. D o McGilton was a former pastor of Ora, U Methodist church. Westerly.
 S Mrs. Inez Bedford Harden of Nashu 4 N. H. eHecutriX of the estate of Ma S garet Bedford, has. sold her house. ar ,s lot, No. 37 Grove avenue, to Mrs. Ella = Burgess.
 ,e Dr Charles P. Crandall has purehas, -' the Albert Arnold house and lot in Gro
 | avenue.
 D John Reardon states that the print, ;a report that he had sold his property m a4 Grove avenue is premature.