Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-02

| send full years salary to the widow of Councilman Charles G. Craig i Jaaet NJ. Collins, 54, wife of Rev. John 1 NJ Collins, who died Thursday in Paw l tucket, was buried Sunday afternoon ! from the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. | l James Jackson, Mrs. Collins was horn | 1 in Scotland and married at the age of II. |
 Mir. and Mrs. Collins came to this coun- l try in 1880 and loeated in Pawtucket I 1 During the past 40 years Mrs Collins has lived in Westerly, North Stonington and l Potter Hill. While at North stoningtoa l Rev. and Mrs. Collins celebrated their l coiden wedding.
 They moved to PsTtucket year ago. Besides her husband, Mrs. Collins is sur
 yived by four daughters, Mrs. Oliver Mo Rae of Fairla#n, Mrs. Russell Mottrem, Mrs James Jackson of Pawtucket and Mrs. John Rearden of Westerly, and a
 son, David B. Collins, of Pawtucket.
 Roger susrue has received ths appoint nent, temporarily, of fireman aad iaberer at the pestoffice, succeeding Edward A. Farrell, resigned, who is to leave this 1 week for Miami, Fla. Mir. susrus served in the navy during the world war and was permanently injured by gas when
 at work in the culinary department
 aboard ship. He is receiving disability
 pension. He expects to receive per1na- nent position from the treasury depart
 ment at the local nostofice.
 Deputy Sheriff Gesrge Phnlirs shet a lporeupine while returning from gery-
 Ing writ in Richnsond. He discovered
 the porcupiHe in tree while passing through the weeds and believing it
 coon, drew his revolver, aimed and fired
 The result was dead porcupine as
 large as coeFr The oldest gunners in
 the vicinity agree with biologists that g poFeupine has not been seen in these parts within the memory of any living lperson. zeelegieaf students are trying ] to figure out the presence of the porev- , pine. > shoriR John K. Wilcox rsided the } Rhodes place. in Exeter, following cet1i- } Rla nts by 6 number of citizens who al- legged the fntexieants were baing sold there contrary to law. The sheriff was ] accompanied by Deputy Sherifs George s. Phillips and Walter c. Randall They
 seized quantity of alleged whiskey and wine and several barrels of cider, which ] is said to be of mature age, and has the
 kick that intexieates.
 7 Charles D. Wilcox died Sunday at his } home in Vose street, after long ill., ness. He was born in Pawcatuck, July
 30, 1850, and was engaged for years in 5 the granite tool business, being asse-
 leiated in business with David Donehue 3 and James Lewis, both deceased. He : nnafFisd November 1T, 1871 Abby Esther
 Barber. He is survived by daughter ! Mrs. Albert T. Kenneth, a son. William, : Wilcox. by 3 half-brether, Albertus Tour e jee of Brooklyn, N. r.
 John Keanedy, of Westerly, and Miss r 1nez Carpenter daughter of John A a IGarpente~, were, married Saturday after ' noon at the heIne of Dr. Frances A : Kenyon, i'll Weeayile Rev T. H. Root 2 of Wood River Junction officiated Thes : were attended by Mrs Susan M Smith a sister of the bride. and Frank $. Greene ; was best man. After a trip to New York n they will reside at 'Ss Chester avenue d Westerly, and will he at home aftel II November s.
 n Lseai I-aennics,
 : Orion sisEias, fatber-in-law of pr
 Henry E. Yatter. died Saturday ere.r
 ing at his hnIaa in Oil City, Pa. 2 Mrs c. Palmer Chapman, member G ' the republican state central conn, it ee arranged for tlfe political meeting la tlle :, Westerly High school assembly r2aaa ar ], Monday afterneen. Town Clerk ESeYat U E, Whipple explaiEed the method of yot ' ing. F ,
 s A miscellaneous shower was Eiver ' Miss Annie AFaAgeiin, Saturdsa eYsa,ns T at the home or Mrs. William Browning 2 Mrs. David MeLaten announces tilt
 engagemeE4t of her daughter, Gladys Go
 
 if gin of IIaverhil Mass,
 n Miss Fannie Suteiiffe entertained if l. teen friends. at g Halloween party Mon is day evening at her home in Gonrtlanl e street,
 a, Harold Kenyon and Barclay Robert l. son notored to Hartford Sunday. d Charles Treble, after a viist in Wsse $ erly has returRed to his home in Soctl h Manchester
 i. Harold Campbell spent the weekend I
 Norwich and at Gales Ferry. e- The only contest in the eleetien, local r. ly, is for the state sepatorshih, the can Is didates being Abraham P. natsen, te le publican, and Tristan D. Babooek, demo g erat.
 A fire was discovered in St Micaaop 9 church, Monday morning. but little dam T. age resulted. A lighted candle droppe
 OH tlIe sanctuary carpet, and the earpA ot and section of the altar rail wer ls scerched. There. was no other damage, 1t The polls in Westerly open at g a. IT l. and close at P. m.
 9, The contest over state senator is ex As pected to bring out a full vote 10 An appeal to Italian voters te vote tn