Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
WESTERLY

Judge Edward NJ Burke held regular session of the Westerly probate court Tuesday afternoon, with Clerk Everett b Whinpie. as recorder. Alexander Aitken was appointed ad- ninistrator of the estate of William I.onrhead Bond S2o00. W. Russell Dow CT was appointed appraiser.
 Ddight r. Stilman, guardian, was em- powered to sell the one-quarter interest or d minor In the property on Canal street, near Railroad avenue. The property is to be sold to Peter De Rocco for S11.5OO. The minors share is SS0sAo7, which is payable to the domicillian guardian, Mrs. Morris Bc C. Stillman, of Daytona, Flori- da. Bond s4000.
 The Washington Trust company, execu- tor, of the estate of Jessie NJ Gouflay, made first and final report which was examined and approved for record The total estate was valued at S97,434.s5, with a balance of S59.3OS.02, which will be paid over to- the heirs, in addition to the first installment paid under the Will The first and final account of the Washington Trust company, adminlstra. tor of the estate of John Kenyon, was approved for record. The estate is valued at s3.0s010, 10 be distributed among thirteen benefcisries.
 Tn the estate of Sarah J. Chamberlain, who died in Woodstock. Conn, copy of the will was received for file and record in the Westerly court.
 Everet AL Hall. administrator of the sstate of Albert T Hall showing a balance Of S219.02, was received and al lowed.
 The inventory of the estate of Mar -aret Donovan. valuation $500, was re- ceived and approved.
 Tn the estate of Edmond P. Taillon. The household furniture was set aside % the widow as wal also s3223S, the proceeds from real estate.
 An exauplifed copy of the will Of liar r.et A. Woodmsnsee. who died in New London. was received for record
 The administrator of the estate of IT. vine C StillmaA, filed releases for Horscs q and Edward B. Stillman. En- ma F Miner and Sarah F.. Champlin The inventory of the estate of Mary L. Burdi-k valuation S27S.73, was ordered recorded
 Mrs. Edmund Langley, of PawtucIzet retired vice president general of thu Daughters of the American Revolution and a former state regent. has writer 70 Senator Harding that she will make au effort Co have the thousand Rhode Is land Daughters vote for him, when the, cast their first ballot November 2. Mrs Samuel 1L Stcphousen. daughter of Mrs TnnE.fv. win celebrate her birthday to day lWednesday} by presiding at tarbeque on her husbands big estate il Iacksor. Ohio Senator Harding will b. thc chief guest of 5Q.00O persons expect ed Co attend tho event. After address ing Che assemhlaEe the senator will leav for Buffalo. In the evening Mrs Stephen Son win preside al a buffet supper fo 700 guests She is a life member of tn Daughters Of the American Revolution George McBride. while motoring Mon Gay afternoon. saw a beautiful silver rray fox at Deans Mills The fox wa evidently being chased by dog al though no dog was in sight. However Reynard was doing his best to thro1 the dog off the scent The fox ra along the fat ton Of tho stone wall. keer Ink iust ahead Of Tho automobile for quit e distance. Frequently the fox jumpe from the wall. crossed the road in fror of Che automobile and back again to tl1 trone wall Finally the animal crosse fhe road In front of the machine an went af top speed into the woods l Che opinion of Afr. Mcbride. that tn Fox believed that the wheel tracks ( fre automobile would make a break in tn scent and that the pursuing dog woul fl-t the trail
 lIa rrr fox hunter of this section remark ad: "T1 a given $50 to have been wit .ou and had my gun I'd a got that fo Cure as your name is George Mcbride
 Mrs. sidney $. BlaisdelI. of Providenc is ln ST. Louis attending the conventio cf tho Methodist Wouen's Home Mission arv society. She is a delegate from tf Srw England Southern conference. wit lfrs Walter Buck Mrs. Robert Bitgoc 'f New London and Mrs Jerome Gree tf Mystic Mrs Blajsdell will present the convention an invitation from Pres dent Edwin O. Chase, of Providen, Chamber of Commerce that the next a nuai convention be held in the city Providence.
 Reporters representing big city new papers were in Westerly Tuesday inte NIewiur Judge Herbert W. Rathbun couns7. for the defense in the trial Nahc Kenyon. charged with the rnurd of Dr. Herbert W. Tetlow. The reporte were gathering up news-ends so as make u7 a story for an off-day of coul The real reports of the court .procee inEs are comprehensivelv given in IT Bulletin. Iu the main it is the ney published 'n The Bulletin before the tri that furnishes The basis for the filing stories furnished by enterprising repor CTS 60 the newspapers of the larger citi,
 The latest real estate transfers recor cd in te office Of Town Clerk WhipT are; Wilder Gutterson to James Taylor land at Watch Hill: Mary Stone co aL. Co Frank w Coy Real F tate 0o. land al Watch Hill; E. B. a II knirht. cnL, 10 B. B. and R. Knigi Inc White Rock Mil estate. in Car street ElwiGe Schreiber to Karl P. Be der. house and lot in east part of tow Dominico De Christofaro to Natale rourL lo- in Liberty park; Edward Feneion Co Mark Pearson. house and in Na-rarausett avenue: Frederick
 opie, et ai., Co Rachel Richmond. ct
 house and io- in Newton avenue: Ms $. Crafts to Carl V Bricker. ct al. at Pleasant View. Samuel c. Babcc CO A '-'n1rd HoldSworth. house and in Bradford A. clifford -Holdsworth James Finder. house and lot in Bradfol Thomas B. S-rar et al 10 John D. TT; zis' business building at High and Bro street Ernest M. Hall to Rose E. Hou lof of Beach street Mildred F. Hall al-s Go Ernest M- Hall lot on Bes sciree-, Helen E. c. Bettle to Louis one. et uX-, house and lot at Watch H
 ln the same period there was recor, sx mortgages aEgregating 43.9OQ,