Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-16
WESTERLY

ton. registrar; Miss II. Louise Ayers, historian. :.
 These officers and the following named members constitute the board of man agement: Miss Fannie D. Holmes AfFs.l Samuel H. Davis, Mfs. George F. BaT- bour, Mrs. Milo Clarke Mrs. Edwin A, Hall, Mrs. Thomas H. Peabody Mrs. os- car Yose and Mrs. Albert B. Rrisss.
 Many friends and relatives attended the funeral services of Deacon Lorsnzo Dow, in the First Baptist church MeH- day afternoon. The services were sear ducted by Rev Byron p, Hatfield, pasteF of the church. who refeSred to the long. conscientious and true Christian work of Deacon Dow, in the uplift of the eemAu- nity and the Church. There weFe beau tifui aeral ,trhptes. Burial was at Ri9sf Bend. The bearers were George B, Fay ioT, Horace TayleF. CsustlaRd M Chase and Theephlus II. Chase.
 county, at Kingston, Monday, the sFSnA jury returned an indictment ssalnst Charles A. Bailey, of Westerly on tAe charge of murderiRg his brother, by shooting him at the Bailey home Oct 2s, His trial was assigned for next Monday. Indictments were sise brought in against Joseph and Salvatore Savens and Joseph Savens, charged with main tainins 9 ceinmon nuisanee, the keeping l of q grog shop where disreputahle and ! disorderly persons FsseTted.
 l An indictment was also found agains, Lawrence S. Case for the theft of . suit of clothes frenl3the Gardner phoE ' in Main street. He pleaded nolo and was sentencedr to six months in jail | Two secret indictments were also ra. ! tqraed,, It is. said one of these is ' | Westerly case.
 Another indictment was against Ed
 ward C. Charnley, charged with break
 ing and entering a garage at Hope Val
 ley.
 Judge Arthur P. Summer, Is the presto, ing justies and Everett Barns es WsatAris 1 was foreman Of the grand jury thal jurors were Sames E. BardeR, Richard Fl Bristew, Leslie Gould, Seuth Kiagste1 ! Charles 4. Gardiner Edward B. Darling I Leighton B. Willis, Herbert F. StaRaevsN North Kingston; Thomas r. Howard
 Isaac H. Harvey, Thomas Hene, Hayy5 Moves, Everett Barns, Westerly Nathat '. Chsnpliu, ChaTlesiowE George E, B J1mes. RiShnond; Jescph IL Brown, Ex
 eter; Samuel T. oatley, NarragaHsett orrin A. Saunders, Ralph ". Hughes IIopkinton.
 In the matter of tks condemnation e
 certain lands in the town of Westerly b, the New York. New Haven and HaFtferS
 Railroad company, heard on the appoint
 ment of board of commissioners, severa , parties were suggested by ceve l, Alter
 Rey Phillips for the eoFpaFattUn RaERini William segar, George N. Woodward
 Everett Kingsley, while Attorney Wes, . for one of the parties involved, faaasei John J. Dunn, William II. McSoley aRs Joseph T. Murphy, and Judge Burke sug
 gested Oliver P CrsRdall., The aRpeint ment was taken under consideration h
 Justice Sumner.
 The melton calendar was disposed ef a T follows: Charles P Haven ps- Ckarie . Stafford, town treasurer aasssd FFan [ J. Callahan ys. Frank SaInuels, bill C surety ordered in two weeks Fsailk Callahan vs. Mrs George Ponlief. bill C
 surety ordered ia two weeks Jacaue
 Wolff ( Co. vg. Arcadia Print veTkv
 passed; Leroy E. Kenyon Vs. GeoTg Phillips, bill of particulars in two weeks
 Etta Cstman ys. Molly SilveFsteiH, as
 signed Westerly; Gulf Refining Co. VI
 Arcadia print works, passed Robert I
 Adams vs. Florence N. Adams, rnption fe
 bill Of particulars to be furnished in on
 week; David Nevosrod vs BiiYen ORer house, to he tried Februarv sessisa q
 Westerly; David HoyeSrod vs Samuel \