Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
WESTERLY

trains and less interference with the f eight traffic. At the session Of the court in Kingston. William seEar. George Pt Woodward and Oliver 2, Crandan. all of Westerly. were appeinted as thel commissioners.
 At the joint meeting held Thursday in I royidence of the Rhode Island hol- si.ein and Rhode Island Ayshire clubs. the former club was represented by Seldenl aad Herbert P. Thayer. and 0eorge
 Fettee. Frank L. Nichois. William 4.
 s saddard. c. L. Church. R L. Knight and Addison s. Hawes represented the Ay-
 shire club. County Agent H H Hawes Ia so attended. Messrs Rosei Hawes and Church were appointed a committee to o,llect data concerning settlements of-
 fered by other New England states when
 cutie are killed as a result Of the iu- l berculin test, to be presented to the I genera assembly, with recommendations bY the clubs. Effort will be made to 'Ihave a federal veterinarian assigped to d svelop the work of eradicating tubercu- l. sis from the herds of the state. County
 Agent Hawes was instructed to endeavos l tu have an extension council husbandry- man assigned to work among the live- l s ock interests of the state.
 al Legislative matters: A bill requiring ) all bills kept for public service 10 be Ipare bred the bill revising the milk ls'andaFd; prizes cows showing the
 highest percentage of butter fat, showius p tlie greatest total of butter fat during : tie year. and for the herd showing the largest percentage of butter fat F The latest real estate transfer decu, q recorded in the office of Town ClcrA l. HIhipple are: sarah A. opie to William
 lc. Smith, ct ux.. house and lot in Parl \ ea fIrxss e oi Westerly. land in Margin stree; T Public Playground association to Nins C geet company, land on Canal street q Town of Westerly to Ninigret company Il land in Canal street; Inconeto Nunzi lti U to Maria A. Cinalove, two lots tn ca
 street. Peter King. ct ux. to Howar Q E. Thorp. house and lot in Tower stree. u Toward E. Thorp to Luigi Morano, houE s- and lot in Tower street; Samuel H. DA n Wis to Lima B. Sisson. lots at Pleas4 d View; Merton J. Hiscox to Annie ; 'r Douglass. house and lot in Greenma y avenue; Joseph Giorno to Roso Giorns T. house and lot in Pearl street Hanna k Crandall to Town of Westerly. land o te Eigh' street; Gordon P. CotirelL ct al 4r to Everett D. Cottrell, land in east oal - Of town.
 In the same period there were recori
 ed some mortgages aggregating $40
 two discharges of mortgages, one attHc.
 ment. one ehattel mortgage and ty
 leases.
 The thirty-four annual meeting of tn
 Rhode Island State grange viii be hel
 next week in Providence The enrollmeI
 of delegates. announcement of commi
 tees and reports of committees will tal
 ID the first session which will talk , Wednesday morning. This meeting vi he in the fifth degree order State Ma : ter SteeFe will give his annual address the afternoon and the rest of the tin } will be given over to reports of the fol 3 Pomona granges and the subordina q gra1ges of the state. The fourth d U gree will he exempiihed. Tn the eveniI
 shere will be a public meeting. when n ] granger of prominence will give an a a iress.
 a At Thursday session, Isaac l.. She = man. who represents the grange on [ Y state board of agriculture, will make a Y nua1 report The biennial election l. officers will be held in the morniT 1t During the afternoon there will be le memorial service for members of | y order. who have died during the ye 5. Tn tue evening the sixth degree will 5e confirmed.
 r- The closing day of the session Frid A will be devoted to the transaction of " . unfinished tbusiness and final reports V committees. The ofricers-elect will