Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-10

diyiduals." He said in that speech, ac- cording to newspaper report that Seats in the supreme court of the state are 8 matter of barter" and Who paid the money, how much was paid, and who got the money at the election of the last supreme judge?" This ref erence was to Judge John W. Sweeney, of Westerly. MT. Troy is a democrat Several years ago he was reporter on New London newspaper.
 The Consumers League of Rhode Isl land, at it's annual meeting held in Ar hold hall, Brown university, elected Pro lessor Walter G. Everett president. Rev Samuel M. Cathcart, of Westerly, was elected a vice president, and Mrs. Arthur L. Perry a member of the board of directors. An address was given by Dr. Sara Henry Stiles, associate profess Sor of economies at Simmons college on The Consumer and the Labor Union.
 The thirty-fourth annual session of the Rhode Island Sta.e- Grange is in sesSlo nat Providence, and representa- tives are present from twenty-eight su- bordinate and four Pomona granges. Report of the proceedings and impress Sions gained at the National Grange in Boston, was given by Past State Mas ter c. Palmer Chapman, of Westerly. Among the committees appointed to serve during the session are Mrs Rog- CT F. Durham on finance, Roger F. Durham on highways and order of bus mess, and pr. Annie L. Wai,e on tenn perance.
 c. Palmer Chapman of Westerly was elected master of the state grange on Thursday. Retiring State Master Sayles B. Steere declined a reelection The new incumbent has held the office of overseer in recent years and has been active in grange and other agri- cultural affairs in Westerly Other of. ficers were elected aS follows: Overseer l c. Curtis Hopkins. Chepachet; steward Arthur Sherman, PortSGnouth; assist; ant steward. William 5. Babcock, East | Greenwich; lecturer, P. H. Vessels, o, Kingston; Chaplain. Rev. Gideon A i Burgess, Greenville; %easurer, Benja, min Martin, East Providence; secre
 tary, Mrs. Clara L. Chase, Newport | At the annual meeting of Chris
 church chapter. Brotherhood of St. An drew, these officers were elected: Vii
 liam B. Weeden, director; r J. Herber
 Champlin, vice director; Wilfred E
 Marryott, secretary; Frank W. Taylor
 treasurer; Herbert H. Stedman, mem 1 Der executive committee, Rhode Islant
 Assembly. Brotherhood of St. George l Local Laconics.
 Mary S. Craft. executrix of the es tate of Albert B. Crafts, a former res ident of Westerly, has sold to Benjamin M. McLyman, of Provn@ nee, a trac I of land in South Kings ! n, known 8
 the Sunderland-Bright lana, at Meores field
 Mrs. Rowland G Hazard, of Peac
 Dale accompanied by her sister, Mis-
 Bushnell, her granddaughter, Miss Car
 oline Hazard, and Miss Merrill wi
 leave on Saturday for Mrs. Hazard
 winter home in California.
 The twelfth annual meeting. of tn
 Rhode Island State Conference on Sc
 cial Welfare, formerly the state confer ence of charities and corrections, begu
 on Thursday and will close on Satul day.
 The Third district court will come
 at Westerly this (F'riday) morning. I'll case of the Rhode Island Society for tn Prevention of Cruelty to Animal against Israel Ribner, for cruel -treai ment of horse, is assigned for trial Farquhar Smith gave wild duo
 supper to some of his friends at h
 home Wednesday night.
 William A. Bradford, son of the la- Charles Bradford. of Westerly, h.
 been elected mayor of Quincy, Mass. A