Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-09
WESTERLY

-~- plan and it may extend on from the corner of Broad and High street to the Pawcatuck river bridge. This is Tn addition to the parking rule that now prevails in sections of Broad street.
 Henry Thurhsr Husbee, 5s, who came to westerly about eight years ago and succeeded in establishing profitable real estate and insurance business. died Thursday morning in Putnam, according to Information re- ceived here. MT. Bugfbee left West erly four weeks since and went to Putnam in the hope Of improving Tn health. laying sister here in charge of the business. Last Saturday ms sister was called back to Putnam by reason of the serious condition of her brother who was then under hospital treatment.
 MT. Bugbee became interested in all that pertained to the advancement Of westerly and made many acquaint- ances who will be shocked to learn of his death.
 MT. Rugbee was born in woodstock. Conn.,, October 31, 1881, the son of Edwin Sumner and Frances A. Thurber Bugbee and was educated at woodstock Academy. He was travel yg J ing salesman for the Harley Silk com part owner of the Menwcrfnet hotel at Boothbay Harbor. Me. for ten years. When the hotel burned, he engaged In the real estate and insurance business and finally located in Westerly. He is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Ernest B. Kent and Mrs. Ebenezer Bishop of Putnam and brother. Charles B. Bugbee of Woodstock. Burial will be in the family plot in Woodstock. [ The WenAan's Aid Society of Paw catuck Seventh Day Baptist church, in annual meeting. elected these ofh- cers: Mrs. William H. Browning, president; Mrs. J. A. Saunders. Mrs. Howard M. Barber. Mrs. John Tan ner, Mrs. Myron Kenyon. vice presi- dents: Mrs. William Healey, secre- tary; Mrs. B. Frank Lake. treasurer; William Martin, Mrs. Everett E.. Whipple, Mrs. George Lanphear, Mrs. Charles Palmer, Mrs. Gurdon Hiscox, Mrs. Edwin Whitford, directors MT. and Mrs. Albert N. Crandall, audi tors.
 While Elliott Thorpe was in his cellar for a few minutes Thursday morning, someone entered his living room and abstracted $7 from an en- velope in a desk drawer. The visitor left note expressing thanks for the leash on hand" and wrote that he needed the money.
 Miss Jennie May Palmer, daughter of John D. Palmer. of Norwich, and Arthur F. Champlin. of Westerly, were married Wednesday afternoon lat the home of the bride on Chestnut street, by Rev. Clayton A. Burdiclz, DID,, pastor Of Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church. The. ceremony was witnessed by relatives from Norwich, Lafayette and Ashaway. Among the guests was Mrs. Mary Wills. age ss. of West street. MT. and Mrs. Champlin will reside in School street.
 Leeai Laeenies. Westerly Lodge of Elks conducted the funeral services of Frank Richard Mackenzie. Wednesday, at his home on the Boston Neck road, Narragan- sett Pier. Burial will be in Spring Mr. and Mrs. Denison c. Hinckley have returned from their winter stay in the Isle of Pines.
 Mrs. Edward Wiendrich, of New London is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh. in Hamilton, North Kingstown.
 Another effort to discharge the spe- cial legislation committee from fur ther consideration of the qualifica- tion clause, was defeated on Wednes- day by a vote of 42 to 47. The legislature has passed in con- currence the resolution appropriating 1 s35, 900 additional, to the Rhode Isl l and State College, at Kingston. George s. Palmer, of New York 1 formerly of Norwich and New Lon- l don, has leased large cottage at ] Watch Hill for the season. 1 Water Commissioners Tristan D Babcack, democrat. and Albert W ! crandan and Lewis Stanton, repub-
 licans, will soon meet and elect a
 president of the board The presi i dency of the board. since it's organ
 izatipn. had been held by the late Louis w. Arnold.
 1 Today (Friday) is Third districr | court day in Westerly.
 Main street is now closed between Union and School streets to permit l sewer construction.
 The addition to the bank building O the Washington Trust company is nearing completion. It will be utilized
 as the presidents room. and will giv,
 considerable more space in the banl proper.
 Frank ". Coy and Clifford W
 Campbell are the real live wires O
 the Westerly Board of Trade selecte,
 to cooperate with the Norwich Cham Der of Commerce, to try and save fo public use, the Norwich Westerl, electric road.
 Now small groups assemble daily t, see the strong arm of the mail cal reach out and grab the pouch as tn,