Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
WESTERLY

1 The firm sf H. T. Kenyon and conn Rzry, local contractors and builders, 6ent out of active business Monday eve hing, and a new partnership under the Msme of The W. c. Hiscox company, took lDveP the stock of this enterprise, which has been in existence since 1900. It was announced Tuesday that the firm Of H. F. Kenyon company will remain in ex- hsAence until such time as tho conpanys t&Rairs are completely settled.
 The members of The W. c. Hiscox kcompany are Walter C. Hiscox, Hsrbsrt H.sKenyon and Raymond Fl. Hiscox, Cur laon B. Hiscoxs partner with H. T. Ken lyon in the H T. Kenyon company, has retired Mr. Kenyon was with the Ran l6oaph-Bentley company for 20 years and laas been in the contracting and building feusiness for 20 years in Westerly. Walter C: Hiscox,' the senior member of the new leoDcern, was with the Randoiph-Bentley heompany. and has been continuously with the H. T. Kenyon company, since the lat ter company was first started. ~
 In 1881 partnership was formed by William Randolph, B. Court Bentley, A. fhert N.ACrandall and Clarence c. Max son following the death of Charles Max son, the senior member of c. Maxson 6 Co. The concern did business under the style and name of Randolph-Bentley & Co. Following the deaths of MT. Ran doRph and Mir. Bentley, the latter dying in 1898, the stock of the Randolph-Bentley company was purchased by the late Rob SEt A Sherman in 1900. The concern then vent out of active business
 H T. Kenyon and Gurdon E. Hiscox, who had both served with the Randolph Bentley company during their business careers of 20 years, formed a partner ship in February, 1900, and have con- 6octed the lumber and building business under the name of H. T. Kenyon Co.,. up to the present. s'-> --.r-.-
 Albert E. Barber who has been, book keeper for the Randolph Bentley com pany and H. T. Kenyon Co., for period of B years, will continue with Thew. c. Hiscox company.
 Hid-year examin ations are over at the nigh school, and the pupils received their reports Monday. After the compilation of the marks, Principal Laura E. Mac Intyre announced that but six names were placed on the honor roll. For a stu dent to be listed as an honor pupil he must attain a mark of 80 at least in ev- cry SEbtect elected. The number to at tain the coveted honor for the past term is surprisingly small, and not one sen- ior's name is listed. The names on the honor roll follow. Junior class, Doris Hartridge; sophomore class Joseph Resrdon, Frances Andrews, Constance Rathbun freshmen class, Frederick ASard. Mary Mullen
 Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown. Sergeant Donald Ferguson and John Nield were in Newport Monday to attend the court martial of Joseph Thomas, ar rested here Nov. %. 1920, charged with being 8 sturdy beggar. Several days af- ter his arrest Thomas was sent to Fort Adams as deserter. The findings of the court have not yet been made known.
 The Oriental degree was worked on a class of seventeen candidates at 8 meet. ing of Junior Order, United American Mechanics, held Monday evening in Me chanics hall on Broad street. Followins the meeting, a smoker and social time was enjoyed by the members
 The nominating committee presented ( slate of officers for 1921 at the annua meeting of the Westerly Board of Trade Tuesday evening. Reports of variou. committees were given. The new by laws were laid on the table for a montf before definite action will be taken
 Local Laconics.
 The warm weather Tuesday spoiled tn excellent coastinS that was enjoyed o1 Monday. Large numbers of pleasur htlS OuL Oll GTdHlle street aI( Park avenue Monday night to take ad vantage of the first real coasting tha Westerly has had this year.
 Mrs Fred Bennett and Mrs. Fret Lockwood of Fultonville, N Y, are wis idng relatives in town.
 The entertainment committee of tn American Legion held a meeting Mon day evening. and made plans to hold al Easter Monday ball at the state armory Mrs. c. Bai Lihme of Chicago, H.,
 summer resident at Watch Hill, was
 buEfness caller here Tuesday.
 Alvin w. Mawsou, who had his foo anputated after an accident sustained i The naval service, and who has been un tsrgoing treatment at the Chelsea, Mass naval hospital has been transferred { the Parker Hill hospital Boston H expects to be discharged within the nez few vekes.
 Basil Wood. librarian of Westerly put