Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
WESTERLY

letter Is similar to sSert 50 ethere re-
ceived by the council. Ne eestsA was
taken at THE time. .
The council went On record as ep-
posed to tag exemption %. new indus
tries the coming year. The taxpayers
will be asked to vote Apon this qees-
tion at the annual meeting this even
ing,
Mix licenses were granted q. ..
Myrick, Mary DesiFncne. Louis Aaiette,
James o. Lynch, Charles Cettreil and
John Carey
The council approved the appoint
mmt OF Miss Mabel, A. Saunders as
deputy town clerk by Town Clerk Ev-
erett e. Whipple.
The report Of Superintendent Of Health
Samuel C. WEBSTER, showed that there
were 20 cases Of mnraps four OF diph
iberia and one case Of scarlet favsf dur
Ing January.
Chief Of Police Thomas "a Brexn
reported four arrests and three tire RlaYuas
sounded in January.
J. Harry Williams was appointed .
constable without pay.
Trfe following were the bills voted
paid.
sewers si,sekss, water works ST.
571.l7 H p. Clark SAC, James Ian
phere 81. Faih Auto serviee t2,75, West
erly Auto Tele. Co., sso.s6. c. w. VIII
lard Co. $LlS, Vars Brothers $3.50. WHIT
| all Electric Co. $2.sO, Alexander H.
Thompson s21.bo, II. A. Duuning s1.io,
John Taylor 81. H. A. Dunhing $2.35,
Alexander Mitchell SIC, David Lowry
s., Westerly Light 6 Power Co. 5000,
Mrs, Dennis Geary Sc. Vars Brothers
$3.50, overseer Of poor $313l22. Fer
bert Coy, $24.50. DR.. F. C. Pagan $24,
c. G. Stanton Co.. $1Ss.s2. The Utter
! Co. S62y, Rogers Brothers $1.73, VIM.
Segar Co. s5.s4. Westerly Auto Tele Co.
| $3.50. Underwood Typewriter CO. 0s. Lii
| brary Bureau &27o.5o, Alexander Mitchell
$4a
National Regent M41. Mary nsstzh
and State Regent Mrs. Conden con-
Quoted the degree work on 1870 charte:
members Of the recently formed Nara.
gansett chatter Of the Daughters Of
| Isabella. Sunday afternoon i- -" X. ~
C. rooms Following the initiation, tn
officers were installed. The aegt4: ~
was put on by the team from Bristol
and the hall being too small for such
large number Of candidates. It was mes
essary to use the Lyric theatre in tn
same building.
Following the initiation, the natl.
and state officers were presented bou
Quets Of roses by the ioeat body
A committee from the local society o
4 the American Committee for Relief Il
Ireland addressed the members OF tn
!, newly formed organization at the com
. pletion Of the degree work
Martin H Spellman outlined the prs
ject that the committee had undertaken
and explained how the funds were to b
! raised. Attorney George r. McKenn
! also spoke on the need Of immediate RI
lief. Rev. J. J. Fitzgerald and Rev. Laur
; ence j. Kelledy emphasized the Gharita
BILE side Of the question and asked tn
unlimited support Of the Daughters q
Isabella in the worthy cause.
Q After the business meeting the meH
bers enjoyed social time, with refeesf
Il ulents.
FL Augustus n Hartihgesn is to NV
q an illustrated lecture on some Of tt
4 places ne has visited IN Spain. Franc
d and Belgium, at an entertainment to /
/! given by the InvincibIes, class Of boy
8 in the Bible school OF the First Hepkif
! ton church. Mr.. Harrington IL Yves
q erly boy and was secretary to the Anne
n lean ambassador to Spain during tn
@ world war.
Local IacOnaes.
d The warm weather Sunday aHracte
t many automobile parties to the beache
e Fred Wilcox Of Narrssansett avens
8 has been engaged as jsnitor at the loo
| post office, relieving Russell L.enihan, WI
entered the employ Of the George
Moore company.
Although the ice on many Of the pom,
looks safe, the recent thaw has left
rotten in many places. Several loo
fishermen took a mid-winter plunge
Burdens pond Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Freche<te Of Jay sire
left Monday morning to visit her home
Montreal. Canada
Mrs. Mary e. Jenersa Of Providenc