Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-22
WESTERLY

s The regular session of the probate court was held Tuesday afternoon in the courthouse on Broad street, Judge Ed .ward M, Burke presiding. Six wills came before the court, and the following dis position was made in each case: Estate of Celia HiscoX, Everett Barns witness. The will was admitted, John M Hiscox was appointed exeoutor. Bond iwas fixed at s15,000, without surety. Ira sB. Crandall was appointed appraiser.
 Estate of Columbus Zerbarini Peti- stion for probate of the will. Clarence E. sRoche witness Mary j. Zerbarini was .appointed executrix, with bond of Ss00. Cornelius L. Murphy was appointed ap- .praiser,
 Estate of Hannah B. Austin. Petition flor tho appointment of administrator with waiver of notice. Waiver approved Martha l., Miller of Providence was ap- ipointed administratrix. Bond of $seo Twas supplied by Orlando R. Smith James A. Saunders was appointed ap- ipraiser.
 Estate of Thomas Conway. Petition ,lo set off the real estate to the widow. !Tontinued until July Is.
 : Estate of George l.. Williams. First land final account allowed and ordered recorded.
 Estate of N. |. B.. Russell Petition lto file and record foreign will. Contin- ,ued to July ,.
 k-- The first public daneeato be conducted 5y Narragansett circle, Daughters of Isabella, was held Tuesday evening at -she wequetequock casino. over 200 aouples were present, and dancing was Enjoyed from until le o'clock, with the Emusic furnished by Crandalrs orchestra: 2. John II. Gallagher of stnlnAn avenue Ras among the 50 young lawyers who -rCrc admitted to the Connecticut state Bar in New Haven Tuesday. MT. Gala tEher is @ graduate of the Ston!ngton Iiigh school and the Albany Law school. 4ie served in the navy during the past lyar and for the past year has served his tiersshp at the office of Herbert Rath- Auu.
 R The drive for individual soIieItatiSAs th the salvation Army campaign closed e{ast Saturday but announcement of the Total amount of the donations received s iu not be made until later, as it is 'ex- 8ectCd that contributions from many of 1ae local societies will be received during lh!s week. It is also planned 10 take up q collection at the theatres Friday night
 On tag day, which was observed Sat urdaS, tho following young people col srcted the largest amounts for the cause Hoys-Joseph Etelmsn Sb069, George Nintcrbottom $3294. Robert Sawyer ta2.i9. Glrls--Ruth Sutc'fre Sl3,AR 'osalind Murray Sig60 Louise Payne tl2.o9.
 A very pretty wedding took place Tuesday morning at St. Miohael's church NhDn Frederick Emerton and Misa Fran .Cl Z.. Lyons daughter of Mrs. Eleanor ayoug, were united In marriage by Rev J. J. Fitzgerald, Tho bride was attended 7y Mics Kathryn T,mms of New York ,'tt and Frank Lynch of White Rock t1T best man tMcsts were present rom N'w Bedford. Mass. Now Yorl s.fy. East Greenwich, PeRcedalo ant New London.
 Following tho ceremony, reeentier vas held ot the home Of the bride or Mechanic Hircej, and dinner was served I'D 3u -uesfs. The couple left Tuesday afternoon on a trip to New York o!ty I"d upon t1rlr return they will reside a i- ruweItuc. avenue,
 The funeral Of Mrs. Georee E. Bt6ush .u 0f Naiu street, who died Saturday 1T 1ur8toup, was held Tuesday atteraooS u. jh1 homo of lfd L Gayltt on Beaet ..roet Rev p. \. Saler. pastor of tho fUad Stree, Christian church. of which 'I. Eroughton waa n member, oflclat t' Tt. hearorB were Gd. 1A Gnvttt 3uymond Collins, Fred nosors Irving -nyucer. Lyndon Taylor and William snceut. Burial was In River Bent cemetery
 ln thc presence ot n large nunher G ."'trUs. John Etwgrd Mcfiale of Occun.
 suu. oud Mss Julio Agnes Savage O Ntite Rock wer> united in marriag Iucday morning Ht the Church of th .umacu'atc Conception by Rev Henr
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