Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-08
WESTERLY


 The bi-uonthly session of the West srly probate court was held Tuesday af- ternoOn at the court house on Broad street, Judge Edward M. Burke presid- ing The following matters came De- fore the court and the following disposi- tions were made:
 Estate of Thomas Conway. The wid- 9w petitioned that the real estate be set or to her. It was continued to June 21 Estate of Alice Blake Petition or husband that real estate be set or to b.m. Value of S5,oe0 insurance aSslsn- d to husband.
 Estate of Alfred Drew. First and f. asl account received and ordered re- corded.
 Estate of Joseph T. Murphy Petition for the appointment of an administrator. Mrs. Annie J. Murphy appointed admin ;stratrix. Bond was fixed at $3,50e with John F. Murphy as surety. Edward J. Feneion, ST., vas appointed appraiser,
 Estate of John B. Johns. Affidavit o- no estate received and ordered record cd
 Estate of James R. Johns. First and fnal account received and ordered re- corded.
 Estate of George L. Williams. Con- ..nued until June q.
 Estate of David T. Kenneth. Inven- torv of $S3795 received and ordered re- Estate of Harold c. Rossburg. Inven- tory of sS1s.3s received and ordered re- corded.
 The funeral of Erskine Crumb who died Friday, was held Monday afternoon at his home in Bradford. Rev. F. J. Caterer of that village oficiated. Bur al was in River Bend cemetery, West .rly, where comn1ittal services were con- 5ucted by Franklin lodge, No. 20, F. and A. NJ The bearers were Edgar How ard. James Greenhslgh, Harry King, Paul r. Bstey, James D. Docking and Thomas Platt
 Mrs. Ella \. Snyder, ss, wife of Will . liam Snyder, died Tuesday morning at her home on l5 Lincoln avenue after a long illness. She was born in Griswold, -o=.a., and came to reside in Westerly about 40 years ago. May 10, 1884, she married William Snyder who survives her Besides her husband, she is sur vived by son, Walter Snyder, and a daughter, Mrs. Everett Clarke, both of Westerly, three brothers, Amos Guile of East Hampton, Conn, Henry Guile and lewis Guile Of Palme-town, Conn, and -hree grandchildren.
 solemn high requiem mass for Mrs . -Aeorge A. Durham, who died Friday at f -er home on SJillInan avenue, following long illness, was sung Tuesday morn ng at St. Michaers church by Rev. John r. Keane. Burial was in River Bend . cemetery Besides her husband. she . leaves four daughters, Mrs. Joseph J Dowd. Mrs Howard W. Swan, Miss Nel ie l. Dunhan, all of Westerly, and Mrs 9. L. Campbell of Patterson, x. l., 2 ,~0ther, John A Mar of Westerly, two listers. Miss Nellie Marr of Westerly and Mrs. E. j. DonIy of Worcester Mass, and five grandchildren.
 AdJutant Edward J. Butler of Merrill Post, No. IS. American Legion, ha been sent blanks to be filled out by al applicants for the Citizens TrainRI camps from the headquart6ss of the 7~st army corps. The camp tor the Ney England young men between the age sIs and 35 will be held at Camp Dev ms and all who desire to be appointe .a go to the cartonment are Co get fl ouch with the officers of the local Legiol post at oncs and full information will b -ITBlled.
 All retiring officers were reelected a .hs annual meeting of the Pawcatucl 1re district held Monday evening in thu nose house on Liberty street, and : three mill tax for the ensuing year wa levied.
 Albert G. Martin called the meeting t order and William X. Hillard read th all The minutes of 34til annual and tn special meeting of August 2, 1920. wer read. approved and ordered recorded Chief Morrison read the report of the en z.ues-s which was receive accepted an ordered recorded with recommendation Co be taken up later.
 Clzue T. Spencer. treasurer. read Il! report. showing that the moneys paSsin through his hands amounted to $16,907 13 and an increase cf the indebtedness fc he ysar had been s570,443.
 Charles J. Norris. collector, reporte .o.al tax receipts SS,143.26 and uncoEec d taxes s6s.0s
 Alberi P. Stillman reported ss trustt of the Peleg s. Barber memorial fun that the interest on the note had bes