Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-22
WESTERLY

Tho reguiar session os the probate court was held Tuesday afternoon at tho probate court room in the town hall, with Judge Edward & Burke presiding. The following estates were acted upon: Estate Of William ?. Browning. Peti- lion of William H. Browning for admis- sion of will to probate. Granted and William H. Browning appointed admin istrator with bond fixed at S2,500. Sar- dinla n Crandall es surety and Ira D Crandall appointed appraiser.
 Estate of Prudence F. Sprague. Ped- lion Of George W. SprAgue for adrals- sion of will to probate, granted. George ". Sprague appointed administrator with bond fxed at S200 without surety. shcfflsli Greene appointed appraiser.
 Estate of Anna F. Comeron. Petition of Tilhe Peppln for the appointment of . guardian of her estate in Rhode Island. Lillian N. Pitcher appointed guardian with bond fixed at s200 Clarence E. Roche, surety and appraiser.
 Estate of William J. Latham. Peti- ton of the Washington Trust Co. for leave to sell personal property, granted. Leave to sell not less than inventory.
 Estate of Antonio Pignatario. Affi- 5avit of no personal estate. Received and order recorded.
 Estate of Nancy M Gardner. Inven- t0rJ received, allowed and ordered re- oorded.
 Estate of Daniel K. Han. Inventory received, allowed and ordered recorded. Tn the probate court in Pawcatuck with Judge Frank L. Hinckley presiding, tho will of Jane M. A. Phillips was ad- mitted to probate. Judge John w. Sweeney appointed administrator. Will Ham IL Casey and Albert c. Martin ap- pointed appraisers.
 On the estate of James Doyle, the petI- ,, &ion for the appointment of an admins fratOr was continued one week for hear. ing
 Judge Elias D. tIinckley of stoning. ton was a business caller in town Tues. day afternoon.
 E L. 3laWsoa Of High street who hal been critically III for the past eight weeks has recovered and able to be ou again.
 John D. Avery of North stonington at tended a meeting at the town hal Tues day afternoon.
 Mra Edward Bradley of Stoningtol was a Tuesday caller in Westerly.
 George Champlin and wife of Eln street are 10 start for their winter hom, in Florida the early part of next week.
 Mrs. Orville Stillman has returned {, her home in Westerly after undergoing
 
 morial Associated hospital in New Lon don.
 A tabernacle society has been organ tzed by the ladies of the Church of tn Immaculate Conception on High stree and the following officers have beei elected for the coming year. MrI Thomas McSveeney, president; Mrt Peter McGuinn, vice president; Ms Mary Murphy, recorder; Mrs. Jo9ap Murray. financial secretary.
 The Peoples Mission of West BrOa, Etreet have sent out their annual appea to the people of Westerly for Thanks giving day. During the past Westerl people have responded generously to thi appeal and it Is thought that the reQues of the mission will be granted. At the corn growerx' show held Providence last weak honors were vo by Harvey Arzamarskie of Westerly. H look eight prizes amounting to nearly ii ? dollars n money.
 Al tha Eupsrisr court held in Kinxsso
 1esday tbs divorce petition of Matild
 pcato 70 Joseph Brocato of Westerl
 continued until next Monday fc
 4l- The petition. was given the custc y Of three minor children and the r, fgpondent two minor children. The n SpondeAt was ordered to pay S1O ps week