Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-18
WESTERLY

April 12th the twelve business men who are now located in the block formerly known as the Edward Babcock block. later called ths Chapman block on the east side of Main street were notified by the own CTS that they must vacate by October 21 The present owner. the Washington Trust company wishes to tear down the building here and prepare for the erection Of a modern fire proof building to be used on the first tioor as 2. bank. enlarging the present one The second floor will be laid | out for offices. The building will be of either stone or brick and will be a great l advantage to the town. right in the busi- ness center of Westerly. replacing the old wooden frame building. Some of the ten ants have occupied offices here for the past 16, or Is years and with the crowded buildings which are centrally located and are already occupied by business men it will be a hard thing for these stores and business men who have offices here to find new locations. Those now occupying the building are L. c. Woodmency, George b. Broughton, Rhode Island Bakery, Charles | J. Rutler. a boot black establishment pr. Edwin Whitford. Louis Tuscano, Edward WhaIen. Frank Ahern. Col. A. \. Nash Eugene B. PendIeton and Henry Rialto Col. Nash has had his new stand and store here for IS years or more. George Broughton has had a nlarke in this build | ing since 1898. Eugene P. Pendleton has had a real estate business in this one place Is years. The building which will extend around the corner of Broad street where Ithe old bank building now stands will also 1 take in the corner of Main and Broad | street. and extend quite a little way down the latter street which will add to the looks
 of this section of the town.
 William E. Spear was greatly surpris- ed Friday when he was welcomed by the
 employees of George l.. Stillman. It was MT Spears 60th birthday and as he had worked for MT Stlilman in the green houses for the past 3S years, the enployes celebrated the anniversary. In the office a table was set and a delicious supper
 was served. In the center of the tablt
 was huge birthday cake with 60 lighted
 candles on it. MT. Spear Is foreman O
 the plant.
 si The spring term of Wheeler school open q today (TUe5day). A new 15-drawer cata log case has been added to the l!hraFy
 It is finished in antique quartered oak | match the woodwork of the room and
 will house the neE distributing card cat alog which is being made.
 Il The catalog covers the adult fiction an ! hIneraphy books of the library A forms student from Wheeler, Tom O. 2ac3Ka<ki r has been awarded a Hall scholarship ( , s2S0 at the Phillips Exeter academy Apr :. 2s the pupils are 9lanning school party [ The customary EzSier services hy Na,
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