Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 27, 1911, Page 6

¥ W.C.T.C RAY WESTERLY GHUlBE Captain of Fifth Company—Succecded by Robert M. | Freestone as Pirn Lieutenant—Anthony Zab-m ni Dead at 93—Judge E. M. Burke Elected Great Sacbem —Re-Election for Mrs. L. A. Babcock, President of, Edward M. Burke of Westerly | corps, presided at a meeting of the | ‘was ed great sachem of the Great ouncil of the Red Jen of Rhode Is company in the Westerly armor. day evening, calied for the special | &t the annual session of past | purpose of eclecting a captain, to suc- achems of the councils, held Thurs. ceed Bourdon A, Babcock, promoted to | day in Newpert. Judge Burke has been | be major, and w fill any vacancies n)' member of Maxtuxet tribe of West- ‘eriy since its organization and ha Fisen aly to the most exalted of_ fice the erder in Rhode Isiand. fl- ether officers ars James Monroe of Providence, grosi senior sagamore: Eawin C, Roberts of Providen: and_great representative for years, Grand Sachem Burke am- | these appeintive offic E. Johnson of Westerly, great ; William Rawson of Abbot | great Mishenewa; William B. & Pamtucknt. great guard of the | wigwam; Waiter ' Wyman of Provi. dence, great gyard of the forest. louin erts, vetiring grand sa- presided and it was voted io | w‘ years session in Providence | be the silver jubilee of the orgapisation m Rhode lsland. A com- uml of Lewis 1. Stephens, illips, Edward Gorman, G. tt and Peter Clarkin, was ted to arrange an appropriate | jer of exercises for the occasion. The reports showed a total membes- of nu m ers Januery 1, 1914, | from the previous Joar, Tvnu Mnr m;n)bon have led, #ix withdrawn end 193 haye heen aad, " Thete have betn 157 admitted ,one reinstated a . four admted by card. There was unanimously elected captain, and elected first lieutenans, weade vacant | elected second lieutenant. the people of Westerly fantry, Ma geant May 14, 1906 - commis sioned second lieuten ay 31, 1907, {and first lieutenant F ary 4, 1908. The infantry was assigned to the coast artillery dorps in November, 3 company eq as the | pany. Mr. Thackeray r first lientenancy in that branch of the servic m of the electior. first Lieut. Robert G. Thacker: -ond Lieut. Robert M. Preestone was | the advancement _of _Lieuignant | Eugene 1. Partelo“was | Liseutenant Burtelo has served in the | company for 17 vears ana was ser-. | geant of Company K, First R. L U, 8. | Volunteers infantry in the - Spanish | war. Captain Thackeray = was born in | sterly and ix emploved as.a teller | in the Whshingwon Trust company. He | + matters mil- | md for the past seven years been in t military service of the state. His popularity as attested by the, unanim vote of the members ‘the Fifth company is shared by all He enlisted in £ company, First in- corporal of 240 an inerease of 35 over tribes in flis state. The F- 3 tag, the ladies’ aux- | ooy, o the erder, Teparied a mem- last weme. The amnual session of the age. Mrs. Lowies A. B idont of the Istamd Womas's Christian Tem- d at the anmual ‘Thursday, and -m of Westerly conduct- the cenescsation exercidas. Dur- Somies M. Aune L. Nesh, |ion ws ing come to the towm it | would mean g crease in population, of the Westerly union, de- %DII Psgers, and Vesterly rendered - :’ olur- elected includes 1 Mrs. Lowise A ; Dr. Alme Waite az ), Anng L. Nash, agent far Phe other cers ‘D. Niciols, treasurer: M Eie B. muaical director. All | ‘were unanimously elected :zdd-z oveated enthusiasmu, the rising and joining denonstrasion. "'S.-. received of the K stog fwér Wofk and the rest tent, and ) with his wi Bltep weee cetistbered for continiance of work, In ender te become thoroughiy ac- quainted weth the sohool conditions and the meeds incidental to a change from the district to the town s of scheol management. James Coo of Mystic, Alberti R. Stillman of Paw Joseph F. Leahy of Ston- ington, the wehool cominitiee vy Willam H. Pe tendemt of luh.nl made an inspec- tion of all sch e town of Stemingion Thursdsy The start was made at 115 in Deputs She Caseys automobMe, and it was 10 when the cammitice returned and as- sembled in the office of Mr. Perry for | eonmuitation Every @istrict was visited and veetization made ag to needed changes | 'u stic i the sohool property, the aboiish- ment or consolidation of schools, and the transportation ef pupils. M. Arthur Nash, senior ma- Jor of the First district, coast artillery | i\ Justa Reminder that for pimples, blackheads s and other blemishes of the mepkuion ‘ Glenn’s Sulphur Soap is the best remedy. It clears the complexion and cures skin diseases. All druggists. e Hoie awd Whiaher Dye, biack or brows, S0c. Where fo Buy in Westerly Bessessssescecsosersecaasean. INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Weaterly Branch Capital . ..Thres Million Dol Surplus . - Thres Million Dollars Over Pifty Thousand Accounts. EMberal, ccurteous and efficient ia it ' management. ‘ sALm. Two sev ‘ester!, Bl ront, and both havin eat, “eiceirte | nu modern plumbing. Inspection | nitea i Frask W. Coy Real Estate Co., lly Yoor Shoes and Husury t & eoupen on the Planc to be given away at PURTILL’S “ON THE BRIDGE.” A Eatablisked 1901, Farold L Weils, O. D., Optomstrist. Defective vision corrected by the prop- *r adjisiment of lenges. Foom 9, Pot. ter-Langworihy Block. Westerly, R. L TN B HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS MADS BY HAND. in Our Specialty. ass Suppliss car tory “Ma to exempt from taxation for a term of ten years, which Wwas passed in fi- erder~was Rald in Westerly two }elrs/l nancial town meeti and which 'will | result in the location of the town of has surprised many not only In its passage, but in the unanimity of the action taken. On two Pprevious oe- to&k of Westerly, uthern distriot, heen u change in r change in public sentiment, & t o the men of that olpched oo ogene Orandall, | no more. first Woe presidsst; Mrs Fa B Havewthanr, second, vice president; Miss | Hissabath been the oidest male resident of West- erly ,died three and the re-slection of Mrs. Babcock | h | mer stre His ‘wife. died about two Zerberina h. sculptor, and son Medical sche home on vacatior it | musie in the Weste “chools, lege lege nine three r expert to coach the teams f soldiers and sailof 1com coltages, sitnated in | Qfterent pafts of ine compact part of | L each naving 60 fest | The vote of the town of Hopkinton large cotton and woolen industry, a movement was over- defeated. advanced against the e, on one occas- i new manufactur- nean the enlarging of building of ‘a new, But that was several | . and since then there has time in the town Antony Zerbarini, believed to have day morning aged ninety- | and eight months, at the son, Columbus, “in & ne inety. Mr. 3 ¥ store | New York and moved to Westerly md two sors, Columbus Both | anite bus- | the and the the D 1594 Local Laconics. and fs Benjamin Par student in Jeffer- | oM n Philadeiphia, . is in Satur nington at Pawcatuck at onert . Merton , teach )r another field in th ., whom he cedec nine was a picked A picke dt City league of Prov slar m > baseball teams, composed of young socief dies, are in | ice, pr to thel. This benefit af | t N ation. An g the game has been engaged An_American flag marks the g s of the c 1-American wars in Riv Michael's cemeterles, and in| Mrs n the outlying dis- | ceived Orders for Samtary Plumbing, Steam or Hot Water Heating, High Pressure Steam Fitting or Re- pair Work. " Also Plumbing and Steam Fitting, Supplies, Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Packings, Lubricators and all necessary materials for the above mentioned classes of work. Promp! and Efficient Service Lowest Prices Satisfaction Guaranteed Robert Brown Estate, ARTHUR M. 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