Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 29, 1913, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN; MOND! Y; SEPTEMBER 29; 1913 "WESTERLY AND BRAOFORD TIED Each Eleven Made One Goal in Spirited Football Game Satur- day—Over 200 Men From Westerly in Providence Holy | Name Demonstration—Sudden Death of Captain Benja- min Sheffield—Mrs. Herbert M. Rathbun’s Petition For Divorce Denied. Rhode i the o puy the tr Island | enced to ten days ton county jail and I convene in the new erly this (Monda ill be the first The court w courthous | | | | Dealey of of Brown The parish of the Church of the e morning | lmmaculate Concept 1 toplc wits be William rnoon, with assign- | 1 the sixth division. There were in the procession. ewed by Bishop Har- | religious exer ecial train at 11 | and returned | ght. adford football ame at Bradford ch club scoring Larcman won the toss and After | binations by the s scored. The | ogress many ! the ayed a great g sor Deaiey shor eup and sum- | Leach | ADFORD. Whita ker | Conboy Marsden Dick Duckworth Robinson d Earl D. Crandall e team of Rhode ana | Rhode Is | Nearly every lodge of Manchester | Unity, Order of Odd Fellows, in Rhode Saturday England lodge of W sizned to the first ai 0dd Fellows. juded an ad: Mayor Baste Provincial Grand Masts I Grand Mas States George H N . Wentzel ™ gation returned home irain | i Pendleton ster, Miss ident ot de the trip The petition of Alice Taylor Lewis | ] of Westerly for divorce from Herbert | 'V e rear W. 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