Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-25
WILLIMANTIC

, friend and his business dealings were always fair. As a sportsman, MT. Lara | mee was known throughout large cir cle his training of dogs for partridge I and quail hunting being of the best in i this section. Woodcraft was his hobby, and the town of Windham knew this
 when he was elected town tree warden in years following althogh the rest of
 the men on his ticket were defeated. l Mir. Larafaee was 64 years old and was born in St. Marcel P. o.. Canada, January 10, 1856, the son of Pierre and | Madeline Brouillard Laramee. He came | to this city from Centerville, R. l., in 1887 and entered the shoe business. He also conducted taxidermist shop in the Holmes Block on Main street. He was ' a member of St. Marys Romano Catholic 1 church and took an active part in i church affairs He held membership in St. Jean de Baptiste Society of Center vile, R. l., was a member of the I'm proved Order of Red Men of Providence, R. l., a charter member of Willimantic Lodge No. 144o, Loyal Order of Moose, | and a member of WiiIimantie Lodge No. 1 1911. B. P. o. E.
 He is survived by his wife, Catherine crepeau Laramee; three daughters Ms. l Pierre Roy. Mrs. Francis Lajoie and l Miss YYonne Laamee of this city; four
 sons. Michael, of Boston, Mass, Leon of Springfield, Mass, Pierre J. and George Laramee of Willimantic one l brother, Eugene Laramee of Georgiaville, l R. L. three sisters, Mrs. William Kelley of Spragueville. R. l.. Mrs. Henry Eau I teaux of Montreal, Canada, and Mrs. B.
 Fauteaux of Ste. Macei P. C., Canada l There are also twelve grandehildren
 Louis Jockson entered d psiea of gull lty to the charge of intoxication Ines
 day morning at police cewrt and paid a
 fineJ of five dollars and costs amounting
 to, s14-15.
 James Flag Doyle also entered a lplea of guilty to the charge of intoxica- 4 ton and was given a 5af sentence oi thirty days for the offehse. The court
 has given Doyle chances to 20 straight
 but to no avail, so th sentence was given.
 A pseeiaI session Of the court wa,
 held at 10 o'clock in the ucrning to heal
 the case of Max Buekys charged with
 non support of his wife and child. Al i Buckys request the case was continued until Thusday to allow him to secure
 counsel. Busky is a resident of the
 town of Lebanon but his wife and child
 have been living in this city Bonds
 of $500 we're fixed for Busky's appear.
 ance at court. the bondsman being Joseph H. Jermelow also of Lebanon II Mayor Charles 4. Gates was surprised
 at his home Monday night by same fifty
 friends who had gathered to pay him l tribute. Refreshments were served and l then Miss Bowen on behalf of the
 Knights of Pythias presented Mayor Gates with a handsome K of P. ring, speaking in part aas follows:
 l -Fifty-three years ago there was born l in Mifiin Township, in the county of
 Richmond, in the state of Ohio, a wee.
 wee boy, destined to be known far and 1 wide
 As friends. as brothers and sisters, we
 desire your acceptance of this gift as
 a testimony of our affection and respect
 for you, as man, and as a Knight of 1 PythIasi and also as 8 faint expession
 Of our appreciation. for your kindly ef- i forts in rendering any service whenever I called upon. We gratefully remember
 our associations in the past and hope 1 always to be held in pieasurabie re- l nembrance by you. Please accept this token as an evidence that time cannot
 dim the unchanging friendship of true 1 friends
 Mayor Gates responded with a few
 words, voicing his appreciation of the 1 gltt and what it meant to him. The
 remainder of the evening was spent as requested by Mayor Gates, ~everybody
 being as merry as they could be. A republican club to be formed at Storrs Agricultural College by Newton l W Alexander of Waterbury J. Peter Johnson of Shelton and Everett 9. Dow l or Hartford, will boom Warren c
 aaroing for president and Governor Calvin Coolidge for vice president. M and Mrs. Frank NJ Smith and 1 daughters, Ruth and Frances are spend i ing two weeks at Antrim, N. H.
 Louise Madare of North WinIba was arrested Tuesday evening shortly 1 4Iter o'clock at her home in that town by Chief Killourey, warrant having I been sworn out for her arrest by Will liam A Haddad of wiIlinantic. She was allowed to remain at her home after 1 furnishing a s100 bond for her aunear.
 ance in court this (Wednesday) morn | lng- The warrant gave as the reason Tor her arrest, that Louise Matlare of 1 North Wlndham did through misrepre- 1 sentation obtain from William A. Had dad of Willimantic certain goods. to 1 wit, dress of the value of several dol | lars.
 | With the gathering of automobiles I about the town building it is continually | brought to ones mind that election days 1 are nearly here and plans to get things rolling for the big event are getting m | derway locally