Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
WILLIMANTIC

state armory of Pleasant street. Enter tathmeht, dancing. etc. provided an ea- joyahle evening.
 Althought democratic caucus to hofni- nate representatives for the Town of Windham. is to be held at the town hail { this (Tuesday )evening, no candidate has been mentioned ans as far as could be learned no one seems anxious for the tB Wilimantic Lodge, No. 1440, Loyal Order of Moose has set out to Increase it's membership by one hundred and fifty hew Moose. The lodge has been granted the privilege of opening it's charter for ninety days and during that time ex- 1 poets to take in the members desired. | The drive is to open Sunday, October l 1Tth with a meeting at Moose Home oh Pleasant street, where District Supreme Dictator George E. Hubbard and District Supervisor William J. Bennett will de- 1 liver addresses
 1 There was large atteAdafee at ttre opening meeting of the Mems club held at the Methodist Episcopal church Mon day evening. The entertainment pro4id- ed was of the best, John n. Libby, elc- cutiohist and iInpersonator of New Lon don deEghting his audience with his fine l work. The remainder of the evening was passed socially.
 ! Funeral services fer George Carey | were held Monday afternoon at i:sb o'clock from his home in Sc5tiaarl the services being conducted by Rev. SAer rod Soaie. Burial was in the Scotland cemetery. The funeral arrangements 1 were by Jay M. Shepard
 The body of John F. MaiHeney. 4S. who died Saturday at his home in Brvekton
 Mass, arrived in this city at 1,s5 nfn Ifrty lnv, l in charge by Killourey Brothers. Burial was in the family lot in St. Josephs ce4ri- etery. Mir. Mahoney was a native of Wilihnantic. Twenty years ago he was clerk in the freight department of the New Haven railroad at the Manchester station. He was later employed at East Hari Frd. From there he moved to Broskton where he made his home until his death
 sate in memory of Harold AHshsnt Gager, son of MT. and Mrs. John M GaEer of Windharn Road whose death occurred
 December 25 last, is to be erected at the
 entrance of the Tufts Athletic Field, Med 1 ford, Mass, early next spring, according an announcement from that institation } Gager was one of the most popular mem
 bers of the junior class at Tufts, mem Der of the Sword and Shield and Ivy so- ,, cieties, treasurer of Delta Upsiion Fra , ternity. member of the varsity basket
 oall team and manager elect of the col
 leee baseball team. He was a graduate , of Natchaug Grammar school in 1913 ant i Wndhadn High school with the class oi . 1917. He was on the reserve list of ths
 s. A. T. c. at Tufts.
 About two hundred hunters have take1 out licenses from the office of Tow CleG- Frank P. Fenton Among the las fn IL , Chartier IT, of 3Se Windham Road ] Robert James, Raymond James. Edwii l F. Ackley, James Sheehan, John Ta1
 aas Grant Bombria, William A Rich
 rnend, Everett L. Richmond; Edward F [ Lyman. Jr., Winfield J. Andrews, E. C . Esterbrooks. Samuel F Watrous vii liafn F. Mann. Nathan T. tadd, Russei W. Potter. William H. Nichols, John J Hoey, Hubert Kegler, James Kegler l George E. Carter, James A. McKeowr
 Ernest Grob, Willard E. Ladd, Prescott
 Warren. Paul J. Caya, George Chailfoux
 George A. Easterbrooks, Louis H. Ar
 mold, Theodore Ladd. John H. Latton Donald E. Crane, Thomas A Shea
 Louis Counihan, Richard o. Gutzifner Marcel Obernesser, Ralph Cafpentei
 Eugene Cyr Wilfred Chaiifoux, AIber
 Lussier Merrill F. Ladd, David Monroe
 Anthony Thiffault, Maxine Girouard
 Clement L. Manning. Tyler D. Win
 chester. George A. Vanderman. E. Franl
 Bugbee, Frank Brousseau Albert ".
 French. Rose E. Chartier, George Char
 tier, George Cimpere, William c. Tour
 CT, Thomas Perreault, Jr., Antonio Bou
 cher George c. Wilcox, Arthur D
 Washburn, Walter Hovey Raynion
 Hanna. John c. Lynch, Paul Black
 smith. Joseph A. Chartier. Robert W
 Stanton, Clement Kegler, Elmer J. Char
 ron, Harold F Taylor William Trudeat
 Andrew c. Roux, Joseph V. R5uk, ST | Arthur Jacobs Ralph W. Neff, Jane
 Nichols. Alfred Nichols, Jr., Clifford
 Alpaugh, Leander Anthony, William ]
 King. Kenneth Fryer, Joseph Boure,
 Raymond Haddad, Joseph F. Mead d Henry ]. Mathieu and Louis Peters, a r 1 of Willimantic, Edmond B. Baker, ffei
 " B. Scribner, Alfred F. Card Herbe
 A. Card. Frank B. Murdock, Fred Lev
 is. Ralph E. Scribner, Henry Sofrane