Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-22
NORWICH BULLETIN
WlLLlMANTiC OFFICE Telephone f06 23 Church St.

Funeral services for George II. Allen, formerly superintendent of the WilA-
 mantle pumping station, were held from
 the family home in Mansfield Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Rev Roy c,
 Paxy, pastor of the Mansfield Center
 Congregational church officiated There. was large attendance, including dele gz3ions from Eastern Star lodge, No. A.
 A F. and A. M and St. Johns Command cry No. Il, K T. Members of the Ma
 sonic order acted as bearers. The hon orary bearers were Homer E. ReEning-
 ton, Charles E. Leonard, James Harries Charles Risedorf, Herbert R. ChappeIl and ichard L. Wiggins- The active bearers were Frank M Lincoln. Harold Mason, Hudson Barrows George Jen- nerg Charles Cone and Charles W. Hill. Burial was in tho Mansfield Center cerne- tery according to the Masonic ritual. Funeral Director Jay Nj. Shepard was in charge of the arrangements.
 AAsther dozble bln ever the weekend I for the edihcaticn of local fans will be presented by the management of the l American Thread company team. Sat l urday, the New Departure team of Bristol will play here and Sunday the Isudlow, Mass, outfit will meet the lo- ] l to give the Willimantic players the stiff
 est kind of opposition. The Bristol az grega tion gave the locals the worst beat l ing of the year last season and under l the management of Eddie Goodridge has conapiIed one of the best semi-pro
 records in the state this year. The Lud- 1 low team Is in the class with the best
 of them in southern Massachusetts this year and now that the spell has been l ne fta fIaf f3sav an
 follow in the footsteps of the Bridgeport | "Singers'' and take King Bader's num-
 Der.
 The local outfit will present some what different lineup in Saturdays game
 as Shortstop Horkheimer has signed ur : t-with the Waterbury team in the East ern league In his place will be Petty
 formerly with GFaton-knight team oi Worcester Lamotte who has pitched fol
 the Pittsfield and Worcester teams in tht
 Eastern league will twirl for the local:
 in Saturdays game and Bader Sunday
 The remainder of the local lineup will be
 Muldoon c Adams 1b. Donohue 2b Petty ss; Nichols 3b Comins If; flame 7 cf: Haistein If
 New Departure oe Bristol will take thu | field in tine following order for to1nor | rows game: Scott If; Goeb Of; Aibaci 30; Green ss: Forslund 2b Zeilke 1b i. 1 Holcomb If Waters c; Goodridge O welch p.
 The July meeting of the Ashford Vel s fare Association is to be held Frida. e evening July 2s at Bakers hall. Warren r will. The speaker will be Rev. Otho s
 1 Beaumeister. assistant pastor of St. Jo h sephis church of this city and Rev :, Father Dunn. the new pastor Of the Cath j. oiic parish at Warrenville will be pres ! ent. The meeting will be in inc natur > of a civAe or community welcome fo - Father Dunn. Rev. Father Beaumeiste nj will deliver a patriotic address. Ther e will be musical program and refresh Il nents will he served.
 < William Owens has entered the emplo,
 1 of the A D. Spellman company.
 Rev. John F. Clark. pastor of St. 10 n seph's church left Thursday for month Q stay at Rochester, Minn.
 g Frank Prue is spending his vacation ?. in Pro~1aence. n Arthur LeBlond left Wednesday after s. noon for Worcester, Mass where he wi 'e spend few days with relatives. n Conrad Dubeau of No. 151 Unio