Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
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iarkeansrsentase of the peepis of G0edyear anA a1l kA efga apixations united Sstufday evening, at a connmunity recep- tien. ia pnxmg q farewell series of tri- Entsa te IF. and Mrs. Robert ". BeyR vars. aeter nine and cne-haM years of rsanasss in the village are leaving soon tS srsEa their home in Putnam, where If. lsss is now agent of tAs Manhasset afzglng company, which is ke- vnlRx eseraticns on full time this t1aAy) rnorning
 [ x3Aa fGeedyear Afiis organfzaticn was rsteA 1t the reception by large n nl5ess eff the overeeeFs and employees. a s tae wednan's club the Social csnB aad tic Pzrent-Teaehers' assceia- tfsa.
 MaRy pieasaat things were said of Mr. aad 1kys. Boys by the speakers and g4fte and god w..rhee were sh0wefed upon thean. Mir L-ys said after the reception flat the events of the evening would new sr, fade from his memory nor that ce MrS Boys
 John Buckley, assistant superintendent presided over the informal meeting cali- Cd, during halt In the social activities of the evening that tributes might be paid to .Mr and Mrs. Boys and gifts presented them Mir. Buckley introduced Treasurer Herman Coulter, of the Goodyear Mills inc, Who presented Mr. Boys q Masonic rfnx, with blue lodge chapter and com. si,andery esnpaeme. following briei spe6ch dealing with the sentiment that prerpted the gift.
 Samuel Baldwin, as president of the Goodyear Social club, which MT. Bow founded; presented him q life membershil card, .in neat leather holder, from the examination.
 NRl al the Wemans club Mrs Boys received ar Eastern Star ring of beautiful design and a. rcpe of pearls. T.. J. Evans Of Fal River, for many years a friend of thu Boys family, wac present and presented them in connection with generous tri bnte, horseshoe of flowers, the piece being 20 inches in height and very beau tifula
 The generosity of the people of Good year and its organizations made possibl. the giving of such splendid remem 6tsnces to Mir. and Mrs Boys. who hay, mad 'sh all important part in directinl heSdsveiopment of Goodyear, industriali. md EScfaily during the past decade.
 Features of the reception were addresse sg MT Buckley, Mir. Coulter Mir. Fyan and William Sweet of Wocnsocket, MT Sweet being the mar who arranged fo and carried out the first flag. raising ex efcisss ins-Goodyear and who has marvel cd oyer. the remarkable development c the place since he first saw 1t when h Dkme to put up shafting at the mil about nine years ago. Mr. Sdweet laud Goodyear wherever his travels take hir throughout the country in pursuit of hi oScApation as a machinery man and ,reit eF1te& upon every occasion that nowher he has visited has he ever found existih tie. sSI11e- degree of close co-operatao apda friendly happiness between the .en- ployes and the mana cement that prevail at Goodyear.
 Dancing by an and readings by Mis Besenga oe Brooklyn were attractiv features Of the evening. Refreshnent were, served.
 Mr. and Mrs Boys thanked the peop of Goodyear for their many expression Sfsgood- will. Mr. Boys speaking in sul st4nce as follows:
 My dear friends - Words wou, 3il to express the deep feeling sratitude and thankfuness of Mrs. Bo, md myself at this demonstration of a lection; and good fellowship
 No material success. however grea saa giye us the satisfaction as the SUI
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