New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
work in very able manner. He has

Work Tn very able manner. He has always worked for the best interests of the town and was prime mover in forming the fire district in Berlin. He was chairman of the sidewalk committee of the Worthington fire district during its existence. He is also very active member of the Der lin Congregational church. having held the office of clerk for the past 32 years He is. at the present time, a I'll nember of the assembly.
 People everywhere in the town, are talking of the coming caucus. Old residents say that more interest is be- ing taken in this caucus than has ever before been manifested.
 The members of the democratic party will also hold caucus this eve ming in the court room, although there has not been much interest shown in this event and there has not been much heard of that party's eau GUS.
 Death of Former Resident
 Word was received here yesterday of the death of Charles Hooker Risley, a former resident of Berlin, who died at his home in South Manchester on after an illness of two years.
 MT. Risey was born in Berlin. where he lived until about three years ago, when he moved to South Man chester. residing at 33 Ham!in street hat city. His mother was the daugh- ter of Seth and Electa Leonard Hook er, direct descendants of Rev Thomas who settled Hartford in 1636.
 Mir. Risley was 2 prominent mem- Der of the Berlin Congregational church, director of the Berlin Saw ngs bank, member of the Sons of he American Revolution, of the Gen. er lodge, A. F. and A. M.. of the Sill yer Creek chapter, R. A. M and the Crescent chapter, O. E. S., of Gar attsville.
 Besides his wife, he leaves three sisters, Mrs. Frank Chaffee of Meri- len, Miss Kate Risley and Mrs. Leona Eddy of Hartford; a brother. William M. Risley. and a step other, Mrs. II. Risley of Hartford.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow at p. m. from his home and 1t o:30 D. m. from the chapel of the Berlin Congregational church. Burial will be in Maple cemetery. Berlin. Rev. Watson Woodruff will conduct he services assisted by Rev. Samuel 4. Fiske.
 Voters Made Saturday
 The following residents of the town | ,f Berlin were made voters at the own hall on Saturday. Those made will be able to vote at the ] ,aucus this evening in the town hall |
 Gus Beerhardz, Grace NJ. Boyer, l rving J. Dawson, Clifford F. Dodge, Harold L. Judd, Florence c, Judd ! Mrs. V. Pauloz, Thomas Woods and | sarah Woods from the first district
 Jennie L. filling, Joseph c. Baretta, | ieorge J. Bacon, George Chafee, | lanes Coakley George Danko, stan ey Eddy, Isedore Fish, Richard Fish r, Charles Giana, Elizabeth Gugel, ! Mariana Grassee, John B. Hoppe, Der I ,ard L. Hoppe, Thomas Hanford, Will jam Harnes, Edward Ives. Emma Johnson, Charles King, Edwin Keel ng, Howard V. Keeling. Nellie Keel- ] ng. Sadie c. Keeling, Frank Lama. l 'ICdNIiSN l]CoPdIh. fNhIG I. Bridget Maly, John Piedem onti, John | Roche. Hattie Rigby Joseph Scoil- lick. George Ii. Schultz, J. Allen Scott. sarah Scott, Michael Timko. Achello | vinina, Earle Wilcox, Emma Warner md Gladys Warner, from the second | l,strict.
 John Coony Mary I. krauth, Leon 'lariotti, Dorothy Rich and Edna Rich from the third district.
 Those restored were Lawrence Han ty, Fred Rich and Leslie A. Warner.
 large number who registered as Iesiring to be made voters did not ap ,ear.
 Meeting of Cemetery Association
 meeting of the Wilcox Cemetery ssociation was held at the home Of .lbert A. North in East Berlin on evening. Reports for the ast year were read and approved. he report of the committee in charge f the endowment fund was interest ng This fund Is being raised for the upport of the cemetery in future ears. The total endowment for the asst year was s3,o50 which has been to $500. Additional sums re expected In the near future.
 The board of directors which