Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-05
WILLTMANTIC

picking up. At the three small plants Of the H. K. and W. 4. Washburn c0rn- pany a slump in business is being ex- perieneed and the company now em- ploys only about sixty hands. The J D. Chaffee Silk Company is running n full schedule. The Willifnantic Machine Company and the Vanderman Manufacturing Cunnpeny are employing much less help than in normal times. Business is re- 1 ported good at the Smith Winchester Manufacturing Company, South Com pany, the l.. M. Hartson Company of 1 North Wihdham and the C. E. Harris Company of. North Windham.
 Rev. Frederic r. Forshay of Fairfield. 1 Me, has accepted the cali to become | pastor of the local Baptist church and | he has written that he would assume his new duties at the pastorate on Jan uary 1. 1923 The local church has been without a pastor since June l cF+ 1 ing td the resignation of Rev. Arthur Deming Carpenter.
 \ reception was recently tendered Mr. 1 and Mrs, Lundger bussie rat the home i of the formers parents. A luncheon i was served and dancing was enjoyed. l Those present were; MT. and Mrs. Gle ment Lussier, MT. and Mrs. Eugene 1 l4uSSieG, Ar. anu NI1Ss I4uSSlS4 . Mir and Mrs. David Caya, Lena Lussier, Eugene Lussier, Yvonne Lussier. Donat Isussier, Antonia Lussier, Leonie Lus- sier, Rudolph Lusser, Loretta Lussier, Mir and Mrs Citalle Privee. Aura Pri- ! wee, Delphus Privee, WiEred Privee, Leonei Privee Bertha Privee, Mary : Rose Richards. Mary Irene Richards, } Joseph Grehier Louis Delude, MT Chal- ifcux and MT. Giradiin.
 Tho funeral of Mrs. Isaac Roy whs i, , | held Monday morning at S.S0 o'clock 2 from the home of iPerre Roy at 32 Wal nut street, followed by requiem high mass in St. Mary's church at o'clock Rev. J. J. PRpillon oficiated. A dele gation of the Ladies of St. Ann society { < and Conseil St, Cecile met the body as : it was being borne into the church, and escorted it to the sanctuary rail Thc banner bearers were Mrs. Gedeon Cote Mrs. Napoleon Maheu and Mrs A. Caisse, Mrs. Joseph Leblund, Mrs. To- 1 seph Lariviere, Mrs. PasQuale Gagncr and Mrs Ifonore Tell:er were the can upy bearers. Special singing was ren dered by the Ladies of St. Anne Society choir. Burial was in St. JUseph's ceme tery where co1nrhittal service wa' g conducted at the grave by Rev. Fathel y Papillon. The bearers were Joseph La
  :, 1 Adelard Roy, Eugene Roy. Philip Roy The funeral arrangements were il charge of the Hurteau-Bosse Corpora tion.
 Tue funeral of Charles Robertson wa held from the home of his daughter ii North Coventry, Monday afternoon at o'clock. Burial was in the North Gov entry cemetery
 Charles Robertson died recently g the home Of his daughter. He was S{ years old. The deceased was horn 1T Sb!tuate, Mars. but had been a resideh of North Coventry practically all of hi . life. He leaves one daughter. Mrs. Eos , ter C. Hall. one granddaughter, Mrs George E. Of Willimantic and Waite hGd Fred Of Kansas.
 : The funeral services for Charles ] Quash were held recently at s2 Norel street. Rev. David R. Ovefton officiat cd. Burial was in the Litrwood ceme terE. Colchester. The Say NJ Shepart estate had charge of the arrangements
 The funeral of Edgar Bass was hel Sunday at the Congregational Churc House in this city. Rev. Harry s. Nc Cready o11eiated. Burial was in th
 Scotland cemetery. The bearers wer
 Ralph Bass, Mark B. Bass, Egbert ;,
 Bass and F. H. Cook. The arrange
 ments were in charge of the Jay N
 Shepard estate. c.
 Several ntnBets Of the WilIimanti
 branch clubs of the Leonard TaiIorin
 Company, Inc, and the Golden Ttaloi
 Ing Company of New Haven stated o
 Monday that they are to take legal pro
 eeedings against those companies to rt
 fund amounts that the members paid i :. with the expectation of securing eithe
 suits or overcoats on weekly payment
 with chance of winning out on WeeEI
 drawings.
 Work was started Monday by tt
 Max Pollock Thread Company at Or;
 ton for the dye shop at that plac
 About two years ago the firm remove