Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-27
WILLIMAN

picture was taken of the assembly and |
musical entertainment was furnished
by the Ideal orchestra. Tho entertain- |
ment consisted Of stories and recitations
by Robert Butler. singing ana dancing
act by the Corbett Sisters, and cabaret
singing by Ginger Gordon. al of Boston.
The entertainers We're repeatedly called
back for encores by a delighted audi
ence.
AS the coffee and cigars were served
Foastmaster Curtis on behalf of the Of
ficials, overseers and assistant overseers
of the local plant presented Mr.. Kinds
a travelling bag and, toilet set. Mr.. I
Kinds responded in his usual kind man
ner.
In brief Toastmaster Curtis said: 1--WE
are gathered here tonight in honor of one
who during his short stay In this city
has endeared himself not only TO the or
ganization Represented here. but to Will
mantle as whole. He has shown what
can be accomplished by big heart, a
generous mind, and personality that
| made friends of everyone with whom
he came in contact. His success is
well merited and in his new position he,
has the best wishes of everyone pres
enet, and his good friends from wester-
| ~, Holyoke, Fall River, Glasgo and New
in those cities: In making this presenta-
| ton we wish Mr.. Kinds success in future
undertakings"
| In response, Mr. Kinds said: LESS
| than two years ago my duties called me.
| from Holyoke to this city and It was
| with regret that I left my friends in
/ that city. I am proud of the confidence
| and cooperation Of my. fellow worlsnen,
| that demonstrates their confidence in me.
| 1t is natural to harbor a progressive
| spirit, and to aspire for higher things,
and this belief alone is one step On the
| ladder achieved. Willimantic Will al
| ways occupy a warm place in my heart.
as leave many friends in this city. Ny
new duties will call me to this city oft
en- in the future and it will be with
1 pleasure that I meet friends here. In
I closing, I wish to thank you for the
| beautiful and useful expression of
| friendship, consider you al friends and
/ YOU can count on me to stand with you
! God bless you all"
Remarks were also made during the
course of the banquet by General T.. e.
Kelley. OF New York. a director OF the
| company, r. X. Clark, agent of the
| Merriclc Mills Of Holyoke, and by WILL
| lam Clark. agent of the William CLARK
| mills of Westerly.
Out Of town guests present we're Cen
eral F. E. Kaley J. H. Crook, F. e.
| Bates Malcolm Curry, r. L. Van Dyke,
G. Ward Randall. Claude Rfsley and
Thomas Cooper of New York, r. K.
Clark Of Holyoke. F. L. Gavitt of Glas-
go, and William Clark of Westerly.
The reception committee consisted of
c. s. Pollard, r. C. whidden, R. c.
Branch, II. c. Higgins, r. W F.. Car
penter, DR.. H. C. Little, David Moxon.
A W. French and W L. Jenkins.
The committee of arrangements was
c. W. Little chairman, W. IL Jenkins,
George w. Hickey and George Tirnmins
The menu was one that will always
be kept by those present and contained
a photograph of Mr. Kinds, who leaves
this city February !. for New York to
assume his duties as general superin-
tendent of Misunderstanding. Mr.. Kinds
viii he succeeded as superintendent of
manufacturing in this city by David
Moxon, and William l.. Jenkins Will be
come assistant superintendent Of man
| ufacturing at Sle local mills. Mr. Kinds
came TO this city IN April. 1920. and has
| steadily5 advanced IN his profession IN
til his appointment to succeed r. IL
Cook Of Fall River as general slperin-
tendent of manufacturing
The indOor carnival of Works Depart.
| ment. No. 1851, opened Thursday night
at the town hall with good attendance
The various novelty booths were wei
patronized and dancing was enjoyed BIZ
the crowd until midnight
Miss Fuson Mott. OF Pleasant valley
was injured Wednesday morning white
/ on her way to work at the Qtiduick-
. WindhaHn Manufacturing Company plant
when the horse that she was driving