The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-29
Founders Day
 Interests Vets
Y Men to Gather on Oct 1 1
 Lowell Speaker

Considerable interest is manifest ed in the Founders day celebration at the Y. M. c. A. on October 11th. Many of the "old timers" including some of the most prominent men in Waterbury have already indicat- ed their intention of attending the dinner.
 Rev Moses R. Lowell will be the main speaker of the evening. James E. Moran will be the toastmaster and the program of entertainment will be in the hands of the Y. M. c. A. Inter-Club Council, so a good | time is assured.
 The list of the old timers group ed by years of continuous member ship follows:
 over 50 years-George Condit. 45 to 50 years-John H. Goss, Seeley, Fletcher w. Judson, Ed mond J. Daly, Henry w. Adams, Jr Edward o. Goss,
 40 to 45 years-Samuel P. Will Hams. William H. Sandland, Hol- lis D. Segur, George A. King, Will liam B. Hotchkiss, Frederick M. French, Chauncey P.' Goss, John P. Elton, Franklin $. Daniels, John A. Coe, George $. Bissett, Russell C.. Blakesley, Charles A. Templeton, George E. Tracy. John M. Burrall, Charles F. Probst, J. LeRoy Mintie Dr Edward W. Goodenough, George H. Crane, Frederick s. Chase. Will liam E. Treat, John H. Curtis, Charles P. Kellogg, Lewis S. Reed.
 35 to 40 years-William J. Lati- mer, Major w. Judge, George A. Goss, Homer G. Filley, Almon E. Dayton, l.. Barrett Campbell, Ro- bert s. Walker, Charles M. Warner Charles H. Chapman, Martin L. Martus, William J. Larkin, w. Shir ley Fulton, William $. Curtis, Fred erick c. Bauby, William E. Beech CT, Levi Wilcox. Theodore Lilley, Robert L. Coe, Harry c. Post.
 30 to 35 years-Charles D. Nye, Wilfred B. Schlegel, Victor M. Shaw. Rev John N. Lewis, Clifford H. Maliette. Dr Charles L. Larkin, Frederick w. Hathaway, c. Fred erick Hodges, William M. Gillette. Bullock, Frederick E. Bearsley, Perry, Robert G. Platt, Emerson H. Tompkins. Edward J. Diver, Walter Dallas, Burdon P. H.ie, Charles E. Beardsley. Fred s. Van Volkenburg, Stanley H. Crater. Harrison H. Camp. Herbert $. Smith, Whitman W. Bowers. Ro- bert w. Lowell, Rev w. Moreton owen, William B. Price.
 25 to 30 years-Abram Henge- veld, Edson w. Hitchcock, Dr Frank J. Erbe. stephen E. Crane, Alexander Dallas, Ulysses G. Church, Randolph Gloves, Rev Pasquale Codella, Herbert w. Coe, Albert N. Colgrove. G. Loring Bur well, Orton P. Camp, Glenn II. Wayne, Joseph J. Will helm, Arthur J. Wilsdon, Theodore F. Nuhn, Richardson Bronson, John B. Barrett, Elmer c. Powers, Howard L. Holcomb. Arthur l. Cook, Julius E. Smith, John $. Neagle. Lawrence L. Lewis Ellis F. Phelan, John A. Gilliland, Samuel k. Kelsey, Ernest A. Ander- son. Richard D. Ely, John A. Coe, Jr, Joseph H. Kleinman, Edward c. Bobbin. Louis Leberman. Harry Leopold, Arthur J. Lunny.
 20 to 25 years--Dr John H. Eos ter. Paul A. Diederich. c. Rockwell L. Thompson. Alexander J. Thom-
 
 Woodward, Dr Goodrich T. Smith, Carl D. Olson, Edwin H. Jones. Frank P. McEvoy. John r. Me- Grath. Raymond o. Mills, F.. Ray Munger, Joseph F. Nelly. David B. Meth. James II. Lahey. Ferdinand Bachmann, Dr Walter l.. Barber. Ariste l.. Beurdcley. Allen II. Boardman, Hugh A. Pendlebury, John E. Peterson. Aaron q. Platt. Roy E. Rice. Joseph sugenheimer. Francis ?. Guiifoile. John B. Guthrie. Alfred l.. Hart, Maurice T. Heaiey, Jr. Leon II. French, Ar- thur r. Eils. Daniel T. Farrington, Edward J. Fitzgerald. Robert J. Eggieton. Robert W. Clark. sidney E. Bronson, E. Burton Beers. Rich. ard Preusser, Harrie 4. smith, Her. man |. WeIsmnn. Bruno il. e. niefe, Joseph fl Mclean. Clark H, ". Newton, Theodore l, Driggs. iiumbort E. MangIni. carroi \. Knibbs, Louis 4. kehneer. Rev ABs th0H f. uesner. Dr Harry A., Dos eheiii. William E. MeisFide.
 is to go years--Ardep E, tirowD Wilbur fl, Alien, Alfred v, Andrews William P, Arnold, ueeFEe 4, iiais Onlan, Lester iiaardAley, Walter A.. ~ aafllll sa fs.....sa !. .