The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-26
TREWREN FUNERAL FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Former Local Resident Dies in Waterbury Burial
 in Evergreen Cemetery

Watertown, July 26 = Funeral services for James Edmond Trewren of 70 Central avenue, Waterbury, former well-known Watertown res- ident, who died Tuesday night al the home of his sister, Mrs. Albin |. Anderson, 72 Manor avenue, Wa terbury, will Ss held from the AL oerson Funeral Home, 70 Central avenue, Waterbury, Friday after noon at 3 o'clock. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery, Watertown Rev. Thomas S. Cline, D. D., rector of Christ Episcopal church of which church MT. Trewren was a member will officiate.
 Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon from to o'clock and this evening from 2 to g o'clock.
 MT. Trewren, who was born in Pennsylvania, the son of George and Mary (Edmonds) Trewren lived for many years in Watertown residing with his family in the Tre- wren home on lower Main street In 1899 he moved to Waterbury and was employed for 35 years in the accounting department of the American Brass Company. He was a member of the Townsend Lodge, Odd Fellows.
 Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Albin Anderson, Waterbury; Mrs. Mary Weaver, Tamaqua, Pa; and Mrs. Edith Caterson of Yonk- CTS. N. r., all former local residents; also several nieces and nephews, in- cluding Mrs. Edwin Barton of Main street, Watertown.
 Feature Day At Fairgrounds
 Children of the Civic Union play ground enjoyed peanut hunt as the surprise special event of We'd nesday, feature day at the play grounds. The hunt was held in the upper field, with 85 children parti- cipating. The winners were: Nor man Lamy, first, with score of 77 peanuts; Marcel Blanchette, second, with 6S peanuts; Doris Lemieux, third, with 48 peanuts and Donald Daveluy and Ellen Depew, tied for fourth place, with 46 peanuts each.
 Races were also held under the direction of Miss Gloria Cleveland, and winners of the contests were: three-legged race, (children 2 to 12 years old), Patty Hotchkiss and FL len Depew, first; Marcel Blanchette and Raymond Deziel, second: Re- nee Lafreniere and Ralph Tignor, third; (children to years old) George Warren and Louis Grenier, first place; jumping race (children I, and 6 years old), Raymond Lamy, Jimmy Dunn and Charles O'Neil.
 Mrs. Dudley Atwood, director. an- nounces that the children will have q held day at the playgrounds. Fri day afternoon.
 LeMay- -Boisvert
 The marriage of Miss Lillian BoiSvert, daughter of Mrs. Lily Boisvert of Echo Lake road to Sgt Gerald Le May. formerly of West bury Park road, son of Lucien Le May of Lowell, Mass, has been an- nounced. The wedding took place st the chapel of the Lake Placid Club, Lake Placid, N. Y, on Thurs day. July 19 with Chaplain Bernard !. Carlin officiating.
 Following the ceremony a recep- ton was held in the club dining room.
 Sgt. LeMay is being processed at the Army Ground and Service Forces Redistribution Station, af- ter having served 19 months in the European theater of operations. He participated in the Italian cam paiens, and holds the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star Medal.
 Mrs. LeMay is residing temper arily at Lake Placid.
 Sugar for Canning
 Applications for the remainder of the sugar for canning allotment must be made to the rationing board office by mail.
 When requesting the sugar for canning the housewife is urged to return the slip of paper to which the sugar coupons were attached This slip of white paper is the up- per part of the original applica- tion which bears the name and ad- dress of the applicant.
 On Leave
 Walter McGowan, s PC, U. s. N R. hac completed his recruit train- ing at the Sampson Naval Training Center and has arrived to spend a leave with his parents, MT. and Mrs Walter McGowan of Cherry avenue Upon the completion of his leave he Will return to Sampson for further assignment.
 Seaman McGowan was vice presi- dent of this years graduating class at the Watertown high school. He left to begin his recruit training some weeks before graduation and Was awarded his diploma fin ab- Mmkia'' at the commencement ex- GFcises.
 Home from Camp
 Bernard Marcoux, Jr., son of MT and Mrs. Bernard Marcoux of Gen. ter street, who has been spending the past two weeks at Camp Ma taucha, Smiths Pond. has returned to his home.
 Cpl. Marti Home
 Cpl. William Marti, A. U. S., who is stationed at Camp Gordon. Ga, arrived Wednesday evering to spend 6 l5-day furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Marti of Litchfield road.