The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-16
NAUGATUCK Mrs. Montrose Is
 Elected Prophecies
Ramona Council, D. of P. Holds Annual Meeting
 Beacon Valley Grange to Give Play in Meriden

Jan 5, by Great Deputy Grace Whit ing and staff of Torrington. Follow ing the business meeting, Christ mas tree party was held. Children of the members of the council were present and were presented gifts by Santa inperson.
 Stage Show In Mcridcn
 The three act comedy "Bertie's Cave Woman" which was success fully staged by members of the Beacon Valley grange recently will be given tonight in Meriden by the local cast for the Meriden grange. The members of the cast are Mr and Mrs Earl Megin, Lydia Birds all, Charles Price, IT,, Bernard Richards, Albert Markie and Stan ley Arendholz. The play is directed by Mrs Frederick Twitchell. Asked To Hand In Names The committee in charge of the fox hunt to be held Saturday under the auspices of the local Fish and Game club requests those who plan in taking part to hand in their names at once. It will be an all day hunt. Some of the best fox hounds in this section have been procured for the chase and an in- teresting day is in store for those | participating.
 Vital Statistics
 Twelve births were registered in the borough in the month of No- vember according to the report of Louis Schiller, Jr., registrar of vital statistics. Seven were females and five were males. In the same period nine deaths were recorded;. five fe- males and four males. The causes of death were given as heart dis ease, 2; pneumonia, 2; cerebral hemorrhage, l; diphtheria, 1; other | causes, 3.
 Fifteen marriages were somin- ized during the month, falling off from the figures of November back a few years ago. Tn years gone by | November was close second to in the borough.
 Dramatic Club Party
 The Avron Airport Grille will be the scene of party and dance to be held tomorrow night by the members of the Valley Players The party Is planned for S:30 o'clock. A luncheon will be served
 Putting On Finishing Touch
 Men under the direction of Will liam H. Moody of the unemploy- ment fund are finishing off the work on Division street where four feet were added to each side of the street by shifting the burbing back. Tar pavement is now being laid to correspond with the rest of the street. The addition of eight feet makes a vast improvement Before the widening it was difficult for two cars to pass if cars were parked on both sides of the street now there is plenty of room and autoists will experience no further trouble on this account.
 A. O. H. Christmas Party
 A Christmas party will be held by Naugatuck division A. O. H. in lHibernian hall on next Tuesday, night. There will be an excellent entertainment program featuring pupils of the Martone school o1 dancing. Cards will be played and prizes awarded. Luncheon will be be awarded at this time.
 Funeral of William H. Dove
 The funeral of William H. Dove who died Monday at his home, lea Meadow street was held this after noon at o'clock from the Con- gregationaI parish house. Services were conducted by the Rev Edward R. Hance. Burial was in Grove cemetery.
 Benefit Dance Friday
 The first of a series of dances for the benefit of the unemploy- ment fund to be given by the local YMCA will be held Friday night lin the "Y" gym. Buckmiller's or- chestra will furnish music for the event, the orchestra having dona- ted it's services. The entire proceeds will go to the fund.
 Elect OfIicers Tonight
 Isbeli Women's Relief corps will elect officers at a postponed meet ing to be held tonight in Pythian hall at 7:3O o'ocfock. All members are urged to attend.
 Attended Milford Session
 Several members of Naugatuck lodge of Eiks attended the meeting of Miifor dlodge last night on the occasion of the official visit of Dis trict Deputy Thomas Skelly of Nor wayk. Members of the local delega- tion were members of the district deputy's suite.
 win Get Hearing Saturday
 Alice Arnold. negress of Hart ford. who has been held in the IoesI police station for the state