The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-29

ana JOSeph D.. %VAVs 0UA " 1~A in New Britain, last Thursday with the ceremony being performed by Rev John F. O'Donnell of Bristol. The bride was born in Bristol, the daughter of MT and Mrs P. J. Cur ran.
 Game Postponed
 The baseball game scheduled to be played, Saturday afternoon be- tween the American Legion Junior baseball team of this place and Watertown was postponed until next Saturday. The local outfit Watertown but have held several stiff workouts in preparation for the coming game and feel confi- dent that they will be able to take the measure of the silktown outfit when they meet in the second game of the series.
 Officers Elected
 Officers elected at the annual meeting of the Terryville Boys Club which was held at their clubhouse in East Plymouth were as follows: President, Kenneth Pond; vice-pres- ident, Norman Mathes; secretary, John Kostyk; treasurer, Cyrus Gay lord: outside guard, Edward Czap. licki; board of trustees, Vincent Malley, Kenneth Pond and Norman Pastor Bitten by Dog Rev Paul Schultze, pastor of the Holy Trinity German Lutheran church on Maple street is suffering from a bite on his hand, inflicted by large police dog which ne owned. Dog Warden C.. A: Gold beck was called and killed the dog, sending the head to Hartford to De examined for rabies.
 Food Sale We'll Attended The food sale held by the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary in A. II. Ls- ter's store, Saturday afternoon was largely attended and it is expected | that a neat sum of money was real ized from the sale.
 Planning to Attend Play A number of local people are plan ming to attend the opening of the snmmer season of the Manhattan Repertory Theater Company which wifi be held in Bristol this evening when Somerset Maughams comedy. sThe Circle win be presented at the Community theater.-
 Attend Parade The American Legion Drum ana
 
 in fhe parade and field day which was held in Wallingford, Saturday. by the Yalesville Drum and Fire Cbrps. in which corps from all sec- tions of the state participated.
 Post Office Hours
 Announcement was made Satur- dav by Postmaster c. B. Emery that beginning Saturday. July lltn' the windows in the Terryviile post office will be. closed at 5 p; m: TOT the day. The lobby VIII pc hsp. This applies to Saturday only and ia in order to make the A hour a week for postal employees provided hv act of Congress which becomes operative July first.
 Golf News
 | Toe Harding's IT was the pest gross score put up at the PequaDuck Golf Club, Saturday. Paul Wlison won low net with 82-16-66. M Ben Spielman was S1-10-71; C.: l.. Sto- well ss-s-74; and Tom Conhns ioO- 24-76. .. on sross over the Chippanee Country Clun course and with his handicap or nosted a 69 net that was low for the awaepstakes prize, Saturday. other scores: Giles Roche, 99-2S-71; ". P. wright, 92-21-71; K. B. Beck w;th e6-1S-72; w. c. Riley, S5-13- F: A. P. Funk, 92-20-72.
 Dance Ut Chippance l About fifty couples were present at the informal dance held at the chinnanee Country Club, Friday evening by the Nurses of the Bristol hospital. Murphy's orchestra furn- ished music for dancing. The mem bers of the committee in charge were Miss Anna George, R. N, MISS Natalie Clifton. R. N.; and Miss Ada Kelly, R. N. e
 Work Expected to Start Soon | While no official announcement has been made as yet. 1t IS expecteo that the construction or tne os ssase aid highway over North Main street will be started early in July. The voters of the Town of Plymouth recently voted to construct the state highway, taking advantage of the state aid highway appropriation ana to expend 1t on North Main street. The work will be a little less than
 mile in length and will include ce- ment bridge over the Poland BrooK, It has been amounted that the row of elms on North Main street VII not be damaged by the construction 2
 work, 1t being planned to leave tne trees in their present condition. Il is expected that the work will give many of the local unemployed some work during the summer months. Practice This Evening The members of the Terryvillt l fire department will hold a fire drii and practice this evening at Poiahe : Brook.
 George Barker of North Mali street left yesterday morning toi weeks vacation at Providence MT and Mrs John McEnanay and family of Hillside Park are enjoyins : a weeks motor trip through ths New England states.
 ' Miss Catherine Flaherty has re- , turned to her home In Waterpur, after being the guest of Miss Lucy , Burger of East Plymouth. Frank Sanford. Jr, and Edwarc
 Tessman have accepted positions IT
 Jamesburg. N. J. Work of erecting the frameworl |. James Duff on the Plymoutn ro"o
 has been started.
 , Miss Mary Cunningham. daughter l of MT and Mrs William Cunningham had her tonsils removed at the Bris , toi hospital, Saturday. . The Misses Gertrude Conoposki . and Moilie and Mary Schultz ar' spending few days vacation at Pln' Point, Mantle. ,. MT and Mrs James Callahan, MS Maud Matz and Philip zigman ar ! Zigman cottage at Twin Lakes. 7 MT and Mrs Charles A. scovill
 are spending . few days with friend . in Litchfield.
 Miss Beatrice Zeiner Is makinl good recovery from an operation r the Hartford hospital.
 ' Word was received here Satur day of the serious illness Of Josepl Piascik, son of MT and Mrs Jonl l,l