The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-30

edict street was rendered a miscel- laneous shower at the home of Mrs Bessie Poole on Park street, Bristol, Wednesday evening in hon. or of her approaching marriage to Charles Huffman of Bristol which will take place next week.
 The house was prettily decorated in orange and black with various forms of games being enjoyed. Miss Szymanski was the recipient of many pretty presents. Those present included: Mrs Irving Will son, Mrs Charles Huffman, Mrs I. Winters, Miss Beatrice McQuchin, Miss Eloise Huffman, Miss Dorothy Hyle. Miss Lillian Huffman, Miss Irene Keller, Miss Catherine Han nabry, Miss Gladys Huffman. Miss Mary Casey, Miss Bertha Klepps, Miss Jean Burke, Mrs A. Muraw- ski, Miss Dorothy Wunch, Mrs I. Daley, Mrs Yorke, Mrs Edith Channel, Mrs Esther Miskis, Miss Sophie Kantorski, Miss Rena Szymanski, Miss Martha Fried muth, Miss Mabel Schanil, Mrs l Bessie Poole and Miss Zemobia Szymanski.
 Terrence Sheppard Terrence Sheppard, one of the best known residents of Terryville, died at his home at 22 South Main street, at 6:30 o'clock We'd nesday night following an illness of five weeks. MT Sheppard was born in Ireland. 66 years ago com ing to Terryville in 1897 and be- ing employed by the Eagle Lock company for the greater part of that time.
 | MT Sheppard is survived by his wife, Mrs Katherine Sheppard, one brother, Martin Sheppard of Wa terbury, four sisters, Mrs Jere- miah Coffey of Danbury; Mrs Mary Murphy of New Rochelle, N. r., Mrs Bartholomew of New York city and Mrs Maher of East Hamp- ton, this state.
 The funeral will be held at S:30 .Saturday morning from his home and at o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception where solemn high mass will be cele- brated by the pastor, Rev Joseph Degnan. Burial will be in St Johns cemetery.
 Bridge and Social.
 The Terryville Lafalot club will hold their regular meeting in the Terryville Fishing club house on the shores of the Middle pond this evening at which time a bridge land social wilr be enjoyed. All members are requested to be pres- ent.
 Pequots to Meet North Ends
 The Pequot football team of this place will journey to Bristol on Sunday afternoon to meet the strong North End Jrs, team of that city at the Heffernan field, the ! game to start at 2 o'clock. The local eleven have yet to be scored upon and have won the last two games in which they have played and tieing the first game of the season with no score.
 The Pequots will hold a strenu- ous practice at the Pequabuck school grounds this evening at 6:15 o'clock with all the players being requested to be present at the practice. The practice scheduled for last night was postponed due to the rain. Coach Callahan, former backfield star of the Thomaston Ponies and Bristol West Ends win put his team through long work out in prepartion for the game.
 In College Band. | Donald c. Plumb of 140 Main street and Percival F. Bull of Wood Court are members of the student band at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Bull plays the tenor saxophone and Plumb plays the cymbals.
 Card Tournament This Evening. l | tx1 utf txa AA rI tournament in this vilalge will be games being played in the Knights of Columbus rooms in the Lyceum. The teams participating in the tournament are the Bremen, Eagles, Knights of Columbus and the Outlaws. Following the card playing refreshments will be served.
 Postmaster Clarence Emery of this town was one of the six Litch- field county postmasters to at- tend the meetin gand dinner of the Western Massachusetts Postmas- ters' association held Wednesday evening in Great Harrington, Mass.
 The Terryville- e-Thomaston- Bristol Pigeon club will hold their regu- lar meeting, Monday evening at the home of John Blum on West Main street.
 The Weekly Whist club met with Mrs John Blum at her home on West Main street, yesterday fter- noon with the following being the prize winners: First, Mrs Florence Card; second. Mrs Cornelius Car rigan and consolation, Mrs Frank Armbruster. Next weeks party will be held with Mrs James Meyer.