The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-13
TERRYVILEE
JUNIOR PROM WILL
 BE HELD FRIDAY
Town Hall to Be Scene of Festivities-Eagles Re-
 hearSe For Degree

The junior class Ot the TerryVllIc high school will hold a Junior Prom in the Town Hall on Friday night of this week. This is somewhat of an experiment by the junior class, to see how popular such an event is as this time, for this social event was discontinued several years ago
 because of the poor attendance at the prom. The junior class through its committee, headed by Stuart Mathes are trying to make this fea- ture as tempting as possible to the public so that in future years the Junior Prom will be one of the lead ing social events in the school. All minor details are being worked care fully and all arrangements will be completed on Friday afternoon, in- cluding the decorating which is to be elaborately done with the colors of the junior class. The. Silvermoon orchestra will lend its bit toward popularizing the event for they have
 held two practice sessions in prep laration for the night. All those at- tending are assured fine time. Fife and Drum Corps Meet.
 The Terryyille Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps held a meeting in their rooms in the Town Hall on Monday night of this week. Louis Lake and John Totuals instructors for the local organization were present and they lrehearsed with the boys, showing the finer points of playing. Rehearsals from now on will be held on Mon- day and Thursday evenings.
 Officials Rehearse.
 The officers of the Terryville Fra !ternal Order of Eagles No. '2010 held Ia ritualistic rehearsal last night in their rooms above the Auditorium theater. The local boys are prepar- ing for the ritualistic contest that will be held in Waterbury on June 2O. This event has created great concern in the local aerie, due to the local aerie's officers technique which brought them the state cham pionship in the last year, with a fine record established for the pre- vious years.
 Orange and Black Out Soon
 The Orange and Black the year book of the Terryville high school is expected to be published either on Thursday or Friday of this week. This book contains the yearly re- port of the school activities as well as some of the fine writings of pupils who are somewhat talented in the art of writing. Much time and energy has been expended by the pupils this year in making this publication ono of the best ever to be presented to the public. If you have not ordered one yet, do so now for the sale of these books are limited.
 Dawn Dance Friday.
 Another dawn dance will be spon- 1,vr !, N..tf ir on the Auditorium theater on Friday night of this week. This week he will have a very fine orchestra, the Ten Georgians. It is expected that this orchestra will draw as large crowds as the other dawn dances neld on Friday nights for the past two weeks.
 Repair Gang Still Busy.
 The repair gang of colored men who are at work repairing the main street of this town are making fine progress and are now working on the other side of the, street, riping up all old pavement and replacing it with Ameisite. The former condi- tion of the road was very bad with large holes in the surface every few feet, the repairing helps greatly but the cost of doing this year in and year out could build a good concrete road which would not cause trouble for long time.
 Stores Closed This Afternoon
 The stores in this town were closed a gain this afternoon in compliance with the rules set by the, Terryvilie Chamber of Commerce at a recent meeting. Many storekeepers take of this short vacation to take in an afternoon of fine fishing in the old Marsh lake. where many reports of fine catches originate.