The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-07

1 A rehearsal Of the TerryV1Ile Minstrel troupe will be held in the legion rooms in town hall in Terry vile on Tuesday evening with all members being requested to be in attendance. All others interested in | joining the troupe are invited to attend the rehearsal. The troupe | which will be composed of about 40 people will be one of the largest to ever present a minstrel show in this section and as it is composed of ! some of the best soloists, dancers | and speciality men, it is expected that one of the best shows to ever be presented will be witnessed when it is presented, under the auspices of the social committee of the Ply mouth Agricultural society.
 Large Crowd at Entertainment A large crowd was in attendance at the entertainment presented in presented for the benefit of St Pe- ters Episcopal church. The enter tainment program was as follows: T Miss Little Miss, which was by the entire chorus; When It's Spring Time in the Rockies", vocal solo by little Ruth Sarasin; You're the One Care For" Earl Wood. A piano duet by Mrs Harry Taylor and Miss Pauline Gates; "I Want a Girl' and Bye, Bye Blues'' by Plymouth Male quertet; solo 'I'm Alone Because I Love You" Donald Gillespie; banjo and guitar medley by Joe and Archie Grano; 1T Hear a Thrush at Eve" solo by William St John; piano solo by Mrs Agnes Boyce; novelty dance, starring George Anderson, George Skilton and Edgar Brown; song, Beside an Open Fireplace by the chorus; vocal trio "Doan You Cry, Ma Honey" by Agnes Boyce, Pauline Weed followed by recitation by Elinor Blakeman; novelty dance by Jane Hurlburt, followed by banjo, guitar and piano trio. Sold Reach ing for the Moon' by William St John; a piano solo by Harold Kind ness; reading by Amy Blakeman, solo, "Only a Rose" by Helen Lump kin; selection by male quartet.
 The Diamond Entertainers fur nished music for dancing which was enjoyed by all.
 ' Card Party This Evening
 The fifth in the series of neigh borhood card parties being held under the direction of the social committee of the Plymouth Agricul- tural society will be held this even ing at the home of Miss Nellie Lass on Burhman street, Terryville with prizes to be awarded in whist and pinochle. Refreshments will be served.
 Local Boy With Army
 Word has been received here from Kennel o. Waldron of 1884 Second avenue. Ashbury Park, N. Y., that he is now located at this address where he expects to spend two years. during which time he will be at- tending the Salvation Army Train ing college in New York city. Ken meth, who lived on Dayton street, has been visiting his brother in Newark.
 Fair Meeting Held
 A large number were in attend ance at the regular monthly meet ing of the Plymouth Agricultural Society held in the exhibition build ing on the Terryville fair grounds, last evening. Several minor matters were brought up for discussion. A report was made by the social conn mittee showing that $30,000 had been realized on the card parties held to date and that plans were in the works for the second annual min 
 Herbert W. Cleveland. president, and Miss Marion Cleveland, secre- tary, were appointed delegates to the state meeting of the Connecti- cut Association of Fairs which will be held at the Hotel Garde in Hart ford on Tuesday, the 17th.
 To Start Rehearsals
 Rehearsals will start soon for the three act play, "All a Mistake" which will be presented by local cast for the benefit of the Plymouth Community Club some time next month. The cast includes, Lester Pratt. Lester Lumpkin, eVrnon nA- derson, Lester Raymond. Bertha Raymond, Dorothy Bennett. Helen Lumpkin and May Munson.
 Present at Meeting
 Donald Gaylord. Litchfield Coun-, ty All Club agent was present at the monthly meeting of the Ply mouth All Layever Poultry Club which was held at the home of Chester Foerch at his home on Har- winton avenue, last evening.
 LMmpl<in Wins Many Prizes
 William Lumpkin of Maple street.