The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-22
TERRYvILLE
EAGLES SPONSOR
 FROLIC AND DANCE
Will Be Held July A. Many Boats on State-
 Leased Pond

The Terryville Aerie of Eagles, No 201O will sponsor huge frolic and dance, to be held in the Audito- rum Hall on Friday night. July "A. This event will probably be one of the years greatest social events, for the local aerie will provide enter tainment in the form of vaudeville acts, dancing and card playing. This event is not only localized but is ex- tended throughout the length and breath of the nation and also outside territories, in other words, the Ma tlonal Grand Aerie has prepared a schedule in which ever yaerie in its Jurisdiction will provide some event a. some time before August IF. the day of the national convention. The local aerie has prepared their sched- tile in the form of entertainment to be presented on July "A, using the tickets pri:ited by the national aerie with the chance of winning a DOT ton of $75,00O in cash which is to be presented to the lucky winners X committee was selected last night 10 prepare for this feature and the following members were elected: William Ciason, Lawrence Mendel- sohn, Gunther John, Emil Wolsky Adam Harbert, David Seubert. Stan- ley Kuharski, Michael Fill, Jr, Will liam Bertnagle, Walter Mcclellan and Andrew Nesbith. This commit tee will meet next Monday in the To- cal club rooms to start on the mat ters of preparing the entertainment All committee members are request ed to be present in the rooms at o'clock sharp.
 It was anDouncd at last nights meeting to the effect that at the Eext meeting, which will be held the first Tuesday in May, the election ot officers will be held. All members are requested to be present.
 Many Boats Placed on State Leased Water
 This years seem to have drawr many of the fishermen into awaken. ing to the fact of the good fishing that can De had in the Old Marsh pend in East Church, for a great number of fishermen have pur. chased boats this year, and have placed them on this pond, prepar- atory to fine fishing season on the large stretch of water. Every day one or two boats are brought up to the shore and anchored, waiting to he used when the fishermen can se- cure time to fish.
 To Conduct Sale
 The ladies of St Peter's church will conduct sale for two days in the basement or the church on Wed. nesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings of this week. This is sup. posed to be a thrift sale but food will also be provided for sale, the food of which is mostly home cooked and of very delicious vari. ety.
 Senior Class Prepares for Graduation
 The members of the senior clas. Of the TerryviIle high school arc busy these days in preparing for tho | annual senior play that will be pre- sented in the Auditorium hall or | Friday night of this week, and alst graduation which will be held the second week in June. Most of tht | graduation pictures taken by a Wat erbury photographer and are await | ing the arrival of the finished pic
 ture. The individual pictures thi
 year will be much larger than tha of last years class. although th' price is somewhat higher. It is ex
 pected that every student in thu class will graduate, for their mark
 at present are high enough to jus | tify their graduation. although
 chance is present to fall down oi l the last lap.
 Stores to Close on "wednesday | Afternoons
 The Terryville Chamber of Com
 merce held a meeting in the towl
 hall on Monday night of this week
 This was the regular meeting an.
 most of the business men responded
 Il was voted at the meeting to In
 stall again the system used las
 year by the chamber, that is. tn
 closing of all the stores on Wednes
 day afternoon. to permit the bust
 ness men and employees an after
 noon off for recreation. This syster , will be inaugurated on the frs { Wednesday of May, May (.
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