The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-03
PLYMOUTH
Russian Choir To
 Broadcast Tomorrow
Will Be Heard From WICCFire Department Starts New
 Year With Hot Blaze in Chicken Coop

ange and Black quintet under the coaching of Coach Ayrc has shown much promise to date having won | three and lost one game. South | ington high is also represented by d fast five and should give the To- cal quintet q hard fight. A large number of rooters are planning to attend the game and root for the local outfit.
 To Play With Chase Team. Miss Anna Lonergan of West Main street will appear with the Chase Girls basketball team when they open their season next week in Wa terbury. The Chase Girls have been represented by one of the fastest girl teams in Waterbury for q number of years and this years team prom ises to be just as fast as those of past years Miss Lonergan, a for mer member of the Terryville high school girls team where she played for three years on the varsity five before graduating will play q for ward position on the Waterbury team.
 Meeting Monday Evening. The monthly meeting of the Ter ryville fire department will be held in the fire house on Monday even ing of next week.
 Roads Being Sandcd. A force of men under the direc- ton of Selectman William Eusticc have been engaged in sanding the 1 hills on the streets in the central sections of Terryville and Plymouth which have been made slippery by the snow storms. Sand is also be- ing placed on the curves on the vari- GUS roads. The tractor was also used yesterday in pushing the snow back along the highways and mak- ing the roads wider
 Class Have Reunion. The boy members of the class of 1922 of the Terryville high school held get together party at the ] home of Mr and Mrs Harold Cleve- land on Haase avenue, Terryville, Tuesday evening at which time the group talked over school days while | in Terryville high and also recalled | many amusing events which have occurred since their graduation from the school.
 Refreshments wecr served during the evening by Mrs Cleveland who | also happened to be q member of the same class, who before her mar riage was Miss Victoriane Bissell. Those attending were Raymond Ryan. Harold Conway. and Lewis | Mattoon of this place; Carleton Aus tin, Ellsworth Cleaveland, Harold Cleaveland, Gordon Turner, Percy Raymond of Terryville; Charles Yager of Bristol and Gerhardt Rast | of Gorton.
 The young men prepared q letter of greeting to F. E. Butler, super I visor of school in GrOton who was | principal of the TerryVille high | which is to be delivered to MT
 Butler by Mir Rast. who is now a principal of one of the schools in Groton under MT Butler. Meet With Mrs Hill.
 Mrs A. J. Hill will entertain the
 next meeting of the Plymouth Mon
 day club at her home on Maple
 street, Monday evening. January
 12th. The subject will be Mod ern Poetry and Mrs Frest Buell. of
 East Main strete will be the group
 leader. The assistant hostesses will
 be Mrs Henry SchineZel and Miss Cecelia Foerch.
 First Card Party.
 The first neighborhood card par ty to be sponsored by the Plymouth Agricultural society will be held at the home of MT and Mrs Herbert W. Cleveland on Park street on next Wednesday evening at which | time the members of the fair assO- citation and their invited friends will play either setback of forty-five. | Club to Meet.
 The All Layever Poultry club will
 hold it's monthly meeting, Monday