The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-24
TERRYvILLE

The annual meeting of the Terry vile chamber of commerce was held in town hall with large attendance. George Gibbs was elected president with others officers as follows: Vice. president, Michael Duke; secretary, Joseph Woods; treasurer, Joseph ko- yalski. It was voted to hold the an- nual clambake and outing on July 8, at Doc Bulls grounds in Ply mouth. It was also voted to have signs erected at the entrance to the town on each of the highways, telling strangers that they were entering the town of Plymouth. There are four state highways entering the town and it Is planned to place one sign on each of the highways.
 Ficrczynski- WOjcwOda A very pretty wedding took place yesterday morning at St Stanislaus church Bristol, when Miss May Wo- jewoda, daughter of Mrs Felix Maty- jafik of Tulip street, Bristol was mar ried to Chester Fiercznski son of Mrs Mary Fierscnski of this place. A nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev George Bartliewski, pastor. The bride had as her maid of honor, Miss Jean Wojewoda and the bridesmaids were Miss Hedwig lara og Brook lyn, N, Y. and Miss Mary Fierscyn- ski, a niece of the groom. The best man was Edward Sopczynski and the ushers were Stephen Stevens and Adam Wojewoda.
 The bride wore a gown of whlte satin, princess model, trimmed with lace. Her veil of tulle fell from a cap and was caught with lilies of the valley. Her maid of honor and bridesmaids were gowned in plnk satin with picture hats to match. They carried bouquets of pink roses
 After the church service we'd ding breakfast was served at the home of the brides mother.
 Out of town guests were present from Chicago, New York city. Prov- idence, New Haven, Washington, D. c. The couple left on an unannoun- ced wedding trip and upon their re- turns will reside in Hartford.
 Town Free From Billbiards
 The town of Plymouth has the dis tinction of being one of the few towns in the state to be practically ire from billboards. Although there are several miles of state highway within the town, there are not any large billboards in the town and but one small one between Terryville and Plymouth which is advertising a ho- tel in a neighboring town. There are a number of large billboards at the foot of Shovel Shop hill on the Ter ryville- Bristol road, but they are To- cated in the city of Bristol.
 Factory Offlcials Here
 Henry Plumb. president and E. E. Plumb, vice-president of the Eagle Lock Co.,. and residing in New York were visitors in town yesterday.
 Drum Corps To Meet
 A meeting of the American Legion Drom and Fife corps will be held in their rooms, tomorrow evening at which time several important mat ters are to be discussed. A rehear- sal will follow the meeting.
 Much Activity i'm Town
 Albert Krause is having house erected on his land on the Plymouth road. The frame work has been erect ed and Is nearly ready to have the roof pua on. James Duff has com pleted the cellar for the new house which he is to erect on his property on the Plymouth road.
 A large force of men in the employ of the Eagle Lock company are painting the fence around the fac tory property on South Main street and another force is engaged in painting the shipping and packing department building.
 A force of men in the employ of the town are engaged in painting the iron fence recently erected by the town on North Main street at the west end of Baldwin park.
 Rev Peter Kaczmarski Is having considerable repair work done to the St Cassimir church.
 Rev Joseph A. Degnan is having the parsonage on Main street, paint ed and needed repairs are being made to the building.