The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-15
TERRYvILLE
Registrars in
 Session To-day
Second and Last Meeting
 of the Season


 of the Season
 The registrars of electors in both the tirst and second voting districts of the town of Plymouth are in session this afternoon until 9 o'clock standard time this evening to change names from one caucus list to another and to place names on the caucus list of those to be made. This will be the second and last meeting. The registrars of the sec- ond district, Matthew Hayes and James Moylan will be in session in the town clerks office, while in the first district, James Kelley and John J. Ryan will be in session | at the town building.
 Two Cases of Scarlet Fever Health officer Dr E. J. Lawton has reported two cases of scarlet fever in the town, the two children of John Rosbrosky on North Main street being ill with the disease.
 OiIing to Start Monday A force of men under the direc- tion of First Selectman William Eustice is engaged in scraping the street in the village and in getting them prepared for oiling. The work will be started Monday morning.. The town Plymuth is to supply the sand necessary to cover the oil.
 Another Cambake
 George (Doc) Bull who has pre- pared a number of clambakes at his grove on Harwinton avenue, Ply mouth this summer will prepare an- other one for the men employed in the machine department of Sessions Clock company, Forestville, on Saturday afternoon.
 Tics Record at Pcquabuck
 c. l.. Chick" Stowell tied the course record at the Pequabuck golf coure. Wednesday, posting a "A.
 The only other golfer to shoot "A at Pequabuck this year was Euclid J. Bill" Allaire who ac- complished the feat about three weeks ago. Par at Pequabuck IS 70.
 The hole by hole, of Stowell IS as follows:
 Out A AS 3444 3 4-35 In - ...44 5 3 A 4 3 4-38-7O Stowell-3 4 4 4 4 3 4-36-74
 About a week ago the course was changed little so that now all the grass tees are used. This lengthens the course so that Stowell's "A is all the better. In the second round he missed two easy butts on the second and fourth holes
 Chippancc Country Club e
 The ladies of the Chippanee Country club are hostesses to the ladies of the Wethersfeld Country club this afternoon. An IS hole tournament was held this morning while luncheon and bridge was en- joyed during the afterion. Prizes were given for low net low gross, and low putting. Six . tables of bridge were in play, Wednesday aft ernoon at the bi-weekly card party at the club with prizes being award. ed to Mrs Charlotte Ellison and Mrs Frederick Beach, luncheon preceded the bridge.
 Fair Meeting Held A large attendance was present in the exhibition building on the Terryville fair grounds, last evening with President Herbert Cleveland, presiding. Among the matters voted on was to hold the second annual carnival On the grounds, the night previous to the fair with the social committee being in charge. This event last year attracted neariy 2O0O people and 1t is expected that 1t will prove just as popular this year. A special program will pc offered with all concessions being in operation. The various exhibits will not be open to the public until the morning of the fair, however. The carnival will be held on Friday evening, September 25, while the fair will be held on Saturday, Sep tember 26.
 The entertainment committee was instructed to proceed with thelr plans for entertainment for the Gay with several high class acts or big time vaudeville having already been booked from a Boston amuse- mena company. Several special Iea- lures are being planned for the day of the fair in the way of en- tertainment. It was announced tnat inc advertising matter had been re. ceived and would be distributed shortly, It was voted to invite the Litchfield County Council of fairs to meet with the Terryville organiza. ton at it's next meeting which VIII be held in October. It was amour ced that the premium lists have been completed and be ready for distribution some time before La bor day.
 The various superintendents re- ported that the outlook Tor this vear's exhibits were bright and that a large list of vegetables and stock Is assured. The entries on the day of the fair will close at 10 a. m, instead of II o'clock as has been the custom in past years. George Dennison was elected suPerintend- ent of tents for the fair.
 Picnic Saturday
 The first annual picnic and field day of the Terryville fair organi- zation will be held on the fair grounds on Saturday afternoon at which time the members of the fair and their friends are invited to be present and take part in. the various events, A basket lunch will be featured with lemonade to be served by the committee. Va rious forms of athletic events in- cluding quoits, horse shoe pitching. tug of war, baseball game. and races will be enjoyed during the afternoon. All members and friends are invited to be the guests of the fair on that afternoon with