The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-07
PLYMOUTH
Four Youths Taken
 For House Theft
Charged With Entering Summer HOmes-$lOO Con-
 tribution Is Made to Legion Coal Fund

found at shanleys roadside stand on the Torrington road which deals in antiques. It was learned at this place where the antiques were rec ognized was secured and brought about the arrest of the four men.
 John Ciechoski conducted a small roadside stand on the Terryville road while Donovan has conducted a garage on East Main street this place for several months past. Donates sfO0.
 A donation of $10O was made at the monthly meeting of the Terry vile fire department which was held last evening in the firehouse ican Legion coal fund. The Legion has secured their car load of coal which was recently purchased and is now being divided among the needy families. the trucks being donated by Selectman Eustice in delivering the fuel.
 Card Party This Evening.
 A neighborhood card party will be held at the home of Mir and Mrs Herbert Cleveland on Park street this evening, this being the first of series of such card parties to be held, the proceeds to be turned over to the Plymouth Agricultural so- ciety, sponsors of the, Terryville Fair.
 Meetings, Thursday Evening.
 Only routine business will be transacted at the meeting of the Plymouth Agricultural society which will be held in the exhibition building on the Terryville fair grounds. Thursday night at o. clock.
 A meeting of the social commit tee will preced the fair meeting with all members of this commit tee will precede the fair meeting tendance as several matters of i'm portance are to be discussed. Grange to Meet. Plymouth Grange will hold the regular meeting this evening in the Grange hall with New Years program to be presented. All members are requested to be pres ent.
 Sunday School Elections. Miss Edith Sutliffe was re-elect- ed superintendent of the Plymouth Congregational church Sunday school at the annual meeting held | recently.
 The other officers elected were: | Assistant superintendent and choris- ter, George Langdon: assistant chor- ister. Lewis Mattoon; secretary, Miss Almeda Taylor; treasurer, Mrs R. E. Beardsley; pianist, Miss Harmony
 Buell.; superintendent of missionary | work, Mrs Fred Buell.; superinten- dent of temperance work, Mrs Frank Wheeler; superintendent of home department, Mrs Fred Buell. The nominations were made by the following nominating commit tee. Mrs Fred Buell.. Rev Thomas Carlson and Lewis Mattoon. To Discuss "BOlshevik". The question of "Bolshevism" in America will be discussed at the | regular monthly meeting of the Ci- vic club which will be held in the town hall on the last Monday even ing of this month. A number of this organization during the past
 week and a great deal of interest ] is being manifested in it. School Board to Meet. The monthly meeting of the Ply mouth school committee will be held in the office of Superintendent of | Schools. H. s. Fisher in the town
 hall on Monday evening of next l week.
 Starts Nursing Course. Miss Margaret Wheeler entered take a training course for nurses. Rchcarse for Cantata. Two rehearsals are scheduled to
 be held this week by the choir of
 St Peters Episcopal church which are preparing a special cantata to
 be presented.