The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-05
TERRYYILLE l Rod And Gun Club
 Builds New Home
Plan New Years Eve Party There-Plym0uth Agri-
 cultural Society to Hold Annual Meeting

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 Members of the Indian Heaven Rod and Gun club have completed the construction of their new club house on their land in the Allen town section. The new club house Is 40 by 20 feet and Is one of the most attractive club houses in this section of the state. A large fire place and electric lights are among the features. The old club house which was formerly the abandoned Allentown school house will be used as a kitchen for the new building.
 Plans for the big. New Years by the club in their new rooms are being completed.
 Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Ply mouth Agricultural society. spon- sors of the Terryville fair will be held in the exhibition building on the fair grounds on next Monday evening with all members being urged to be present.
 Fire Department to Meet
 The monthly meeting of the Terryville fire department will be Hclu thCh 1OOhh6 All eAO AA V house on Monday evening with sev- eral important matters to be brought up for discussion.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Terry vile e-Thomaston- Bristol Pigeon club will be held at the home of Edward Kilner in Reynolds Bridge, Mon- day evening, December 18th. John Ellis, president of the club will preside at the meeting. Card Party
 The third in the series of card parties being held by the Children of Mary will be held Saturday night the 12th at the home of Mrs John T. Hanley of Prospect street l Ninety people were in attend ance at the second of the series which was held at the home of MT and Mrs Hugh Reynolds, last Mon- day evening. The public are in- vited to attend those parties with the proceeds being used for char ity work. .-,., .tL
 Football Games, Sunday Bertinagle, Hookus, Fill and Harbert, local boys will appear in the lineup of the Thomaston Ponies football team, Sunday on the Plume and Atwood field when the final game of the season will be played with the strong Nauga- tuck team as opponents. Nauga- tuck holds the distinction of being the only team in the state to hold a victory over the Little Horses' and the return game on Sunday afternoon is expected to attract q record crowd.
 The Ponies inr spite of the sci back at the hands of Naugatuck early in the season have annexed the state semi-pro championship. In Hospital :" l Otto Harbert, son of Mir and Mrs ! Michael Harbert of West Main street has entered the United States Veteran hospital in Newington foi ] treatment. %
 William Murnane of Main street who has been confined to the hos pital for several weeks is showing much improvement in health.
 Card Party Tonight The fourth in the series of card parties being sponsored by the SO cial committee of the Plymouth Agricultural society will be held this evening in the home of MI and Mrs s. c. Hills on South Main street, Torrinston with large number of local people planning te be in attendance. The proceeds will be added to the fair fund.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual memorial exercisei of Bristol Lodge of Elks will bs held in the Ellks' hall on Sunday evening, at 6 o'clock.
 The Elks' ritual will be exempli. fled by the officers of the lodge and lthe exercises will be open to ths public. The committee in charge has secured Joseph ". Dutton mayor-eIect of Bristol a member of the lodge as the orator for ths occasion and the soIoists of ths evsning win be Arthur T. Wasley director of the Community chorus
 Engagement Announced
 The engaggement of Frank |. lMathes, jr, son of Mir and Mfr Frank T.. Mathes of Prospect stree and Miss Kathryn NJ: Dow. daukh Iter of Mir and Mrs Charles ". Dow of Eastview street, West Hartfors has been announced by Miss Dow parents.
 Mir Mathes Is a graduate Of th' New York Military ackooi and ais' attended Trinity college.
 .Ann0unces NnEaecu.ent
 The engagement Of Mss uef 'trude Norton. daughter of MT an'