The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-04
TERRYvMLR DRUM CORPS E
 MAKING PLANS
Field Day to Be Big Event No Ball League
 Here

The Terryville Fife. Drum and
 Bugle corps members are in busy mood these days in preparation for their annual field day, which will be held in this place on Saturday. The event promises to be the bis gest ever held in this town, and much interest Is being paved by the Itownspeople in regard to it. A very large parade will be held in the town on that day, with large number of corps making it up. The
 parade will start promptly at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and will march through the principle streets of the town. A contest will be held on Baldwin park following the par ade, in which the several visiting corps will contest for the several cups, which will be awarded to the team which best qualities for it. Little Possibility of league There is little possibility of a baseball league being formed in this town by the baseball enthusiasts, for at the first meeting which was held in the town hall by the base ball players, forty were present to formulate plans for . league. Lit tie was done that night in regard to the matter, and a proposal was made to meet again last Friday night. At this meeting. there were but twelve players present who de- |sired to build a league, but as this is far too small a number the meet ling was adjourned. By the showing made at the meeting many are con- fident that Terryville cannot boast of a baseball league.
 Sell GreystOne School
 The town school committee met on Monday night of this week in the office of the superintendent of schools, Harry Fisher. The commit tee voted to sell the school owned by the town that is situated in Greystone and which is not used for school purposes. The committee also voted to have two fire escapes built on the Main street school in order to make the school fit for use. In conjunction with the building of the fire escapes, the interior of the school will be entirely renovated so that it will be ready for use in Sep- tember, when the school term opens for another year.
 To Open Repair Shop Leon Machiewicz, the former owner of the shoe repairing shop on lower Main street. which was closed by order of the sheriff be- cause of non-payment of bills, will reopen another shop in the same section sometime this week. The former shoe repairing shop was closed and the entire stock of shoes was sold at auction. as part of the bankrupt proceedings. MT Mach iewicz expects to draw the people who patronized his business before and therefore start business again. Eagles to Install Omcers The Terryville Fraternal Order of Eagles held a meeting in their rooms above the auditorium on Tuesday night of this week. It was announced at the meeting that the annual installation of officers will be held in the rooms on Saturdway night of this week. The event will | be important and all members are requested to be present Refresh ments will be served following the meeting.
 The aerie voted to contribute $10
 to the Terryville Fife, Drum and
 Bugle corps to help them defray
 the expenses of the field day cele-
 bration which will be held in this
 town on Saturday of this week. Fence Built on North Main Street A long iron fence has been built bord dering along Baldwin park to prevent any person from falling down the steep embankment at this section, and also to stop the chill dren from sliding from Woods court down across the road onto the park. The fence 'enhances the beauty of the park and looks very good to those who have considered the dan ger in the land as it was formerly. mn The TeFryville fire department
 held a meeting Monday night in their rooms on North Main street. This was a regular meeting and large number of members were present It was voted at the meet ing to contribute $10 to the Terry vile Fife. Drum and Bugle corps in order to help defray expenses of the coming field day.