The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-15
FAYETTEVILLE
BETTER APPROACH
 TO CAMP ASKED
Upper Boyden Street Needs Attention, Board of
 Works Told

Mrs William T. Leggett and a delegation from the Waterbury council of Giri Scouts appeared be- fore last nights meeting of the board of commissioners of public '. orlSs to ask that portions of that section of upper Boyden street be- tween Cooke street and Camp Birch mere, the summer camp of the council, be, widened sufficiently to permit vehicles to pass in safety. At tention was drawn particularly to the conditions on the curve just akove the residence of Alfred Em- mons: Ihe point opposite the en- trance to the Mccormack residence; pnd another point at the entrance to the camp site. The matter was re- ferred to the street committee which was instructed to investigate the rnatter us soor as possible.
 The council hopes to open the camp for it's regular season on June men from the unemployed group have been at work at the camp for the past lew days, cutting away the underbrush and doing whatever additional work is required to clear I'D the place. s 3.S
 Although the camp will not be in full operation for two months, it is expected that various Waterbury troops will make full use of it's facilities on practically every week. end from now on.
 for WateEt0Wn Meeting An unusually important meeting ef Court WeIch, Foresters of Amer lca, is scheduled for tomorrow even- ling and all members have been urged to make every effort to att tend. The meeting will take place in the Forssters' hall in Goodwill hall building and will be in session at o'clock. Plans will be perfected for the participation of as large a num- Der as possible of members from the Waterville lodge in the huge testi- r1onial meeting to be held in Wat ertOwn by Court Merritt Heminway of that town on next Sunday. The affair has been arranged in honor of Grand Chief Ranger McGowan, who IS a member of the Watertown court, and will be comparable to a similar event held by Court Welch 0t Waterville, a few years ago, when William F. sDunlavey. member of the local court, headed the grand court of Connecticut.
 A feature of Sundays program will be the Initiation of a large class or CanQldaleS,! the Qegree Wofk 70 be exemplified by the Court Welch de- gree team. A full dress rehearsal O. the degree work will be held fol- lowing the regular meeting to-mor- row night. In view of the fact that the entire stafk of Grand Court of ficers will be in attendance on Sum- cay, the members, of the Court Welch team are particularly anxious that their work will be as finishes and impressive as possible, os that they may fee. that the standard is still maintained which has won for the team the reputation of being the finest and best-drilied degree. unit in the state, if not in New England.
 Lawton- -MacLelland
 A wedding of interest to many syaterville people took place at. 9 o'clock this morning at the Advent Christian church of Waterbury when Miss Verna Lucia MacLelland, daughter of MT and Mrs William T. MacLelland, If Perkins avenue be- came the wife of Richard Everett Lawton, son of Mir and Mrs H. O.. l4awton of Bucks Hill. Rev Thomas Geltman, pastor of the church. per- formed the ceremony.
 The daughter born to Mir and Mrs William F. Hook of 595 Columbia boulevard extension on April 7th, las been named Leona Dorothy.