The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-18

TerryvilIe will have to build q dog pound, according to Mir Lewis. gtafe inspector for domestic animals who works under the di- rectiOn of Commissioner Johnson of Hartford. Mir Lewis in carry ing out his work visited Officer C.. A. Goidbeck, local dog warden. at his home in Plymouth, Thursday and after inspecting the quarters now used, stated that he would sanction the present temporary dog pound until October 1st, after which suitable quarters must be built. 2
 A dog pound must be built with fed and arrangements for heating in winter months. The inspector will take the matter up with the Selectmen in few days.
 Auxiliary Meets.
 The Auxiliary of Plymouth Post, American Legion at a meeting held in the legion rooms in the Town Hall, elected Mrs Jay White and Mrs Edwin Barnes as delegates to the state convention in Waterbury which will be held in August. The alternates are Mrs John Gibbs and Miss Helen Zinkewicz.
 The Auxiliary will participate in the parade which will be held in connection with the state ccnveri- ton.
 Outings Held.
 There was large attendance present at the annual picnic held by the parishioners of St Casimir's parish on the Chestnut street grounds, yesterday. Various forms of entertainment including dancing and boxing bouts were enjoyed during the day.
 The Terryville Young Peoples Russian, association motored to Myrtle Beach, yesterday where they held their annual outing. The members left here at 9 o'clock yesterday morning and returned late in the evening.
 Rev Evans In ThomastOn.
 Rev Spencer E. Evans, exchang- ed pulpits with Rev Edward Haines of the Thomaston Congregational church, yesterday. The soloist at the services in the Terryville Con- gregational church were Miss Bark len of Meriden, with Henry Wood ford of Unionville presiding at the organ.
 Mrs Charles I. Allen addressed the Intermediate department of the Sunday school during the Sum- day school session.
 Married in Nfillcrton. N. Y.
 Wilfred Paine, and Mrs Mary Delane, both of Main street, Terry vile were married in the Baptist church, Millerton, N. r., two weeks ago. MT Paine is a former resident and buisenss man of Mil- lerton and has been employed for the past several years in the office of the Eagle Lock Company.
 Chippancc Golf Club.
 The first in a series of dances for junior members of the Chip panee Country club and their friends which was recently held proved to be sAne of the most successful social affairs at the club this season. One hundred guests attended and danc- ing was enjoyed from 8 until l o'clock. Sonstrom's orchestra fur nished the music. Patrons and patronesses for the dance were MT and Mrs Townsend G. Treadway. and MT and Mrs Edwin H. Good ridge. George Calder was chair man of the committee in charge assisted by Miss Madeline Hughes, Give Grove and Miss Mary Tread way.
 Painting Building.
 Members of the Chippanee Coun- try club started painting their club home, Saturday instead of playing golf. The dance which was sche- duled for Saturday night at the club house was postponed until a later date.
 Pcquabuck Golf Club.
 The -Pequabuck team of Joe Harding and Chuck Stowell con- tinued it's. winning rush in the Central Connecticut Four Ball Golf league, Friday by invading Avon and winning all three points from Ed Salmonsen and Russ Strubelf.
 The Pequabuck pair had beaten Eddie and Sam Suisman at Tumble