The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-12
WATERVILLE
GOODWILL LODGE
 WILL CELEBRATE
To Observe WashingtOn'S Birthday Moore Off
 for Training

Members of Goodwill Lodge. Knights of Pythias. are planning q special celebration of Washington's Birthday. This year. since that date happens to coincide with the next regular meeting night. mem bars will have their wives and others of their families aB guests and q special program of enter tatnment is being arranged by n special committee. The program will include several vocal and in- strumentaI selections and will be followed by q card tournament.
 All meetings of Goodwill Lodge are now boing held in the newly equipped lodge rooms in the Car ney Building to which the Knights of Pythias as well as tho Patriotic Order, Sons of America. and It's auxiliary. Patriotic Order of Amer lea. recently transferred its activi- ties. giving up the quarters occu- pied for 50 many years in Goodwill Hall.
 Tho local lodge originally built Goodwill Hall. which was erected on Boyden street, just cast of Han cock Brook on ground now de- voted to park purposes. It's first floor was devoted to Il pair of stores and Il spacious hall and stage occupied tho second floor. Living quarters for the carctaker were provided on the third floor. Funds for the erection of tho building were raised by forming Il Ttock company.
 For many years tho hall was the center of the social and entertain ment life of the community. Fol- lowing tho abandonment of the old St Paul'B church on Chapel street and during tho interval of con Btruction of the new church on Manville Htreet, one of the stores of the Goodwill Hall building was used for services by that Congre- gatiJn.
 About l. decade ago when tho Waterville Park was being dcvcl- oped it became necessary to use tho ground occupied by tho build ing and the latter was moved to It's present location at tho corner of Sheffield street and Thomnston avenue. there to be placed upon Il firSt floor structure which now houses tho Water~ille Post0ffice and q restaurant. Tho sccond floor, formerly tho first, is now given over completely to n bowling alley and tho upper floors. Including the auditorium and other rooms are used by Court Welch. Forestcrs of America, and its auxiliary. Pride of WeIch Circle. Companions of the Forest, which have secured n lease of tho entire building.
 The present officers of Goodwill Lodge arc John Chapman, chan ceIlor- John Morrow. vice. 10 nce lor-commander; Her. bert Fuller, prelate: Carclcton Draper. master of works; Charles II. Draper, keeper of records and seals; Newell Porch. master of fi- nance: Arhtur Hirst. master of the cxchequer; Edmund Wilke. master at arms; Lewis Ostrander, inner guard; and Frank Cookson. outer guard.
 Moore to Training Camp
 Johnny Moore left Watervillo yesterday for Catalina Island, Cal if0rnia, where he will report for spring practice Of the Chicago CuDB, HIN UObt OI lOSui hIishNH and admirers expect great thihgs of him this year when he is cx- pected to shine as n regular out fielder on the Chicago team. Few local men have q larger circle or friends and we'll -wiShers than Johnny and his record is followed with much interest and pride.
 Holiday
 Hprague school and the water viilo Branch of tho Silas Bronson Library arc closed all day today in observance of Lincoin's birthday. This legal holiday is observed To- cally by banks. city and state inhti. tutions, but not by tho industrial plants. Several of the rooms at Bprngue school devoted part Of yesterday 'afternoon's sessions to special Lincoln programs.
 Mrs Ella Holroyd of Dwight street, with friends from Troy. N. r., is at Lake Worth, Florida, for the present month.
 Mir and Mrs James Hazard. who have been living in Richmond. Vir- gis,in, for tho past few months. are now in Raleigh. North Carolina. Mrs Hazard was formerly Miss Grace Pierpont, daughtor pf Mir