The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
PLYMOUTH
SURPRISE PARTY
 FOR CLEVELAND
D. A. K. Meets This Week Community Club to
 Hold Open Meeting


 A surprise party at his home on Park street. Saturday evening In honor of his birthday with 63 friends being in attendance. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing bridge. whist, pinochlt. forty-five and setback as well as others forms of games Mir Clevc land was presented with an um- brella by the group as well as number of other presents. He was also presented with three large birthday cakes. Refreshments were served consisting of sand wiches, cake and coffee.
 Those present were: Mir and Mrs Walter Balch, Mir and Mrs stephen Rauch, Mir and Mrs Raymond Bentley and Walter Rauch of Harwlnton; MT and Mrs Lester Goodsell, and Walter Wood of Bris- tol; MT and Mrs Robert Bothroyd, George Hare, Mir and Mrs John Gibbs, Mir and Mrs Frank Whit man, Mr and Mrs J. Francis Ky an, Mir and Mrs Cornelius Carrigan and son. Mir and Mrs Albert Gay lord, Cyrus Gaylord. Thomas Bradshaw, ST, Thomas Bradshaw, Jr. Mir and Mrs Charles Spielman, all of Terryville; MT and Mrs Sid ncy Hills, Mrs Frank Merrill, Mr and Mrs Fred Cleveland, Mir and Mrs John Alexander, MT and Mrs A, F.. Leonard. all of Torrington: MT and Mrs Daniel Sullivan of Wcthersfield Mir and Mrs John Barry, MT and Mrs John J. Ryan. MT and Mrs Arthur Sterry, MT and Mrs Henry Hawkins. Mir and Mrs William Nichols. MT and Mrs Arthur Johnson. Mir and Mrs Her bert Cleveland. Miss Marion Cleve- land, Edson Cleveland, Lewis Mat toon. Clarence White, John Martin, William Flegel, Mrs Charles Mat toon, all of Plymouth. William No- ack of Thomaston and MT and Mrs William Weasel and son of South- bury.
 Abi Humiston Meets Tuesday. Abi Humiston chapter, D. A. R.. will hold their next meeting, Tues day afternoon of this week at the home of Miss Edith Sutliffe, East Main street. A box of useful ar ticles will be packed to be sent 10 Ellis Island for the use of immi- grants.
 To Hold Open Meeting. | The Plymouth Community club will hold an open meeting Friday evening of this week in the com- munity hall with the residents of Plymouth and Terryville being in- vited to attend. A feature of the evenings program will be a pro gram of entertainment by the Berkshire Revelers, radio broad- casting orchestra of hill billy songs To Install Officers The regular meeting of Plymouth Grange, No 72, will be held in the Grange hall, Wednesday evening at which time the recently elected of- ficers will be installed. program of entertainment will be fur
 Church People Busy
 The Ladies' Benevolent society of the Plymouth Congregational church will meet Wednesday with Mrs Frank Blakeslee of West Main street. The Weekly cottage prayer service will be held with Mrs womans' auxiliary of St Peters 1 Episcipal church will meet We'd nesday.
 Infant In Hospital.
 One of MT and Mrs Edward SJdnueISOho lNlIi ihIahto puN tient at the Waterbury hospital un- dergoing treatment for an ear ab- scess.
 Work to be Started.
 Work in preparation for moving back several of the houses and other buildings at the foot of Ply mouth Hill in order to straighten out the road and to construct the new bridge has been started. A large amount of moving equipment has been moved to Thomaston by the korotie Moving company of Terryville in preparation for nov ing several of the houses along the road back a considerable distance. The new bridge and road will start at the bottom of Plymouth Hill where the cement highway now ends and will be over the railroad tracks, which is now a dangerous crossing.
 Large Crowd at Dance.
 Nearly 125 attended the card party and dance at the Community hall which was held last Friday evening with guests being present from New Britain, Bristol, Tor rinGton. Thomaston, Terryville, Waterbury and Plymouth.
 Briefs.
 Miss Genevieve Screen has re- sumed her duties in Bristol after a brief visit with her parents, MT and Mrs Harry Screen of East Main street.
 Mrs Charles Gallagher of West Main street has entered St Mary's hospital, Waterbury for treatment.
 Miss Helen Long of New Britain is a guest at the home of Mir and Mrs William Conway of Harwin- ton avenue.
 Walter Cleveland is showing i'm provement at the Waterbury hos pital where he has been a patient for many weeks suffering from in- juries received in an automobile bus crash on the Waterbury road.
 Miss Marjorie Mattoon, R.N., who has been patient at the Hartford hospital is showing It, tie improvement in her condition. She has recently been transferred ke tL. Ayar,, nIaspapt hncni.