The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-26
PLYMOUTH
COUNTY W.C.T.U.
 MEETS SATURDAY
Gather at Congregational
 Scarlet Fever Cases
 Church - Quarantine

The Forty Seventh Annual Con- yention of the Litchfield County w. c. T. U. will be held at the Con- gregational church on Friday. State President Mrs Mary E. Welles. will speak on the subject "On the Fir ing Line. state President of the Young Peoples branch, Miss El- len Lewis will address the assem- bly, on "Prohibition through the Eyes of Youth" =.
 A special memorial service Will be held during the morning ses- sion which starts at 1O:0O a. m; luncheon will be served by the Ply mouth Alethea Society at 12:3O O clock. Bernice Florian,. John " yHlavana and John Woodworth del- egates to the youth roll call confer ence at Washington, D. D. and the young peoples branch banquet at Middletown will make their report. A mandolin solo by Miss Ruth Smith and banjo solo by John w. Hlnyana will be heard during the session.
 Members of the Thomaston Loy- al Legion will be heard in the an- nual contest. Mrs Bernard Roberg of Bantam, county director Will talk on "Our Scientific Temperance Instruction Work"
 Scarlet Fever Cases
 Four children of Mir and Mrs William Buell. of North Plymouth are now quarantined because of Scarlet fever, Sterling was the hrst victim, then another child and now A GAna. yleve, daughter of Mir and Mrs George I4angdon of North street has recovered from n light case or the fever and Health Omcer pr Richard J .I.awton has removed the quarantine.
 The Plymouth school committee at Il special meeting held in the of flee of Superintendent of Schools Harry $. Fisher, Tuesday night voted to combine the Mount ToDe and Todd Hollow school route, and thus have but one bus to cover the routes which formerly required two busses. In the past, a bus was used to carry pupils. from Mount Tobe to Plymouth and from Todd Hol- low to Plymouth. There are but q few children on Mount Tobe which require transportation, and follow ing trip over the route by mem bers of the school committee. 1t Is figured that the bus can journey to Mount Tobe, pick up its pupils and then proceed to Werner's corner and take the back road to Todd Todd Hollow school children and A. DtsysxaAssth That hntU much money can be saved by such an arrangement Is not known, put the school committee has called for bids and will know shortly whether 1t is advisable to carry out the pro- posed arrangements.
 Memorial Day Services
 The Memorial Day exercise 2 In Plymouth will be held here on Sun- day, with the services being con- ducted in both the St Peters Epis- copal church and the Plymouth Congregational church. Several Thomaston organizations will par ticipate in the exercises with the Terryville Fife and Drum Corps also voting to participate in the ex- ercises and furnish music.
 Land Owners Ask Relief
 Property owners living in the Mt Tobe and Greystone sections of the town are complaining of the law lessness of automobile parties that come Into the districts, and Water- bury in particular and camp out on their land, starting fires to cook a picnic dinner. with the fires having spread in many cases and causing much damage. Those nutoists have also got the idea that they can take anything they see from the farm land, without asking the owners permission. The residents in the sec tions which are being affected be- iieve that if . police officer made . few arrests that the marauders would be taught lesson.
 Briefs
 Miss Edith Buell., q student at the Hartford Hospital Training School for Nurses was recent guest at her home on East Main street.
 Mrs Herbert w. Cleveland l. confined to her home on Park street with illness and Is under the care of n physician.
 Mrs John Ryan of South street Is making good recovery from her recent operation and Illness.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Evans and daughter Dorothy of Miilerton, N Y. were recent guests of Mir ant Mrs John ]. Ryan Of South street
 Miss Emma Kelsey has returned Co her home on North Main street for the summer months aftel