The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-28
CHURCH MEMBERS
 BRISTOL GUESTS
Young Peoples Club Enjoy Dinner W. C. T. U.
 Hold Meeting
WOLCOTT

MemDeTS or the LOuuB EeOpleb club of the Wolcott Congregational church, accompanied by their pas tor, Rev R. Wiley Scott were guests Sunday of the Young Peo- ples' Fellowship society of Trinity Episcopal church in Bristol.
 The group from Wolcott attend ed evening service at the Bristol church in a body. At the close of the services, both groups of the young people adjourned to the dinner was served. This was fol- lowed by 8 social period.
 Those attending from Wolcott were Rev R. Wiley Scott, the Misses Josephine Ciccio, Alice Ranger, Dorothy Winters, Bertha Allen, William ogden. Kenneth Norton, Nicholas De Santo, Fred erick Kirschbaum, Albert Andrews, August Giegalot, Walter Rogers, Carleton Lockhart, Salvador Ciccio, Joseph Ciccio, Roger Lockhart, Edward Gregalot, John Gregalot, Arthur Andrews. George Book, AL bert Scheonrock.
 Mattatucks Convene
 A business meeting of the Young Peoples branch of the Mat tatuck w. c. T. U. was held at the home of MT and Mrs Milton Hotchkiss on Todd road. An ad- dress on the Life of Miss Frances Willard, founder of the W. c. T. U. was given.
 At the close of the business meeting refreshments were served.
 Those who attended were Rev H. Gertrude Coe, senior counsellor and general state secretary, Mrs Allan Upton, Mrs Lee Dowd, Mrs Henry Preusser, Misses Emeline Mangi- hello, Jeanne Seeley. Ruth Upton, Alice Green, Ella Churchill, Paul. inc Grey, Florence Coe, Elizabeth Coe, Albert Coe, Warren Coe, Rob- ert Todd, Robert Hill, Kenneth Alexander. Philip Gray, Albert Ar colt, William Donlop and Mrs ana Mrs Milton Hotchkiss.
 Want Fire Protection
 A much discussed subject among hhe members of the Hitchcock Lake Improvement association has been for fire protection.
 This subject has been especially stressed of late because of three disastrous fires which have oc- CuTTcu LIldL olSLkl lCL iSSShSAy'
 At a recent meeting of the asso- citation Edawrd Praceny was made chairman of fire protection com- mittee. This committee met at Lakeside Tavern Monday night to secure ideas for drawing up a working plan for fire prevention branch of the ossication. At this meeting Walter c. Childs was elect ed secretary and Harold Logan, treasurer of the committee group. Members of the committee present were Harold Logan. Edward Prac" ny, Charles Gibson, Walter C.. ,Childs, Edward Moriarity.
 Services Sunday
 The Young Peoples club of the Wolcott Congregational church will sponsor a Sunrise Service" on Easter morning. A general invita- tion Is being given to all who are interested to join in this service.
 All ulanning to attend will meet at the Beecher Memorial Sunday at 6 a, m. From there they will go to a hill on the farm of MT and Mrs Arthur Harrison. Services here will begin at 6:30 a. m. At the close of the service all will be served hot coffee and rolls by Mrs Harrison at her home.
 N schools Close Tomorrow
 All schools in town will close Thursday of this week for the Easter holiday. They will reopen Monday, April 9th.
 Society, Chatter
 Mir and Mrs Charles c. Rogers and their son, Arthur Rogers, mo- tored to Cromwell Sunday, where theyl were guests of MT and Mrs Milo 'Schriver.
 MT and Mrs Edward Garthwaite of the Woodtick road. entertained the following guests on Sunday: MT and Mrs Herbert Garthwaite and children, Herbert, Jr., and Ma rion; Mir and Mrs Harry Garth waite and daughter, Rita; MT and Mrs Raymond Garthwaite and chill dren,, Doris and Edward. All were from New Haven.
 MT and Mrs Sheldon Payne of Naugatuck were recent guests of Mir and Mrs Charles c. Rogers of the Center.
 Wolcott Congregational church and Carl Peterson. son of MT and Mrs Carl A. Peterson of Spindle Hill, are spending the Easter va- cation at their respective homes. Both are students at Yale. James Bergen. who has been a patient at the Waterbury hospital. returned to his home yesterday. Mrs. Milton Hotchkiss of the Todd road. has taken Q position In New Canaan.