The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
GRADE STUDENTS
 PLEASE IN PLAY
Mrs L. Kilbride Directs Thespians--Live Wires
 Convene
'WOI.COT'T

Wolcott, Feb 19-The children of the lower grades in the South school, put on an original play Friday night, the players and char acters being Doris Bonaker, as the nurse; Dolores Theriault, as the child; Thomas Theriault as Tom my Tucker; Joan Porzenheim as Mistress Mary; Lorraine Jay as Lit tie Miss Moffit; Richard Richam- bault as Jack be Nimble; George Enhorning as Humpty Dumpty; Rosemary Mastrianno as Little Bo PeNA: Janet Watson as Pussy Cat; Buddy Peterson as Little Boy Blue; Shirley Asklar as Mary Had a Lit tie Lamb; Francis Hopkins as Lit tie Jack Horner; Shirley Robillard and Henry Grosch as Jack and Jill. The children of the upper grades put on play named "The Costly Party" Prominent people of the town were impressed by the children. The impersonated character and the player being Edwin Cowles as Judge Harold L.. Logan; Edward Pracny as deputy prosecutor; Stanley Hopkins as Constable Robert Grant; Betty Wat son as Attorney Hinton Phelan; Sherman Grant as Attorney Milton Myers; Doris Bonaker as Mrs Will liam J. Klitka, the local school nudse; Edward Theriault as Dr Hurbert J. Corbett; Sanford Win ters as foreman of the jury. Fol- lowing is a list of the characters that were not impersOnated: Alice Engle as Mrs Green; Charles Gib- son as Billy Green; Carmella Mas trianno as Nancy Briggs; Virginia Roberts and Dorothy Grant os Mrs Brown. There were other characters in the play, but these are the .prin- cipal ones. Michael Mastrianno did all the announcing at the en- tertainment. Miss Helen Mraz, teacher of grades 1, 2. 3 and 4 presided at the piano for group of children from Woodsick and the South school in between the plays. under the direction of Mrs Law. renee Kilbride, music supervisor of Wolcott. Mrs Kilbride was pianist for the rest of the music, after which Dr Charles Prokasa of the state department of health, talked standardization of diphtheria. He showed slides to illustrate his talk.
 The senior Live Wires met at the home of George Venter Thursday evening. Warren Crockett, county club leader was present and dis. cussed plans for 9 county fair and club work in general. Those present were Edgar Upson, leader, Charles DeBisschop and George Venter.
 The Woodtick Thimble club met at the home of Mrs Louis Moss of Woodtick center, Friday after- noon. They did their regular sew ing and tea was served by the hostess. Those present were Mrs J. Arthur Bergen. Mrs James Gamer on, Mrs Alfred German, Mrs Cor neilis, and Mrs Charles Tyrrell. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Charles Tyrrell of Woodtick center.
 A card party was held at the home of MT and Mrs Earl Snyder of Woodtock road Thursday night. High score was made by John Kruse, second high by Mrs Earl Snyder. Refreshments were served. Those present were MT and Mrs Earl Snyder, MT and Mrs John Kruse and Mir and Mrs hilip Du- paine. The next meeting will be held at the home of MT and Mrs John Kruse of Woodtick center.
 MT and Mrs Edward Scovill and MT and Mrs Charles D. Winters. of Todd road were Saturday evening guests of Mrs Scolill's brother, or Waterbury William and Mrs Bair- bault. ~
 A regular meeting of the Woicett grange will be held tonight at the home of Byron Lucas.