The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-16
LOCAL PEOPLEAT
 WARAMAUC OUTING
Grange Picnic Proves Suc= CeSs-Bethlehem Unit
 C0nfers Degrees
WATERTOWN
COrtesN,ndent-A. it. l)elans Phone WatertOwD 200

A number of local people at- tended the grange picnic held at Lake Wiramaug yesterday.
 Among those who attended from town were MT and Mrs Frank Judd, MT and Mrs Birdsey Skilton, MT and Mrs Eugene Lamphier and son Avery, MT and Mrs Robert Purvs and Robert, MT and Mrs Robert Parson and children Gwendolyn, Shirley and Burton, Mir and Mrs Mclean Buckingham, Mir and Mrs Ellsworth Atwood and daughter Eleanor, Mr and Mrs John Camp bell, Mir and Mrs Aoland Cash man, MT and Mrs Benjamin Lynn, MT and Mrs Myron Wheeler, MT and Mrs Ernest Wheeler and chill dren Ernest Jr and Marion, Mrs John Clifford, Mrs Stears and son Donald, Miss Bertha Verba, John Verba, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Grace Paterson, Miss Mary Kres- ko. Miss Elsie Young, Miss Mar celle Marti, Miss Mary McVeigh, Miss Dorothy Thompson, James McVeigh ST, James McVeigh Jr, George Paterson. Tomanisa Daw- liz, Sumner Weiss. E d war d Stoddard, Benetro Sabot, Oris Sal vatore, Orlando Salvatore, Sperry Skilton, Harry Tehan, Adelbert Titus and Rev Clarence Wells.
 The third and fourth degrees were conferred at the Bethlehem grange last evening. Local mem bers who took part were Mir and Mrs, Rollin Cashman, MT and Mrs Douglas Cameron, Mrs Fenn. Mrs Adella Turner, Miss Ruth Wheeler, John Clifford of Guernseytown is master of the grange.
 The Chestnut Hill A. A. will sponsor a public card party Fri day evening in Lawson's gymna- sium. The card playing will begin at o'clock. Those wishing to re- serve tables may do so by calling Mrs Frank Robert 584 or Mrs John Havana 855-4. There will be 8 prize at each table.
 Dancing will start at 10:30. The Chestnut Hill A. A. have q base ball team and are anxious to put their field in condition.
 The schedule of the Naugatuck Valley league has been completed with the exception of the first SeIlcS III NHiCl lnSle lo oIic SuiliS between Oakville and Waterville. This game will probably be played next Sunday at D. m. in Waterville. Final arrangements will be announced later. If Water vile wins this game it will entitle them to a play-off with Litchfeld the winner of the second series.
 There was a meeting of officers and managers of the Naugatuck Valley league last night at the town hall. Those present were Charles Bertrand. president: l.. Conway. secretary: J. Farrell, Wier of I.itchfield, GO Orsini of Oakville, Fred Frazier of Waterville. Pat Egan from Hopeville, Tom Halpin of Terryville and Pichette of Wat ertown.
 The committee in charge of the Sunday ball game between the PrLinceton All Stars and the New York fire department team has ar ranged to have two kinds of tick cts on sale. one known as a donor ticket and one the admission ticket. The proceeds will go in part to the fire department. Among those on the ticket committee are Irving Campbell, Howard HickcoX, Thorn ton McCleary and Victor Vogel- strom. Stuart Atwood is chairman of the committee. Refreshments will be served for the firemen at the fire house following the game.
 A special meeting was held in the firehouse last night to make final arrangements of the firemen S parade in Waterbury.