The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-10
Club Activities

A mass meeting of the Water- bury Master Barbers' Association and the Homogeneous Union will be held at the Central YMCA Sun day morning. John Cartellano of Hartford. officer of the state asso- citation, and Anthony Merlino of Indianapolis, vice-chairman of the national journeymen's union, will speak.
 The Recreation Rod and Gun Club turkey shoot, postponed from last Sunday will be held to-day, it was announced at a meeting of the organization last night. The shoot will start at 9:30 and continue all day. with 96 turkeys to be award ed to the winners.
 The annual parish supper of St Johns Episcopal church will be served in the Guild hall of the par ish house Wednesday night, Mo- vember 21. The Parish Aid Society will direct the service, and pro- ceeds will go to the parish house fund.
 Final arrangements for the barn dance to be sponsored by the "Y" Collegians were made at the last meeting Of the group. It has been announced that members will ride to the dance November 16 on a load of hay. The dance will be held at the Wolcott fair grounds.
 Feats of magic were performed h Ty-o ~ 1ns,k srxI. af tn entertainment sponsored by the Hall. Don L. Beardsley was chair man of the committee in charge. assisted by Ralph Cross, William Woody, Joseph Cepalac and George Saunders.
 Supreme officers of the White Shrine of Jerusalem were guests of Galilee shrine at supper and meeting held last night at Ma sonic temple. It was announced that the shrine will give a dance and entertainment at the hall on Dec. 6, and will entertain at luncheon bridge on Dec. 20. Both events are open to the pubic. Mrs Arthur Williams and Mrs |. Russell Putnam presided last night.
 Past Master Councillor William Meister has been appointed to the advisory board 1t was announced at the meeting of Doric chapter, Order of DeMolay last night. The chapter basketball team will practice in the Bunker Hill church gymnasium Wednesday at G:30 o'clock and the patrol will drill Thursday evening.
 Candidates for the Order of Moose will receive the second de- gree at meeting to be held VI Moose hall Sunday. A supper and entertainment will follow. Plans are in progress for the annual field day and convention to be held in this city. There will be boos. ter meeting at Moose hall, No vember '25.
 Routine business was transa cted at the meeting of Sheridan lodge, New England Order of Protection last night at. Mechanics hall. Mrs Mary J. Fagan presided.
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