The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-18
COP. Voters Club To
 Be Feted Tomorrow
Young Mems Unit to Banquet at Lakeside Tavern;
 "Father-SOn" Get-TOgetler Slated Friday
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banquet a program has been ar- ranged which will include mono logues by L. Loucks, solos by Joseph Roydilski. harmonica quar- tet by four Boy Scouts, demonstra- ton of Scout tactics. and a talk on Boy Scout work by Arthur D. Mars ten, Scout master of Waterbury. The banquet is set for 6:3O o'clock sharp with the entertainment fol- lowing.
 In addition to the usual program of music, recitations and readings at the Grange meeting Monday night, a special feature was given by Robert c. Wakelee. It was given as a wood Identification con- test. Small samples of nineteen varieties of wood were passed among the members. The contest being to see which member could identify the greatest number. C. Nelson Cole was able to correctly identify fifteen varieties and Byron Loucks, thirteen.
 Attention of the members was called to the coming meetings of the Pomona, State and National granges. The Pomona, at which the fifth degree Is given will be held in May at Pomperaug grange in Southbury. On June 29th' the State Grange will meet in Meriden, where the sixth degree is given.
 The seventh degree will be given at the National Grange meeting, which will be held in Hartford some time in November. This is the first time the National Grange has been held in this state. in 1920 a national meeting was held in Boston which was the nearest to Connecticut the meeting has ever been held.
 The program Monday night was in charge of the social committee, Mrs Lena Cole. Mrs Henry Norton, Mrs William Tyrrell and Robert Wakelee.
 On May seventh the program will be given by the group of mem- bers recently received in the order. The committee will be Miss Helen Mraz. Mrs Charles Tyrrell and Harold Logan.
 All schools in town will be closed tomorrow, Thursday. This is in order that the teachers may at- tend the modern institute to be held at the town hall in Woodbridge. This teachers meeting which was to have been held some time ago, was postponed because of the severe cold weather and snow storm.
 The opening exercises will begin at g a. m.
 Miss Rita Fitzmaurice, teacher of the North. School in Wolcott, will talk on art. Fifteen children, selected from the Woodtick and South schools will present two two-part songs, ",rhe Gipsy Trail' and "Pickinny Sandman. They will be directed by Mrs Marie Kill bride, music supervisor, while Miss Helen Mraz, teacher of the Wood- tick school, will be the accom- panist.
 Miss Sabra Burdick, Mr and Mrs Walter Goodson of Waterbury; AL fred Goodson, Leroy Grant, Miss Gould and MT and Mrs John Grant of Naugatuck were guests Sunday. of MT and Mrs Maurice Goodson of West street.
 Mrs Richard Davies and son George of Waterbury spent Satur- day at the home of MT and Mrs Edward Garthwaite.
 Miss Grace Bryant or washing ton, D. C., is spending the week as the guest of the Rev R. Wiley Scott and Mrs Scott.
 MT and Mrs Earl Snyder enter tained at cards at their home on the East Bristol road Saturday evening. Those playing were MT and Mrs John Kruse, NJ and Mrs Philip Dahaime, MT and Mrs Earl Welton and MT and Mrs Snyder.
 MT and Mrs George Garthwaitc of Waterbury were guests of MT and Mrs Edward Garthwaite Sum- day.
 MT and Mrs Philip Ddhaime en- tertained MT and Mrs Walter Will Hams of Bristol Saturday.
 MT and Mrs M. J. Lord of Wa terbury have opened their cottage on Fairview avenue, Hitchcock Lake, for the summer season.
 Mrs Helen Douglas of Kingsbury street, Waterbury. was the guest Sunday of her nieces, Mrs Lena Cole and Mrs Grace Webber.