The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-12

Thomaston'S Tercentenary cele- bration will start on the evening of Friday, June 21, this being the date decided on at a meeting of the committee in the Veterans of Foreign Wars rooms last night. It is planned to have addresses by the local clergy in the Paramount theater on that evening in prep aration for the big day to follow, Saturday. June 22, when the par ade, field day, and evening events will take place.
 Randall Pathway, chairman of the parade committee, outlined in his report plans for the parade. One of the potential features or the parade is a pageant depicting the various periods of state history. Another is a representation of na- tionalities.
 A mammoth field day is being planned by Arthur Lord, chairman of the field events committee. Among the features will be drills all kinds of athletic events, to be climaxed by a baseball game.
 Mrs B. H. Menke was appointed advertising chairman. Mrs Menke vii lhave charge of the publica- tion of the Tercentenary program, which will be a souvenir of the celebration.
 Others appointed last night were: chairman of concessions committee, Peter Koops; financial chairman, Herbert w. Cleveland.
 Plymouth will join with, Thom- aston in observance of the states 300th anniversary, and organiza- tions of that place will be active In the events. Participation in the field events will be limited to res idents of these places.
 The next meeting of the commit tee will be held in the court room on Thursday. April 25.
 Those attending last nights meeting, including representatives of the American Legion and aux Hilary, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary, the Sons oi Union Veterans and auxiliary, the Veterans Council, Daughters o1 the American Revolution and Free Poland Society, were:
 Mrs Charles Huxford, Mrs B. Ii
 Menke, Mrs Humphreville. Mrs | Walter Turberg, Mrs Arthur Lord
 Mrs Augustus Lombard, Mrs Shel- don Koops, Mrs Julia Negus, Will liam Proffitt, George Corner Randall Pathway, Herbert W Cleveland, Water Turberg, Shel-
 don Koops, Arthur Kelley, Guy
 Delometer, William Bochman John Asoski, Peter Koops. Thomas
 Byers, Edson Cleveland, Arthur Lord, Casimir KaproWski, and | Augustus Lombard.
 Mems League A meting of the new1y-organ- | iZed Mems League of St Thomas s church will be held in the church hall following the Lenten devo- tions at 7:3O o'clock tonight, when there will be Stations of the Cross | and Benediction.
 At the first meeting of the league last Friday evening nom | mating committee was appointed consisting of John r. Ryan, Rob- ert Cummings, Thomas Mcdonald Martin Rogozinski and Eugene Terrence, Jr. Names of cand1- dates will be presented for cleo ton at tonight's meeting. A large attendance is looked for. Philip Haas, fist lieutenant. ln- dantry Reserves, who has peer stationed at Camp Roberts, CCC for the past five months, has beer transferred to Fort Wright, NC" London. Lieutenant Haas left TOT New London today. Two new or ficers have been assigned to the 175th Company, Lieutenant bu' chanan of Southington and Lieu tenant Pride of Somerville, Mass :. Fashion Show at Gym twelve tables of pinochle ane eight of bridge were in play at th' card party and fashion show, spon' sored by the Ladies' Aid Societ. Q fthe Congregational church the high school gymnasium las night. Forty-five teams aIs'
 pisved. The fashion show wa, staged by a Waterbury concern. 4 | number who did not parucipH''
 in the card-playing viewed ti' show.
 | Prizes for bridge scores wer'
 awarded to Mrs Katherine Aiu
 rich and Louis Latimer; pinocnIe
 Mrs Joseph McPhearson an' Fritz Anderson. In forty-tive
 Wassong's Hill Billies deieate'
 Madden's Oilmen.
 Ten Admitted to Grunge
 Ten additional Thomaston can didates were taken in as member of PIvuouth Grange at e naeetinl