The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12

Russell street.
Christopher Moroney Of Manners
avenue has returned from a two
weeks vacation spent in Boston,
New Hampshire, Vermont and
other spots in New England.
Sergeant John Gormley of the
local police force, his wife, Kath-
Ell me, and son, John, have returned
from a trip to Washington, D. c..
They visited Mount Vernon and
Annapolis, Maryland.
Clifton v. Cross Of Central ave-
nue. has returned from few days
visit to Lake Placid, N. Y.
Rev. and Mrs. Philip C. Pearson
of Newcastle, Pa, were visitors
here yesterday. Mr.. Pearson was
formerly rector of st. Michael's
Episcopal hurch and the couple
have many local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly of
Ward street have returned from
Bridgeport where they spent the
weekend.
Rev. Edwin Gaffney curate at st.
Francis church, has returned to
his duties after enjoying his an
nual two-weeks vacation.
Lutheran Bake Enjoyed
Between IS and 80 persons at
tended the annual clambake Of the
Lutheran Brotherhood Of the Salem
Lutheran church at Osborne's glen
in Straitsville, Saturday. The af-
fair was most successful, a deli
cious bake being served and an en-
joyable time had.
One of the features was a talk
by DR.. H. G. Hoff, guest speaker,
who is professor Bethany Col
lege, Lindborg, Kansas. He in
structs in modern languages there
and can converse In nine languages.
DR.. Hoff was acting pastor here in
1898, when he was Fl years old.
He gave greeting and remin-
isced of things as they were 81
years ago. His address proved
quite interesting. He was a govern
ment Interpreter during the World
War for the army and navy. One
of his sons who is 40 medical doc
tor, H. e. Hoff also gave a talk.
The son will teach in Harvard Uni
versity soon. DR.. H. G. Hoff may Of
ficiate at the service in Salem LII.
theran church next Sunday night
but 1t has not yet ben definitely
learned whether he will be able to
do SO.
J.. Emil Anderson was chairman
of the committee in charge and Ell
don Rohs headed the ticket COM
mittee.
v. +. w. Outing
An enjoyable time was had by
members of Crusader Post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars yesterday at
their outing held in Straitsville at
the Naugatuck Fish and Game AS
ISOLATION grounds. There was a
good attendance for the inclement
day and a fine meal was served.
Alexander Zinko of Seymour and
Miss Mary Hrynkiewicz who re-
sides at the corner of Anderson and
Schol streets, Union City. were
married Saturday morning at 9
o'clock at st. Hedwig's church. Rev.
Paul Piechocki, pastor OF the
church, unitedw the couple In mar
riage and Rev. Joseph Jankowski
of Oxford celebrated the nuptial
mass which followed.
Miss Laura Zinko of Seymour
sister of the groom, served as
bridesmaid and Francis Dzurko of
Beacon, N. Y. acted as best man. A
reception for relatives and friends
followed the ceremony being held
at Polish Military Hall, Union City.
a merry time being enjoyed. The
bride has many friends locally.
Attend Reunion
Among the Naugatuckians at
tending the 53rd annual reunion of
the Hotchkiss Family Association
Saturday in Prospect were: Mrs.
Hotchkiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A.
Spencer, Emily Hopkins Turton.
Muriel Lave, Amy Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry r. Fowler. Mrs. John
Henry Monroe. John Monroe. F.
Alton Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl III.
Bird, Raymond Bird, Leita Bird,
Mrs. Arthur Jones. j. d. Hotchkiss
OF Naugatuck was named member
OF the registration committee; Mrs.
william Roy of Naugatuck was
chosen a member OF the vital sta
tistics committee. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones of Union City was selected a
member of the geneology group.
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