The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-29
Old Lyme, exhibit Of painting
and sculpture at Art Gallery.
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Saturday, August 81: Colebrook.
august 81 and Sunday, Sep
TENDER 1)-old home day;
historic tours of manufacture
ing sites and exhibition of old
articles Of local manufacture.
Durham-lrinal programe, cele.
brating the 236th anniversary
OF the founding Of Durham;
costume dance In the evening.
Gullford-Griswold family re.
union.
MISREPRESENTATION Of the Sci.
den family at the Seiden
homestead.
Hartford. august 31-Tuesday,
September 2)-Water CIRCUS
and pageant by the Shrine at
the Oasis club, East Hartford.
Montville-second day Of Brush
Arbor Festival; formal ex-
ercises ut $3.50 p. M, with adj
dresses by Herbert W. Hicks,
lay pastor, Governor Wilbur
l.. Cross, and Ernest u. Rog.
ers.
New Canaan--Historical tour
Owe the Decentralization
Line" at $3.50 p. m.
Norwalk--Exhibit Of pottery
by the Silvermine Guild Of
Artists.
Winsted-Water carnival In
GLIDING water sports and SAIL
boat race ut Highland Lake,
sponsored by the Y. M. c. A.
Sunday, September /: Cole.
Notwithstanding service
at Colebrook Congregational
church, with address by DR..
William M. Lewis, president Of
Lafayette College.
Collinsviiie. (september' i-Tues.
day, October 15)-E,xhibit OF
edge tools, axes and machettes,
at the Collins company.
Goshen. (september / and Mon.
day, September 2--Exhibit Of
books, pictures and maps re-
lating to the history OF Gosh.
on, also pottery, clocks, small
arms and irons and tongs, fur
nlture, ETC., as manufactured
by oid-time Goshen mills,
blacksmith shops and carriage
shop: exhibit Of spinning, can
die running, and the making
Of hand.shewn shingles; ex-
hiblt OF women's fashions
from to 3 p. M, these ex.
hibits held at the Goshen fair
In cooperation with the Gosh
On Agricultural society.
Hartford. august 26-saturday,
September 2D-Exhibit OF the
works Of Connecticut authors
and Of histories Of Connec ticut
men and women at tho state
II Library. Il M
Lisbon. (September Thursday,
September 31-Piigrim Gar.
dens open to visitors.
New Canaan-H Historical speech.
es on the lawn Of the library
In the afternoon, followed by
musical program under the di.
rection OF William Onslaught
messy. ttt
Observation-Disclosures Of the
Italian home at Settlers VII.
lage, Chase Park, at 2 .. m.
Wethersaeld. tseptember Loo.
tober 15)-Exhibit by the
Wethersheid Historical society
In the Thomas Weiies school.
open Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons from 2 to a p. m.
and the first and third We'd
nesday evenings In the. month
from 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
Through Sept. 2: Deep River, OK.
.hibit OF processes Of piano
manufacturing. Pratt-Read q
Co.
Through Sept. s: Deep River.
concert at Pratt-Read & Co.,
Of ancient and modern instru.
ments, every Tuesday and
Friday evening.
Through Sept. II: Exhibit OF
books and documents con.
nected with history Of Con-
necticut and Trinity college.
In library Of college. Hartford.
Through Sept. 80; Groton. will
Mystic and Noank. showing OF
historical sites. museums.
Through Oct. 4: Exhibit Of re.
plices and illustrations OF CO.
lonial life by school children
Of Three River Towns" Old
state House. Hartford.
| Through Oct. n: Waterbury,
Settlers Village" with exhibit
of towns industries.
Through Oct. IS: Exhibition o
colonial furniture. Morgan Me
mortal. Hartford.
| Middletown, Middlesex count,
exhibit, 19s Court street. Tues
| days and Fridays,
| Greenwich, Lyon homestead