The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-05

Town offlcldlS Stateu yeSIoiuo' that Lucius Wehon, former resi- dent, who escaped from Middle town state hospital in March 19S3 had been located at a transient camp at Gulfport, Miss.
 First SeIectman William H. Eus tice in relating how Mir Welton wal found, said the town received let ter from officials of the Mississipp town tsating a John Cronin, oo was seeking aid there and claimed to have resided in Terryville ovei 50 years. The letter gave as rel' erence the names of k. Grant Aus tin and John Tolles, both of thi! town which MT Cronin claimed would establish his identity. IT checking up, town officials coulc not find anyone who knew of g John Cronin.
 It was suggested to MT Eustict that the description might ht tha' of Lucius Welton, whose wherea' bouts was unknown. MT Eusticc IT answering the letter, asked TOT . better description of the man, GU. ing the escape of MT Welton ana on receiving the information. MI Cronin was grilled by the Gulfpor' police and admitted his identity.
 MT Welton was committed to the state hospital at MiddletoWn in March, 1881. Being out over year from the institution, his dis charge takes place automatically.
 Whether he would be returned here or not town officials could not say.
 MT Welton resided in the East Church district for many years ana was well known here. His mousse was razed by the water company 8 few years ago.
 Parish Club Meeting
 The home of Mrs Lewis Mattoon of Park street, Plymouth, was the scene of the monthly meeting or the Parish club of St Peters Epis- copal church, Tuesday evening, with Mrs William Towill and Mrs Leman Ames being In charge or the progfiram and stunts. A lunch was served.
 Those present were Mrs HavrI' Perkins, Miss Martha Galpin, Mtss J. Pauline Gates, Mrs Guy Delar meter, Mrs Leman Ames, Mrs Les fer Pratt, Mrs William Towin. Mrs Harold Skilton, Mrs William At wood. Mrs Cyrus Hall, Mrs Elgie Cabin, Mrs Roland Graves, Mrs Edward East, Mrs Henry Hawkins. Mrs Nichols and Mrs Mattoon.
 The next meeting of the club ,y,Ii ha held May ' in the parish rooms of St Peter's church, Mrs Henry Hawkins and Mrs Elgie Galpin being in charge of the en- tertainment.
 Mrs Lester Pratt, president of the Parish club of St Peter's Epis- copal church, has announced that the sample fair to be conducted m the parish rooms by the club Will be held on May 16.
 Party Postponed
 A postponement Of the card party which was to have been held Saturday night at the home or MT and Mrs William Anderson on South street, Plymouth. by the Ali Wide Awake club has been an- nounced.
 The chemical squad of the Ter ryville fire department received itf second call of the day, Thursday when 1t was called to put out q brush fire on the land adjoining the East Main street school. The fire was extinguished with no dam' age resulting.
 Placing Markers
 The frost being out or tht ground in some parts of the town work has begun on placing the sement markers at points indicated following the recent survey Of town owned property by Engineer James Caffrey and his staff.
 At the present time the markers are being placed on the East Mair street school property, the Mari street, Prospect street schools town hall, library, athletic field and town farm properties.
 Word has been received in liar winton of the death of Mrs Theresa CatIin, SC. in Southern Pines, N. 2
 Mrs Catlin was the widow of Ed ward Catiin, an old Harwinton res ident, and lived in Harwinton fol 40 years. prior to making her resi- dence in the south.
 She Is survived by two older sis ters, Mrs Emerson Hayes and Mis- Helen Calhoun, with whom sh' made her home and one brother Seth Calhoun of Lordship beach near Bridgeport.
 Burial will be in the North cem. etery, Harwinton, Saturday at D. m.
 IIaPwinton Workers tO Continue
 Harwinton selcctmcn have beer notified that they are to put TGRA