The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-06
Grange To Form New
 Dramatic Club Here
Direction Signs to Be Set Up On State Road Card
 Parties Realize $z6-PIan Show Friday Night
WOLCOTT
Correspondent-- Ioui1e snydsr-Tel s-0S2I


 The Grange observed Neighbors night at the Grange hall Monda, night. The Home Economics com. mittee turned in $26 to the treasurel from various card parties held thu past few weeks. A motion was car. ried to form a dramatic club to bl known as the Wolcott grange dra, matic club. P. J. DuhaiEne and Ear R. Snyder are to have charge of thl program to be held at Mad Rive Grange Nov. 21 First Selectmen Arthur Bergen, Elmer Coe and Pau MacMellon were appointed a com mittee to install direction signs ol the state road directing stranger to the Wolcott grange. Kennetl Norton and William Klitka were ap pointed to obtain an orchestra t play for dancing after the grang show Where Is the Bride" to b held Friday night at the Tow Hall.
 The neighboring granges, Meri den and Durham put on the fol lowing entertainment. A vocal sole "One Alone'' and "All for You" b 8 member of Meriden grange. MI lie and Tillie in New York;" short sketch by two sisters iron Meriden grange, When the Eros is on the Pumpkin" a recitation from a member of. the Durham grange. An original paper tn Home Maker" was read by a sis ter from Durham grange and 1 short sketch "Just 8 Lone Nest" b members of Durham grange.
 Oranges were present from Ma River, Meriden, Durham, Oxford Wallingford, Bethlehem, Beacol Valley, and Wolcott. Refreshment were served after the meeting witt MT. and Mrs. Robert Wakelee, Mrs Clara Browne and Mrs. Lena Col in charge.
 A rising vote of thanks was giv en Carlton Lockhart, Walter Wilsol and Frank German for remodelinI the stage of the Grange. The entir stage has been redecorated in pal ivory and mahogany with blacl stencil border. A Waterbury firn donated the material. Footlight containing red, blue and white light were also installed by the sam members and tends to make tn stage one suitable for all dramati offerings in the future with prope lighting effects.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Wilson an; sons, Richard, Robert and Philil and Mrs. Wilson's brother, Franl Perkins of Bethany motored to Nev Haven Sunday and were guests o Mrs. Wilson's parents, MT. and Mrs J. w. Perkins.
 Banquet November IS.
 November Is has been chosen fo the annual mother and daughte banquet at the Woodtick Chapel.
 Frank Kaytis of 907 East street New Britain, will appear befor Judge Badger Thursday at D.. n MT. Kaytis is charged with drivin under the influence of liquor an without an operators license.
 The Every Day Charity circle wi meet Thursday afternoon at tn home of Mrs. Grace Webber ol West street.
 Play Friday Night
 A play for the benefit of the Vol colt grange will be put on Frida, Nov. 8 at the Wolcott Town hall b, the Community Players association of Boston. Miss Barbara Luzzy o Torrington has been in Wolcott tn past two weeks directing and coach ing the local players who are talk ing part in the production "Wher is the Bride, 8 two act play. Va rious articles donated by Water bury merchants will be auctione, of during intermission. The pla will be all local talent and consist of the following members. Helel Mraz, Ernest Theroux, Emmilin MacMillan, Laura Hungerford, Ma rion Tyrrell, Robert Wakelee, Rob ert Browne, Howard Roberts, Pet MacMillin, Arthur Peterson, an Kenneth Norton. Dancing will fol low the entertainment,
 Plan Card Party
 The Parent Teachers association held their meeting Tuesday nigh in the Woodtick school. It wa voted to hold card party at tn next regular meeting to raise none for the childrens' Xmas party Ell Boulanger is chairman of the com mittee. Mrs. Edward Garthwai and Mrs. Merlin Avery have charg of the two grocery baskets whicl will be rallied off and the teacher Rita FitzMaurice and Ellen Hun have charge of the tickets. Edwil B. Floyd supervisor gave a few re marks on teachers contracts an Miss Sydell assistant supervisor als gave few remarks. Refreshment were served after the meeting.
 Parents Day will be held at tn Woodtick school Thursday after noon at 2 p. m.