The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-23

VIII De held in Rtverton Monday evening with members of Riverton Fair association being hostesses to the gathering. A large delegation are expected to be in attendance from Terryville.
 A supper will be served by mem- bers of the Riverton Grange, fol- lowing which a business meeting and social will be held.
 Members of the Litchfleld C0un- ty League of Fairs are Northheld Grange, Goshen, Harwinton, River ton, Litchfield Grange and Terry vile. Other fair organizations in Litchfield county are also expected to be represented at the meeting.
 Mrs Nellie G. Baldwin will con- duct a duplicate contract match at her home on Prospect street, this evening. All interested are cor dially invited to attend.
 Meeting Tonight
 The semi-monthly meeting of Plymouth post, American Legion will be held this evening in the Legion rooms. Several important matters are to be brought up at this meeting in regards to summer activities.
 To Serve Supper
 A public supper will be served at the women's rooms on Park street, Plymouth on Thursday evening by the Alethea society of the Plymouth Congregational church. The women will conduct a quilt exhibit and sale of fancy work in the conference rooms in connection with the supper. The committee in charge are Mrs N. F. Rood, chairman, Mrs Victor Morse, Miss Almeda Taylor and Mrs Ray Palmer.
 Henry Dzilenski of Prospect street, this town has been named manager of the Bristol West Ends baseball team, which for the past several years has been rated as one of the outstanding semi-pro hines in the state. Manager Dzllenski has already started getting his players together and reports com ing from Bristol are to the effect that Percy Lefty" Atwood, the big left handler of Thomaston who spelled doom and misery to many of the state teams last year will probably join the newly formed West End team within the next few weeks.
 FOresters Meeting
 Court Freedom, No. 134, Ameri- can Order of Foresters will meet at their lodge rooms, this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Arrangements will be made for attending the state convention to be held in Torrington, May 11th.
 Thomas Halpin of the Terryville fire departments bowling team turned in a 149 the highest single score rolled among the state fire men at the bowling frolic at the Park street recreation alleys in Hartford. Saturday afternoon. The local outfit was defeated however.
 Holy Communion Class
 The members of the class pre- pairing for their first holy com munion will receive instructions Thursday and Friday at 9 a. m. at the Immaculate Conception church in preparation for making their first holy communion at the 8:30 o'clock mass on next Sunday morn- ing.
 Twenty-four persons were ad- mitted to membership at the Easter Sunday morning services of the Plymouth Congregational church. Is by confession of faith and the others by letter or by their own recognizance. Those who were ad- mitted by confession were, Mrs Vera Jennie Catlin Goodwin, Charles Hubbard Goodwin, Mrs Smith, Raymond Carroll Smith. Lawrence Austin Traver, Harold Francis Blake. Richard Monroe Blake, Pauline Pollicita Brown, William Thomas Spargo. Nellis Ronald Rood, Donald Elton Brown. Frances Marie Axelby, Lois Delight Lackman; and Betty Hilder Hakan- son.
 Those who were admitted by let ter were Mrs Caroline $. Blake, Marcy avenue Baptist church, Brooklyn, N. r.; Mrs Grace M. Brown. South Killingly. Conn, Con- gregational church, James Warren Brown of the same. church, Mrs Elizabeth l.. Traver. Independence Christian church. Ashland. Va; Mrs Dorothy F.. Wadman, Thomaston Congregational church. Thomas ton; Mrs Fannie M. Hallock. First Presbyterian church, Richmond Hill, l.. l.; Theodore F.. Woodruff, First Presbyterian church, Matti- tuck, l.. l.; Joseph A. Campbell, St Johns Episcopal church, Water bury; Mrs Elizabeth Campbell, Church of England; Cecil Jeanette, daughter of MT and Mrs Lawrence Traver, baptist during the service. charge of breach of the peace and ,tlN