The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
WOLCOTT NEWS Correspondent; Mrs E.0uise Snyder-I)el Bs0t2o
'SELECTNIEN PLAN
 MEETING MONDAY
Remaining ScOviIl Dam Road and BuiIding Per.
 init Discussion


 A special town meeting has been called by the seiectman, El- mer Coe for Monday night at 7:3D at the, town hall. The matters of remaining the Scovlii dam road and the question of issuing building permits will be brought tip at this meeting. The adjourned town meeting wflr be called for at s D.. m. the same evening.
 Mir and Mrs Walter Wilson were recent guests at the home of Mir and Mrs Hungerford Of Woodtick Center.
 Church services will be held at the Center Congregational church at Wolcott Center Sunday nnorn- ing at II o'clock. Rev Wiley Scott will officiate.
 At Legislature
 First Selectman Elmer Coe, Berkley L. Frisbie, Philip J. Du- haime, Clifford Mallard, James Bergen and Earl R. Snyder were guests of Representative Claude V. Badger and Martin J. Whaleu. chairman Of the republican town committee at the state capitol in Hartford Wednesday. They at- tended a hearing of the committed on roads, bridges and rivers to sup port the bill introduced by Rep Claude Badger for the continuation of the present Woodtick road to the Bristol town line. where. 1t will connect with the new Kings For est highway.
 :, Double windows have been put on the dance hall at the Fair Grounds and the interior has been remodeled. The Wolcott >Agricui- ture society are sponsoring a St Patriclk's dance at the hall March 16. There will be seven docr prizes. The committee in charge includes Theodore Schroeder, Ed ward Garthwait, Alnajor Conneil, Joseph Lanouette and Chrales Tyrrell.
 Plans and preparations for the second. annual banquet of the Young Mems Republican club at the Hitchcock Fish and Game club March. 21st, have been completed and tickets have been placed on sale.
 To Start Garden Club 7 Warren E. Crockett, county club garden leader, and Tilford Cox, garden specialist at the Connecti- cut State college, met at the home of Mir and Mrs Homewood Tues day evening in, regard to starting the garden club anew. The next meeting is to be April 10 and plans will be made in preparing gardens. Those present were Robert DeBis- schop, James Homeward, Arthur Peterson, Albert Peterson, Richard Homeward, Alvin Homeward and Rev Wiley Scott. Lunch was also served during the evening.
 MT and Mrs F. J. Duhaime at- tended 8 card party at the home of MT and Mrs Henry Montana bault of the Meriden road Thurs day evening. F v <
 The Young Peoples club will meet in Beecher Memorial Hall Sunday evening at 7:3O. o'clock.
 Card Party Tuesday
 The Womens' Club will hold a card party at tho home of Mrs Ed : ward Sconille on Todd road Tues day afternoon.
 y Mrs Rose Klitka, Betty Baldwin, Helen Mraz and Anne GeIbogis, attended the Connecticut Food and Dairy Consul held in Hartford on Tuesday, also visited the Home for Feeble Minded in Mansfield. 4
 Harold Fletcher of Plainviile is spending. the week with hjs uncle, Henry Norton and Mrs Norton of Spindle Hill.
 Miss Marion Moseley of Water- town has been spending the past week with MT and Mrs Alfred German.
 The regular weekly meeting Of Scout Troop No IF will be held this evening at 7:15p. m. at the Wood- tick school. :.