The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-19

1ne SeWl~nOnInly meetlnR or the Tcrryville Aerie of Eagles will be held In their rooms in the Audi torium. this evening.
 St Marks Church
 The Ladies' Guild will meet Wednesday afternoon.
 The Mid-Week Lenten service will be held Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
 The candidates of the Girls Friendly Society will hold a lenten worship service in the Guild rooms. Friday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock.
 The, choir will rehearse Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock.
 The Mems Club will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs Clarence M. Chapman of Maple street, left this morning for Jacksonville, Florida to visit her daughter, Mary Jane Chapman, who is attending college in that city.
 Parties Rendered
 A birthday party was rendered Shirley Plosky and Joan Semrau at the home of Mir and Mrs Stanley Plosky of East Main street, Sum- day afternoon, the former observ- ing her 10th birthday while the latter observed her third birthday. Twenty seven little friends were in attendance with various forms of games being enjoyed.
 The house was prettily decorat- ed in gren and white in observance of St Patrick's Day. The little host esses were the recipient of many prety gifts from their guests.
 A dinner was served late in the afternoon with a birthday cake be- ing prepared for each of the girls.
 Class of instruction for the boys and girls will prepare for their first Communin at the Immaculate Conception church will meet Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday af- ternoons at 4 o'clock, with Rev Jo- seph Degnan conducting the in- Children over eight years of age are eligible to join the class.
 Mrs SkiltOn Honored
 A surprise birthday party was rendered Mrs Harold Skilton at her home on West Main street. Ply mouth, Saturday night. She was presented set of dishes and a birthday cake. Lunch was served.
 Those present were MT and Mrs Henry Curtiss, Miss Cora Roberts, Mir and Mrs Russell Roberts, Ghes- ter Roberts, Olive Roberts, Jean and MT and Mrs Sam uel Sanford. Harold Sanford, Earl Sanford and Dayton Salmon of MT and Mrs William Lindsley. Mir and Mrs Frank Baer, Edgar Brown. Miss Gertrude Wag- ner. Edgar Brown. Jr. MT and Mrs Charles Gallagher. Miss Madonna Gallagher, Miss Helen Schriener. MT and Mrs Joseph Campbell, Charles Goodwin. Mir and Mrs Kenneth Campbell. Kenneth Alvin Campbell, Lewis Skilton. George Skilton and MT andMrs Harold Sk,lton.
 Clement Sarachun. proprietor of the Eagle restaurant. has returned to his home on Main street from the Waterbury hospital where he was a patient for several weeks after an accident which occurred in the center of Plymouth.
 Deer Killed
 A handsome deer chased and badly wounded by dogs was shot afternoon by Game War den Ryan and others in the rear of the Masack Wood Turning Shop on the Bristol road. The leader of the dog pack which had chased the animal for some distance was captured and taken to the pound.
 With the frost coming out of. the ground. the rural roads throughout the entire town is breaking up and causing much inconvenience to those who are obliged to use them. Several of the streets have been undermined with large holes ap- bearing in the tar roads.
 Town trucks have been busy during the past few days in filling in the holes with sand and gravel awaiting warmer weather when the mud will dry up and work of oiling the roads are started.
 Meeting Tonight
 Mir Lane an official of the Tor YMCA will address the of the local Hi-Y club in the high school this evening.
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