The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
CHESHIRE PLANS
 PAGEANT FRIDAY
Tercentenary Celebration to Be Capped By COlOn-
 iaI Dance

Nearly eight events are marked on the calendar of tercentenary observance the week of August 1z. busiest since the anniversary cele- bration began last April.
 Cheshire, Clinton with Killing worth, East Lyme and Westport list events through the week. Over the weekend celebrations are scheduled in Bethlehem, Brand ford, Griswold Guilford, Mystic, and Stafford combined with Union. On Saturday, August 17, Hamden holds ceremonies in a park de- dicated to it's most famous son, fn- ventor and pioneer industrialist. Eli Whitney.
 Friday is key day in Cheshire. East Lyme and Westport. "A "Gov- ernor's Banquet and Ball" begins at westport's Longshore Golf and Country club at S:30 p. nl., with the states chief executive and three members of his staff in att tednance. The pageant of Bride Brooke Marriage features the show in East Lyme. Cheshire's full day will be capped by a Colonial Dance.
 Reunions of the Ballard, Royce. Warner and Upson families will be held during the week.
 Tn Hartford on Thursday an ex- hibit of Connecticut prints opens in the Avery Memorial of the Wads- worth Atheneum; while the state library is adding general statutes of the state to its showing of print ed matter that includes almanacs and election sermons as well as maps and Illustrations of old houses held over from it's July shiwing.
 All manner of exhibits may be seen in westport during the week. Other towns offering local exhibi- tions include Bridgeport, where Polish, Hungarian and Italian groups present scenes and objects of their original homeland, East Lyme, Cheshire, Clinton, Milford, Bethlehem, Kent, with sherman and Gaylordsville, Lime Rock, Mys- tic and New Canaan. The shows at Kent and Lime Rock are by Art Associations and will remain open over. Labor Day.
 There are concerts Tuesday and Friday evenings at Deep River, finals of a state tercentenafy golf tournament at New Brit in Thurs day, and special Sunday church services at Cheshire, Clinton, XII. lingworth, Groswold, Groton, Nor walk and Woodstock, where exer- cises will be outdoors at "John Eliot Rock"
 Thursday, August IS
 Cheshire. August 15-August 1Ss inclusiye) Exhibition of old furni- ture, glass, pictures, boks, tools. and implements to Town Hall. Cheshire-Exercises at the Con- gregational church at 2:30 p. m with addresses, reading of historic cal papers and choral singing; sup per in dining room of Congrega- tionai church at 6 p. rn.; band con- cert on the green at 7:aO p. m.
 Friday, August 1e
 Cheshire--Papers on industries, agriculture nnd representative men in Roxbury schol theater at 10:3D a. m.; "Ye Ancient Town Meet ing' at 500 p. m: Paper "oHw Cheshire has kept abreast of the times" at 3:30 p. m.; Colonta, dance in the evening at Roxbury gymnasium.
 Cheshire---Exercises at the Rox.. bury school theater at 10 a. m. b. Alumni of, Episcopal Academy oi Connecticut; Alumni luncheon at Foxbury school dining room: march of the school children. cos tumed and dances picturing town industries in the afternoon at Rox- bury schol ball field, also folk dances, money musk, etc. by older children; band concert at Roxbury school ball field in the evening.
 Sunday, August IS
 Cheshire-Old Home Day in the towns i've churches.