The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-17
MIDDL.EBURY
Correspondent Rose Jordan
Telephone 4-0743
DESSERT BRIDGE
PROVES SUCCESS
Twenty-Five Tables in
Play-ROundup Held
Yesterday

A Dessert bridge, sponsored by
the Women's Missionary Society
of the Congregational church was
held at Tavern Rosane Thursday
afternoon. Twenty-Five tables were
in play. Gu tot town guests pres
ent were Mrs w. b. Knapp, Nal
gatuck; Mrs w. B. Hotchkiss,
woodbury.; Mrs C. w. Stewart, Mrs
w. eager, Mrs B. Bailey. Mrs E.
Amberg, Mrs. A. A. johnson, Mrs
c.. H. Newswanger,. Mrs H. M.
Kopp, Mrs, p. B. Elmore, Mrs
Omar Diles, Mrs Joseph Telford,
Mrs Arthur Gross, Mrs Albert
Sault, Miss Elizabeth Kendall, Mrs
J.. e. Plat, Mrs 1. F. Chapman,
Mrs r. E. Wilmot, Mrs A. G.. Plat,
Mrs George Benham, Mrs Helen L.
Clark, Mrs Lewis E. Longee, Mrs
Gladys Joslin, Mrs Arthur Gospel,
Mrs James Alcott, Mrs Arthur
Barnard. Mrs John Morgan, Mrs
James Kane, Mrs George White.
Mrs Charles Brazil, Mrs. L. o.
Benham, Mrs Harold Ford, Mrs
Henry T. Wayne, Mrs r. D. Wor-
dell, Mrs William Van Tassell, Mrs
T. L. Van Norden, Mrs G. H. Beere,
Mrs c. C. Shee, Mrs L. H. French,
Mrs william H. Corbin, Mrs F. M.
Stibbs, Mrs Robert III. Walker, Mrs
Elton H. Burritt, Mrs Edmund
Spicer, Mrs Frank L. Squires, Mrs
Louis Schuster, Miss Alicia Rob-
'erts, all of Waterbury.
From WATERFOWL, Mrs Charles
L. stevens, Mrs Leman Atwood,
Mrs Seymour Smith, Mrs Justin
Smith, Mrs Herbert S. Dayton, Mrs
Merritt Atwood, Mrs Bronson
Lockwood, Mrs Arthur G. Evans,
Mrs E. B. Ripley.
From Middlebury, Mrs Robert
H. Dean, Mrs F. j. Harrison, Mrs
Arthur S. Judd. Mrs George l..
Dexter, Mrs Robert NJ. Fem, Miss
Jennie O'Neil, Mrs James Millard,
Mrs Ross Salisbury, Mrs William
q. Baker, Mrs Ira w. Stevents, Mrs
Rodger N. Cooke, Mrs George
Baeder, Mrs Frank Luddington,
Mrs Edmund Jones, Mrs Owen
Proulx, Mrs Charles Herper, Mrs
Howard B. Smith, Mrs Phillip
johnson, Mrs James A. Tyler, Miss
Mary L. Tyler, Mrs w. w. For
man, Mrs Albert G. Clark, Mrs w.
L. Plat, Mrs E. Stewart Clark, Mrs
HI. A. Delvy, Mrs Thomas Fannnig,
Mrs William Fromm and Mrs d. A.
Rinaldi.
Unable to Speak
Due to 1llrfess Seth Lou Pier
pont, who was scheduled to speak
on the Tercentenary program at a
meeting OF the Middlebury Parent
Teachers Association at the Center
school auditorium May 22nd, will
he unable to do so. G. Fred ABB
bolt will speak on Middlebury's
part in early Connecticut history.
Mrs John Hornbecker is in charge
of the program.
The summer rounding for chill
dren entering school this fall was
held at Center school Thursday
and conducted by DR. Haskell OF
the state Board of Health in Hart
ford, substituting for DR. Eligabeth
Ingraham, who is i'll. She was
assisted by dental hygienist, a
nurse from Hartford, and the local
school nurse, Mrs Klitka. The
children examined were John
wells. Randolph Duphiney, Leon
ard Ford, Nils Malmberg, Joan
plant and Harland Croker from
Bradleyville district. FROM the
Genter, Richard Hornbecker., David
Smith, Raymond Caligan, Cincio
Perrin, Robert Knowlton and Sally
Engle. Six others We're absent
due to measles. Middlebury Par
ent-Teachers Association, Mrs
John Hornbecker, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs Robert Croft, spon-
sored the affair. Transportation
was in charge of Mrs Whitman
Rorden and Mrs Asahel Gibson.