The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30

Edward Masayda, Marion Azoseley Thelma Dayton, Frank Dolfini, Doris Harrison.
 Voters Made
 At a meeting of the seIectmen and town cletrk held as a board oi registration duly warned for the purpose of the admission of electors at the town hall, October 10, the following persons qualified and were admitted as electors: Kenneth E. Anderson, George M. Allerton, Lou ise B. Allerton, Leoenard Allen, John B. Ande, Charles P. Atwood, Ruth Atwood, Ralph L. Benson, Josephine Benson, Marie A. E. Breault, Wil- fred Bellerive, Clara Barber, Fran ciS BeSancon, Gertrude Budd, Jos eph w. Baxter, Richard Barry, John Carley, Gwendolyn Catherman Forrest Catherman, Fanny M. Cur titss, Oliver I. Davis, Elsie Dicken- son, George Dubpernell, Grace H Dubpernell, { Charles Eisenwinter Raymond Ellis, Gertrude Ellis, Signe M. Ericson, FIilda Ericson, Harry N Ericsson.
 Ann Filippone, Prank R. Fox, John Felon, Mildred Goode, William Genest, Hazel F. Green, Carl E. Green, Mary Hresko, James w Hannon, Winston G. Hawley, Thom- as A. Kelley, Peter P. Kvietkos, Alice Lamphier, Hazel G. Lynn, Kenneth LaVigne, Virginia Metcalf, Ralph O Metcalf, John Marens, Jr., Lois Macken, Frank Mayer, Richard Mor- gan, Rev. Thomas B. McGarry, Will liam McFarlan, Gertrude A. Mo- Gowan, Gwendolyn Nugent, Sarah E. O'Neill, Francis Piatt, Florence N. Place, Harold Plumpton, Olive Plumpton, Thomas Quea, Mary s Quea, August Rosen, Matilda Rosen Wallace J. Race, Elizabeth Rice Marion H. Roger, David T. Roger Marigold Spencer, Winthrop Spen- cer, Ackley Shove, Elizabeth Shove Clifford Therraualt, Eva Tomaschyk Emma Mae Toffey, Richard Van Riper, Jr., Fred Wiegand, Ida Vie gand, Ila Mae White, James L. Ward, Marion R. Ward, Charles H Wells, Mary Wiltrakis, Arthur Wor- den, Jr., Robert E. Worden, Vera Wooding, Stanley c. Woodbury Ethel R. Woodbury, Joseph We'd zunas, Walter Weidemier, Foster Woods, Evelyn Woods.
 On October IT, the following were made voters: Middle Austin, Char lotte Anderson, Harold w. Anderson, Alice F. Austin, James P. Brophyi Rita Butler, Florence Butterfield. Barbara Billings, Joseph Bajorinas, Mary Czarasty, Frank Czarasty, Will liam Carew, Ann Cromwell, Mary A Canfeld. Edward Derouin, John Dobosz, Laura D. Everitt, Eileen Eustace, Anna M. Field, Orsala Guerrero, Edward Howard, Freder- ick w. Hooper, Jr., Anna c. Han- cock, William Kobryn, Bryan Keilty John J. Luke, EfIie H. Luke, Ther- esq Laneville, Eva Lafrenier, 1rma J Mellon, Margaret Marens, Ethel Mc- Carragher. George Palmatier, Flu gene Parisot, Josephine Perry, Ther- esq Rose, Lucy Spencer Skilton Walter Toffey, Justinas Valaitis, Mill dred ZanaYich, James Zanavich. Card Party
 The weekly card party of the Con- necticut Council of Catholic Women will be held this evening at St Johns school hall. . Supper for Visitors
 Visiting matrons' and patrons night will be held on November Il by the local chapter of then Order of Eastern Star. Supper will be members who are planning to at served the visitors at 6:30. Any tend the supper should notify Mrs Charles Venneau, chairman or the supper committee, or Miss Julia Lockwood by November 5.
 Following the supper the visiting matrons and patrons will i'll the chairs and take part in the 1nitia- tory work.
 Entertainment Planned :. The Methodist church choir will hold its seventh annual entertain ment on November in the church room. Tickets are now on sale. Ed ward Parks is in charge or the en- tertainment and an interesting pro- gram has been arranged.
 Delkescamp Funeral / Funeral services for Ulysses Del kescamp were held Thursday a1ter' noon at the home at 2 p. m. Int Rev. William F. Davis, Jr, ofnciated Burial was in the Evergreen ceme' tery. 4.
 The pallbearers were Leman At wood. Dudley Atwood and Walte' Malsch, all nephews of MT. Delkes- camp, and William Maton, Harvey Dutton and John Hollingworth members of the Townsend lodge ol odd Fellows, of which the deceased was member.
 Supper and Sale Planned Plans for their annual supper anc sale on November 18th were dis. cussed by the Ladies Aid society ol the Methodist church at their meet | ing on wednesday. Luncheon wal served at noon to about twenty members.
 Mrs. Peter Besancon is chairman of the supper committee. Othel members of the committee are: Mrs B. P. Huffdson, Mrs. Karl G. Winter Mrs. E. J. Ranslow, Mrs. Raymond Black. and Mrs. Mary Curtiss. Mrs William F. Davis, Jr., will be chair man of the fancy work booth. Int Young Women's auxiliary will sup ervise the grab bag and the canned fruits and jellies booth, and th' Standard Bearers Queen Esther SO ciety will have 8 booth for the sal' of home made candy
 The next meeting will be held or November 12, in the afternoon. Halloween Parties
 Miss Alice Baldwin entertained the members of her Sunday schoo class at Halloween party at he home, Wednesday evening. All tn'