The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-22
Annual Rep6rt Made

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 Annual Report Made
 The annual report was given by the secretary and treasurer at the annual meeting of the ;Bristol-Ter- ryville- -Thomaston Pigeon Club at the home of Edwin Kilner in Reyn- olds Bridge Sunday evening. It showed the club in the best finan- cial standing in four years.
 The following officers were elect- ed: President, John Ellis, Oakville; vice president, Otto Hoffman, Ter ryville; Secretary, Edward Kilner; treasurer, Fred Parke, Reynolds Bridge; Race committee. Alfred Rousseau, John Blum and Walter Away; Press committee, Filfred Riendeau, and Fred Parke.
 The meeting voted to award POO gallons of oil at a meeting Feb- ruary 1, the proceeds to be used in securing new shipping crates.
 Old Bird Race Diplomas were awarded as follows: Otto Hoffman, two, firsts: and one second; Edwin Kilner, two firsts: and two seconds; John Ellis, one, first; John Blum, one first and two seconds Walter Away, one second; The average speed diploma was awarded to Ed win Kilner.
 Young bird race diplomas were a aVsAn nA three firsts; John Blum. two first and two seconds; Walter Away, one, first: Alfred Riendeau, two, seconds; Fred Parke, one, second; average speed, Alfred Riendeau.
 A special prize of $10 for the Seal of Velocity prize, awarded by the Racing union, was given John Ellis.
 Two new members were voted in Daniel Curtiss of Thomaston and Michael Hollis of Plainville, making the membership of the club, II.
 Students Home From College
 The following Terryville students at colleges have arrived at their homes to spend the Christmas re- cess.
 John Blum, Connecticut State college at his home on West Main street; Eugene Purring, Connecticut state college with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Burlington, Meridian street, Pequabuck; Miss Laura Susan Wood, Skidmore col- legc, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Josiah Wood.
 John Cox, Jr., student at Suffield school is spending the recess with his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Cox of Crescent Heights.
 Stuart Mathes of the University of Wisconsin is spending the holi- days with his father, Willard Mathes.
 Edmund Atwood, student at Suf- field School, is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry Atwood of Maple street.
 Robert Tolles, student at the Un- iversity of New Hampshire, is spending the holidays with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. B. H. Tolles of Orchard street.
 Miss Stefanie Letitia, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrew J. Letitia of West Main street Is enjoying @ few days vacation from her studies at Connecticut State College; Miss Helen E. Mathes, a student at Con- necticut State college Is spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Mathes of Prospect street.
 Bernard McDonough, student at Duke University is the guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas McDonough of Hillside Park.
 Miss Betty Lawton, student at St. Joseph College, Hartford is the guest of her. parents, Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. LAwton.
 Carleton Mathes, student at the Harvard School of Law is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Mathes of Prospect street.
 Funeral This Morning
 The funeral of Frank E. Rohe, 37, was held from the funeral home of James Dunn, Bristol, this morn- ing at 8:30 o'clock and in the Im- maculate Conception church at g o'clock where solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Joseph Degnan. Burial was in the family plot in St. Mary's Cemetery.
 Frank E. Rohe was born here and lived here all his life. He was found dead Sunday afternoon by his bro ther, George Rohe of Hillside Park, seated in his car in his garage. Death was announced as asphyx- iation by medical examiner, Dr. Richard J. Law.on. He stated the man had been dead for several days.
 Neighbors in the vicinity reported they had not seen Rohe since Tues- day.
 He is survived by brother, George Rohe of Hillside Park; two sisters Mrs. Leo J. Rondeau of Bristol and Mrs. Raymond Linnell of South Main street.
 Christmas Party Tonight
 Students in the Terryville eve- ming school will hold a Christmas party in the school this evening with the program presented by the pupils in the East Main street school It will consist of Christmas poems, carols and a short play.
 Following the program, games will be enjoyed with a grab bag planed and refreshments served.
 The evening school will close this evening for the Christmas recess and will reopen Monday evening. January 4.
 The public and high school will close Wednesday for the Christmas recess, reopening Monday. January 4. Christmas programs will be en- joyed in the various grade rooms Wednesday.
 Christmas Party
 A Christmas party will be held in the high school building this eve- ming at 2 o'clock by the Tri-Y Club who have issued an invitation A -A Nr .f. .l. A. k.a