The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
Yankee Division

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parade In Thomaston Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock meet at the
legion rooms In town hall, at
o'clock. All members are TO wear
their dress uniforms and YD caps
A turkey supper for the members
and their families will be held In
the legion rooms, November II.
A large delegation OF local men,
bers are planning 10 attend the
state meeting In Winsted Sunday
afternoon with the members to leave
the legion rooms at o'clock.
Rummage Sale
A rummage sale will be held to-
day In the old postofiice rooms In
Plymouth by the auxiliary OF ST.
Peters Episcopal church.
December Meeting
The December committee for ST..
Peters Episcopal parish club, Mrs
william Nichols ST., Mrs. William
Nichols, Jr., and Mrs. Frank Baer
will hold q public bunco party In the
parish rooms on November 10. Az
that party the November committee,
which consists OF Mrs. Henry HaW-
kins, Mrs. Elgie Galpin and Mrs
Homer Hawley, will give o turkey
away.
Card Contest
The first session In the 3eries OF
45 contests TO be played between
the l2-men teams captained by John
J. Ryan and Leo Guard will be
played tomorrow evening In the fire
house on North Main street. Mr..
Ryans team won nc town cham
pionship the past three years.
~ Hold Dance
The Dad and zip Art club OF
Terryville high school will hold n
dance In town hall Friday after
noon between the hours OF 4 and o
with music by the high school Or
chestra. The proceeds will be added
TO the Art club treasury.
Local Couple On Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Cox OF
Crescent street, left Thursday for
q six weeks trip TO the west They
will take the northern route TO
Colorado and will tour south
throug the Grand Canyon TO Arizo-
ma where they will spend some time
visitingn Sister Eloise, an aunt OF
Mr.. Cox, who Is n nurse In a Phoe-
nix, Arizona hospital. Returning
east, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox will travel
through the southern states.
TO Hold Gard Party
A public card party for the bene-
Mt OF the Terryvills high school
Girls Basketball team will be given
at town hall. Monday evening, No
vember 10. Refreshments will be
served. The public Is invited 10 at
tend and make up their own parties,
Expresses Appreciation
As president Of the Young Demo-
cratic club, ] wish TO express to the
people of Plymouth my sincere graf
titude for their vote OF confidence
they have registered In behalf of the
democratic party.
To the senators and representa-
tives who will represent us at Hart
ford and in Washington your ap-
probation can be returned by rep
resenting the people, regardless OF
political faith, and not for any par
tcular individual or individuals
Let us all have In mind Lincoln's
idea with malace toward none,
with charity for all"
JAMES A. SWICKLAS,
President Young Decomatic club.
Perfect attendance at Plymouth
Center school for October, Grades
IL. follows:
Grade / - Robert Nichols, DON
aid Norton, Harry Pergoda, Roger
Wadman, Betty Haynes, Livia Ser
ra, Bernice Subtitle.
Grade II Arthur Hine, Anna
Galiada, Mary Galiada, Julia jean
ne Hutchinson, Lois Mellor, Julia
Ryan. Charlotte Sheppard, Cecil
Traver.
Grade III - Robert Haynes, John
Ososki, Jeanne Barney. Margaret
Blake, Norma Blakeslee. Kathleen
Kimball, Rita Ryan. Alta Spargo.
Grade Nv - Walter Alexander,
Beryl Ames, Olga Belonick, Caroline
Blake, Jean Blake, Priscilla Buell.,
Thelma Spargo, Jean Subtitle.
Grade v - John Belonic, Lloyd
Blake. Frank Blakeslee. Robert Hall
Edward Mackiewicz. Gertrude Buell..
Joan East. Antoinette SeYa, Mary
Sierra, Esther Spargo, Mildred Gal
pin.
Grade Nv Raymond Alexby
Irene Cook.
Grade VII Margaret Delameter
Dorothy Nichols. Nancy Sierra. Ar
lene Anderson. Eleanor Delameter
MARY Parucznick. Alice Ryan, Betty
Ryan.
Grade VIII Michael Beloni' \,
John Scopino. Clifford sheldon
John Wagner. Ralph North, James
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