The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-06
W0LcOTT Correspondent, Mrs. Claude v. Badger-Tel. b.056g
GRANGE MEETING
 PROGRAM ENJOYED
Mrs. Frank German Acts as Lecturer; Home Eco.
 monies in Charge

At the Grange meeting Monday night, the Home Economies Com fnittee were in charge of the liter ary program which was presented. Mrs. Frank W. German was lec- turer due to the absence of Robert Tyrrell.
 During the meeting an invitation was accepted from the Rock Rim mon Grange in Beacon Falls, to be their guests on August 10th, on aIl outing, the destination Of which Is a secret. Miss Alca Ranger, Lady Assistant Steward, was appointed delegate to the Lecturers Confer- ence, at Connecticut State College, at Storrs. August 1920. Mrs. Henry L. Norton was appointed alternate.
 The program presented during tht evening IS as follows: Song, "1n the Garden; reading, "The Land of No Waste; Japan" Miss Sarah A. Browne; vocal solos, When Wear. Eyes Are Smiling, and "The Wear Ing of the Green, Mrs. Frank W. German; reading, The Days of Spe- cialiZation", Charlie DeHisSchop; reading, "Widow springgins's Beau" Mrs. Charles II. Tyrrell, encore, "The Cows Lament; paper, Home Eco- monies Creed, Mrs. Frank W. Ger man; reading on the milk trust, by George A. Warner; education game, conducted by Mrs. Henry L. Norton; reading, Why Venetian Blinds, Miss Sarah A. Browne; song Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party" Remarks by William Sanford, Master of Mad River Grange, and Miss Marjorie WaShburn, of Seakonk Grange, Sea- konk, Mass. After the meeting the married members were guests of the single members at the competitive supper. Nine grangers from Beth lehem were present.
 Mir and Mrs. Allan Provost, oi Spindle Hill, announce the engage ment and coming marriage, on Au- gust 18th, Of their daughter, Eunice Celia, to Howard Judd, Of Water. bury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Biagio Nigro, Of the Woodtick Road, celebrated their 2bth wedding anniversary, Tuesday evening, when they entertained Q few relatives and frisndS ct their home.
 Mrs. George Judd, and daughter, Mrs. Herbert Chase. Mir. Chase, and daughters, Nancy and Laura, of the East Bristol Road. attended the 18th annual reunion of the Judd family, at the home Of MrS. Eugene Taylor, in Marbledale, recently.
 The Hitchcock Lake Improvement Association, Inc. will meet at Moy- nihanS restaurant, tonight ct 0 o'clock.
 Wolcott Boy Scout Troop No. 1 will meet at tho home of Scout Master, Alfred J. German, on the East Bristol Road, tonight at 7:3o o'clock.
 The Wolcott Volunteer Fire De. pertinent will meet Monday, August eth, at 6 D. m.
 Mrs. Louis A. Moss, of the Nichols Road, took the boat trip, Tuesday, via the Richard Peck, from Bridge port to New York city. She waS accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth Han. lon, Mrs. Floyd Drake, Mrs. Roy Foubert, and Mrs. Joseph Qalipeau, Of Waterbury; and Mrs, Mary Sulli- van, Of Boston.
 Mrs. Evander Roots. and daughter, Marcia, with Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Of Morris, were recent guests of Mrs. Roots parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Rogers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Bucari and son, Terrence, of old Forge, Penna, visited friends in town recently. The Bucari,S formerly resided in Wood- tick Center.
 Mrs. Edward Floss, of White Plains, New York, Is visiting with her cousin. Mrs. Earl R. Snyder, on the East Bristol Road.
 Mrs. Minnie c. Hitchcock, of Gar rigus Court, was the guest Of her brother, Professor Harry darriguS and Mrs 0arrigus, at Connecticut State College, during Farm and Home Week.
 Mrs. Louis A. Moss, attended a farewell party Wednesday given at the home of Mrs. Joseph dalipeau, of Waterbury, in honor of Mrs. Mary Sullivan, who Is returning to her home in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hubbell, of Waterbury, are living with MT. Hub- bells aunt, Mrs. William Durkee, and Mir. Durkee at Garrigus Court.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Snissen and daughter. Claire, of Greenpoint, L. l., are visiting Mrs. Snissen'S brother, Henry Tegler and Mrs. Tegler, on Brooks Hill.
 Mrs. Prank Dutil, and daughter, Ruth, Of Waterbury, were guests ot Mir. and Mrs. Walter c. Smith, Of Bucks Hill. Thursday.