The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-07
Charles Winters Is
 Host To Boy Scouts
Those Unable to Make Janboree Trip Entertained By Todd Road Resident-New Court Officers Sworn In
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Correspondent: Mrs. Claude V. Badger-TeL S-oSs9

Wolcott, July 7.-Those members of Boy Scout Troop Mo- l, who were unable to attend the jamboree at Washington, D. C., were entertained by Charles D. Winters at his home on the Todd road. After picnic supper, the boys took part in com- titive games under the direction of Scoutmaster Alfred J. German. The Boy Scouts present were Robert Winters, Edgar Duhaime, John Campbell, Jack Garthwait, Walter Garthwait, Everton Garthwait, James Stamatelon, Frank Weber and Alfred J. German, ScoutmaSter. Members of the scout committee and others present were Lyman At wood, Edward A. Garthwait, Mrs. Alfred German, Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Garthwait, MT. and Mrs. c. Nelson Cole, MT. and Mrs. William Peck, MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Winters, and Mrs. Charles H. Tyrrell.
 The new officers of the Wolcott court have been sworn into office. They are judge, Harold L. Logan; deputy judge, Albert Affeldt; prosecutor, Henry L. Norton; deputy prosecutor, Franklin H. Browne; probation of- ficer, Elby T. Moulanger and juvenile probation officer, Mrs. Eva M. Tyr rell. These newly appointed officers take over the offices formerly held by Claude V. Badger, Harvey Hor- ton, Carl A. Peterson, Martin J. Whelan, Louis A. Moss, and Mrs. Louis Venter.
 Carnival July 12
 Members of the Wolcott volunteer fire department will meet Thursday at p. m. During the week the men will spend much of their spare time preparing the booths for the carnival which will be held July 18th to 17th. The general committee in charge of the carnival is as follows: Edward H. Pracny, Edward R. Theriault, Ed ward A. Garthwait, William J. Klitka, John Carlson and William A. Duschatt. The subcommittee are as follows: Committee on novelties and attractions, John Carlson, Glenn Bunker, Paul MacMillin, William J. Klitka and Albert Affeldt; raffle committee, Edward R. Theriault, Clarence Martell, John J. Bergin and Edward H. Pracny; grounds and decorations, Edward A. Garthwait, Charles H Tyrrell, Joseph Winkler, and Louis Archambault; booths, Will liam J. Klitka, William McKenna, Matthew Donnelly, Alexander M. Grant, ST., Francis Grove, Albert Clarke, Carl Book, Aram Benoit, Charles Cowles; parking and traffic, William A. Duschatt, Gordon Culver and Arthur Warrington.
 The Ever-Better All Garden club will meet at the home of the presi- dent, Charles Gibson, on Tairview avenue, July 14th, at 7:30 p. m.
 Bible School Closes
 The Wolcott Vacation Bible school, under the general supervi- sion of Rev. Orin E. Dice, held its closing meeting Friday Mrs. Howard R. Kraft was in charge of the pre- school children; Charles H. De- Bisschop, older boys; Mrs. Orin E. Dice, older girls; and Rev. Orin E. Dice conducted the worship services and was general supervisor of the school. Those children who attended were Constance Bergman, Joan Anne Bergen, William Bergman, Frank Ciccio, Marion French, Myr- tie French, Charles French, Edith Bronson, Josephine Bronson, Rich ard Homewood, Alvins Homewood, Robert Kraft, Charles Kraft, James Ruggles, Catherine Ruggles, Agnes Seward, Edna Woodin and Helen Webber.
 James Cunningham presided at the July meeting of the Hitchcock Lake Improvement association Fri day night at MoyEihan's. Henry Beckwith was admitted to the asso- citation as a new member. It was de- cided to have an outing later in the summer and the following commit tee was appointed: John Carlson, James Cunningham, Albert Affeldt, Matthew Donnelly, Frank Franek and Robert Grant.
 Steak Supper
 Rev. Allen Fairbank, pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational church and Mrs. Fairbank, were guests of honor at a steak supper given by MT. and Mrs. William T. Leggett at their summer home at Hitchcock Lake, recently. Those present were MT. and Mrs. William Runk, MT. and Mrs. William Curtiss, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Loeffler. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ruggles. Rev. and Mrs. Allen Fairbank, and Mir. and Mrs. William T. Leggett.