The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-24
Park Street Hotel
 Fire Damage Small
Prompt Arrival of Firemen Prevents Serious Blaze
 Edna BarrOwCOugh Guest at Farewell Party
THOMASTON
ConespOudent-Aa Frank H MattoOn. Union st-TeL ISO

Thomaston, Mar. 24--The prompt arrival of the Thomaston fire de- partrnent to the Park Street hotel after fire was discovered on the roof about o'clock yesterday afternoon probably prevented a serious fire in the large wooden structure. The cOnfiagration which is thought to have started from sparks of debris being burned in an incinerator in the yard was confined to a small portion of the roof nj the rear cor Iier of the building with small re- sultant damage. Smoke coming from the burning wooden roof attracted the attention of neighbors and with in a short time the firemen were at the scene using chemicals to extin- quish the flames which gave promise for a few minutes of spreading over the shingled area.
 Miss Edna Barrowclough, teacher in Center school, who will assume her teaching duties in Manchester schools following the spring recess, Wh0 AiOLIOA kuCbb h1 6 Pul " ab IilC home of Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Wa ters of Tracy street recently. Two tables of bridge were in play at which Miss Barrowclough had high score and Miss Davida Blakeslee low Others guests were Miss Hazel Ames Miss Mabel Lincoln, Mrs. H. F. Brasseur, Mir. and Mrs. Otto Poit and R. N. Brown. Miss Barrow clough was presented a vanity case as remembrance gift of her friends in attendance.
 At Plainville Meeting
 Among members of Faith Rebekah Lodge, who attended Neighbors night of Martha Lodge in Plain- vile Monday night were Miss Mabel Lincoln, Miss Pearl Erickson. Miss Hazel White, Miss Lena Griffen, Mrs. George Buchanan, Mrs. John Braxl and Mrs. Hugh McColl.
 Alphone Brierc, 27, of Bristol driver of the car involved in the accident on the Torrington road on March 2, which resulted In the death of the Rev. Carl A. Stenholm of Waterbury, will appear in court here Friday night to answer to a charge of reckless driving preferred against him by Officer James P Ryan.
 The youth was arrested on March 10, previous to the death of the binister by the local officer at the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, where he was confined with injuries received in the ac- cident. Having been found crim- inally responsible in the death of the Swedish minister by Coroner Lester w. Schaefer of Winsted fol- loving an inquest conducted here 1a.t Thursday 1t is expected that pi obable cause will be found and that the youth, under bond will be bound over to high court at the hearing Friday night.
 A special meeting Of the conven- ton committee of Elisha Kellogg Camp No. 18, will be held in the Sens of Veterans rooms, Monday night at 8 o'clock.
 Tuesday night members of the Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary will entertain at public bingo party in their roorn3. Proceeds of the pa:ty will be added to the conven- ten fund.
 FiscO Fined
 Arraigned before Justice of the Peace James M. Scott in court hear yesterday afternoon Joseph Fisco 10, of Railroad street, was fined $25 on a breach of the peace charge and $5 on charge of intoxication. Add cd costs brought the total amount to $45.20 Thirty days in jail were also added to the latter charge. The ncnnacd mag taken fn IiLchfinld iall