The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-14
served which was In charge of Hans
Elsner and Stephen iGrousch.

served which was In charge of Hans
Elsner and Stephen Grousch.
Miss Margaret Malligan, treasur-
er Of the Hallden Machine COM
pany, is confined to her home in
Waterbury by injuries suffered in a
recent accident.
Mrs. Dunbar Ill
Mrs Wilbur Dunbar of Reynolds
bridge is a patient in the Bridge
port hospital Because Of her ILL
ness Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar returned
from their winter home In Melrose,
Fla, where they had planned to
spend the season.
Rev. Leonard E. Smith, rector of
Trinity church, was elected secre-
tary and treasurer of the Litchfield
County Archdeaconry at the annual
meeting Tuesday In st. Johns
church in Washington. He was also
appointed archdeaconary represen-
tative on department of missions of
the diocese of Conn. Rev. Floyd
Tompkins Of Washington and Rev.
Nugent Samwell of Oakville were
appointed to serve two years on the
literary committee. Archdeaconary
representatives on the diocesan de-
partment were appointed as fol-
lows: Rev. Thomas s. Cline of Wa
tertown, representative Of religious
education; Rev. K. L. Miller, Ca
naan, department social service;
Rev. Francis J. M. Cotter of Sha-
ron, dept. forward movement;
Frank; Appert of Torrington de-
partment budget and program.
Rev. Leonard E. Smith is today
attending an all day session of the
Department of Missions at the Do
cesar house in Hartford.
Sisters Installed
Grand Junior Mrs. Mabel Hem
derson assisted by Grand Manager
Mrs. Margaret Kindness, grand SEN
Tor Mrs. Celia Reichenbach and
past chief Mrs. Hilda Rein con-
Quoted the installation ceremonies
of Gasceon temple No. 8, Pythian
Sisters Tuesday evening. The foil
wing officers were indicted into Of
flee: past chief, Mrs. Dorothy Duff;
most excellent chief, Mrs. Marga-
ret Duff; excellent senior, Mrs. &C.
liza Reichenbach; excellent junior,
Mrs. Gertrude Beardslee; manager,
Mrs. Christine McColl; mistress of
records and correspondence, Mrs.
Anna Poit; mistress of finance,
Miss Elizabeth Duff; protector, Mrs.
Dorothy Shearer; guard, Mrs. Jane
Bothroyd.
Numerous floral bouquets were
presented Mrs. Margaret Duff In
compliment to her assumption OF
the office of most excellent chief.
Following the ceremonies a spa
ghetti supper was served, planned
by Mrs. Margaret Duff, Mrs. Dor
othy Duff and Mrs. Mabel Hender-
son.
To Tour Canada
Miss Frances Jillson daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jillson of Wa
tertoWn road, student at Westmin-
ster choir school in Princeton, N. J.
has left with other members of the
choir for two weeks tour of the
northern states and Canada.
DR.. Horance Warner who left
some time ago with Mrs. Warner to
spend the winter in st. Petersburg,
Fla, is patient in a hospital in
Social January 26
Plans were made at the meeting
Tuesday night of McGivney Circle,
Daughters Of Isabella, for the So
cial which will follow the meeting
of the Circle, Jan. %. Mrs. Mary
Ryan was named chairman of the
refreshment committee. Plans were
also made Tuesday night for the
public card party which will be
sponsored by the organization Feb.
8 at which bridge and pinochle will
be played.
F. l. Roberts was reelected pres
ident of the Thomaston National
bank at the annual meeting Tues
day afternoon. K. Kellogg Plume
was reelected vice president and M.
G. Guernsey, cashier. Directors re-
elected were the aforementioned
officers and r. l.. French and j.
Howard Roberts.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Trinity parish will entertain at
public pinochle party in the parish
rooms Friday afternoon. Playing
VIII start at 2:30 Awards in high,
second and low scores will be made.
WOLCOTT NEWS
Correspondents: Mrs. Louise
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