The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-27
LAND OWNERS
 ASSN HOLD OUTING
l5O in Attendance; Trav. eIogue Talks Announced
 at Sunday School
WoLcoTT

Weather and oil other conditions were favorable for the fourth an- nual outing and field day of the Wolcott Land owners Protective as- sociation, Inc, which was held on the Wolcott fair grounds, Saturday. About i60 were in attendance. The event opened with c dinner, which was served in the exhibition hall and which was followed by on afternoon of sports. Boy Scout troop of Vol. colt, with It's scoutnaster, Alfred J. German, were guests of the associa- ton. The childrens events were in charge of Ralph darthwalt, assisted by Alfred J. German. Winners in these events were: Girls under 10 years, Corrinne Bergen; boys under 10 years, Everton darthWait; over 10 years, Lois Bergen, Richard Ber- gen; peanut race--girls under 10, tied between Jean and Janet Sparks: boys under 10 EVerton Qarthwait; girls over 10, Dorothy Qarthwait; little tots, Janet Bergen; boys over 10, Jack oarthwait; bag blowing contest, winning team, Clifford oer- man, Teddy Atwood, Philip Wilson, Richard Holnewood; shoe contest, girls, Corrinne Bergen; boys, Joseph darthwait, Richard Bergen; dart game, boys, Philip wilson, Alvin Homewood; girls, Betty Bergen, Rena stamatelon; men, Robert Beckwith, Robert Winters; quiots, Alfred J. German, Byron Loucls; archery, men, Fred Nodine, Robert Beckwith; women, Mrs. Roy Nun. son, Mrs. Robert Beckwith; bean bag throw, Harry KumAnsly, Json sparke, Arlene Grant; baseball throw by women, Mrs. Grant Out. rifnm; rolling pin throw at dummy, Mrs. Gordon Culver, Mrs. Grant w: Outromfri, Mrs. Harry R. Bergen, Mrs. Lillian Hitchcock; dart game, ladies, Mrs. Roy Munson, Mrs. Grant W. Outrimm. Iii the evening birlgo was played.
 The committee to whom credit for the success Of the event Is due Wtre: Sports, Earl Sparks, Ralph 0arth- wait, Fred Moline. Refreshments, Roy Munson, John J. Qarrigus, Rob. ert Beckwith, Gordon Culver, Ed- ward QArthwalt, Albert E. Grant, J. Arthur Bergen, Clifford Willard. Chances, Charles D. Winters, Harry E. Cole, William J. Klitka and Cor. don Culver.
 Traveloguc Talks
 At the openinR RerVice of tha Woodtick Sunday school, the last of series of "rravelogue Talks" was given by Mrs. Charles II. Tyrrell, who gave Rn interesting talk on Q trip to Atlantic City. Next Sunday will Do Library Sunday" when the beginning of c library will be made. Each family having c pupil in the school is asked to donate b suitable book. This will be the nucleus of the library, to which other books will be added from time to time. Robert Wilson and Hubert Avery will be in charge. Plans are being made fer an entertainment to be given Wed- neSday, October 27. Mrs. Edward Qarthwait has been appointed aS. Sistant organist.
 Boosters Night
 The public is invited to attend the annual "Boosters' night" ct the local Grange, Thursday night. Miss Aica Ranger, who is il charge of the en- tertainrnent has arranged c most pleasing program. Refreshments which will be served ct the close Of the program will be ifl charge of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Ranger and MT. and Mrs. o. Nelson Cole. All Grange officers are to meet ct the hall Tuesday evening for c third md fourth degree rehearsal. Local mefn- berB who attended the Moonlight epree", given by Rock Rimnlon Grange Wednesday night, were Rob- ert O. Wakelee, Misses Elizabeth ]. Warner, Hulda DeBiAschop, Marion Herman and Charles DeBisschop, George A. Warner, Byron Loueks, Howard D. Roberts.
 Society Entertained
 Mrs. William T. Leggett of Dun- ker Hill entertained . group of members of the Bunker Hill WcEn- ems society ct her cottage ct Hitch- cock lake, Wednesday. A picnic dine ner was served out-of- -doors. Those present were: Mrs. Louis Butterfleld, Mrs. Ralph Webb, Mrs. William Tal- colt, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs. Theron Farnham, Mrs. William Curtiss, Mrs. Samuel Lincoln, Mrs. William Platt, Mrs. Dudley Beach, Mrs. Theresa Bario, Mrs. Eugene Rogers, Mrs. Earl Atwood, Mrs. Albert Loeffler, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Leggett.
 Observe Birthday
 Mrs. Louis Moss of the Nichols road entertained ct her home on the Nichols road, Tuesday night in hon- or of MT. Moss birthday. The party included MT. and Mrs. Joseph Moss, MT. and Mrs. John Kuhliman, MT. and Mrs. Henry Traver, Mrs. Tillie Franek, Miss Celeste Moss and Mir. and Mrs. Louis Moss.
 Oiling Roads
 6electmen J. Arthur Bergen and Elmer Coe are in charge of the work of oiling the roads. Oiling of the Wolf Hill road and of Che Nichols road from the intersection of the