The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07

of the cemetery.
 Machinery and other necessary equipment have been moved to the Bristol road, to finish a mile of in completed road work there. This road is located over what was once an Indian trail leading from Wa terbury, then known as Mattuck, to Pennington. It is probably the first road which was built from Wa terbury to Bristolw. Its present route is from Waterbury center to North Main street, to Bucks Hill to Spindle Hill in Wolcott, to the Fall Noun tain road in Bristol, where it joins the new Waterbury Bristol high way No. 69 and then into Bristol. The work is being done with town aid money. Upon the completion of this road, which will probably take about three weeks, the machinery will be moved to the Hitchcock lake district where work will be started on the East road, also known as the Mattatuck Country Club road. This is all in accordance with the pro- gram laid out by the town for road work this year.
 Congratulations! MT. and Mrs. Frederick Carl Moulthrop, of Cedar Lake will ob- serve their fiftieth wedding anni- versary Saturday, May 8. Mrs. Moulthrop, before her marriage 50 years ago, was Miss Ellen Rowe of Bristol. MT. Moulthrop is mem Der of one of Wolcott's older fam- ilieS.' He is one of the older mem bers of the well known Mattatuck drum band, having joined that or- ganization 50 years ago. MT. and Mrs. Moulthrop have one son, Irving R. Moulthrop.
 Jimmy Wester, son of MT. and Mrs. John Wester of the Woodtick road, was host to a group of friends who met in honor of his ninth birthday Monday afternoon. The found folks enjoyed games and also the birthday cake, decorated with the customary candles. The guests included Lois Avery, Jean Avery, Everton GarthWait, Dante Nigro, Bobby Began, Charlie McVerry, Doris Stango, Tommy Moynihan and Mrs. John Wester.
 The May meting of the Wolcott volunteer fire department will be held at the fire house on Central avenue Monday at 8 p. m. Chief Ed ward H. Pracny will preside.
 Teachers to Meet
 The teachers council of the Wood- tick chapel will meet at the home of the superintendent, Mrs. c. V. Badger, Monday at 7:30 p. m.
 Boy Scout troop 1 of Wolcott will meet with their scoutmaster, Alfred J. German, at the Woodtick school Friday evening at 7:30. A Mothers day program will be presented.
 Members of the Pilgrim choir are rehearsirg for a minstrel which they plan to give May 26. Mrs. Mar garet Northrop of Waterbury and Robert W. Tyrell, choirmaster, are coaching the group.
 Albert Peterson, as a member of the Christian Endeavor society of the Mill Plain church, attended a conference of that group held at Hartford, Saturday.
 Charles P. Browne was guest speaker at 8 meeting of the newly organized Parent Teacher associa- tion in Plymouth, which he and Mrs. Browne recently attended. Mr. Browne is president of the local P. T. A.
 Personal Mention
 Mrs. James Cameron is spending week with her sister, Mrs. Andrew Aitken of Danbury.
 Corrinne Bergen is spending va,- cation with her aunt, Mrs. Fred Moline and MT. Moline of Terry vile.
 Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Law renee Corcoran and MT. and Mrs. Frank Spray, all of Naugatuck, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Carl A. Peterson, of Spindle Hill.
 Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Norton of Spindle Hill were MT. and Mrs. August Ander- son and MT. and Mrs. Everett Fox of Forestville.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Winkler of Lewis avenue, were guests Satur- day of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Clark of East Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Peterson and daughters, Myrtle and Bernice, of West Haven, were guests of MT. and Mrs. John Kruse, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Norton have as their guest MT. Norton's nephed, Harold Fletcher of Plain- vile.
 Eight thousand railway men in England passed First-Aid examine