The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
SHOWER IS HELD
 AT TRACY HOME
Given in Honor of Dorothy Chamberlain - Grange
 Visits Mad River Unit
WOLcOTT Correspondent, Mrs. Claude V. Badger-Tel. B.0b0o

Miss Dorothy Chamberlain of Waterbury, was guest of honor at 6 shower given by Miss Anna Lau and Mrs. Earl Tracy ct Mrs. Tracy's home on the Woodtick road satur. day. Miss Chamberlain is to marry Lawrence Pichard, August 2sth. The guest of honor was given Q gift of silver. Those present were Misses Dorothy Chamberlain, Anna Lau, Elizabeth Flynn, Anne Lewis, Mar celle Grasseler, Jean Gardner, Elea- nor Robbins, Agnes Planning, Anne McClery, Anna Woitke, sigrid Han sen, Eileen Pedersen. Mathilde Gross, Gertrude Lewis, Miriam Chamber lain, Mrs. E. A. Schneider, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Bragg, Mrs Joseph Doran, Mrs. Thomas Keegan, Mrs. Harold Hogan, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Fred Hedman, Mrs. William Murray. Mrs. Philip Mills. Mrs. Otto ZienS, Mrs. Margaret Irvine, MB. Robert Clark, Mrs. Henry TCoker, Mrs. Alfred David, Mrs. PIerce Casper. Mrs. George Lynch, Mrs. Warren Chamberlain and Mrs. Earl Tracy.
 Grange Visitors
 Members Of the Wolcott Grange who visited the Mad River Grange Thursday are as follows: Mir. and Mrs. If. L. Norton, Howard E. Rob- erts, Mrs. William E. Tyrrell. Rob- ert Tyfreli. Byron Loucks, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ranger, AlSa Ranger and Charles and Hulda DeBisschop.
 Currency Shower
 Mrs Elmer Hoffman. of Terry vile, gave currency shower at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs James Bergen, in honor of Mrs. Florence Atkinson. Those present were Mir and Mrs. Joseph Bergen Of West Haven, MT. and Mrs. George RanSlow. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Blr- melt. Mir. and Mrs Floyd Cameron, Mir. and Mrs. Horald Bergen. Mir. and Mrs. James Bergen, MLH Flor enec Atkinson, James Hoffman, Ed- ward Bergen, Gerald Bearor, and Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Hoffman. Miss Atkinson is to Dc married to Ed- ward Bergen on August i4th.
 Fines Issued
 At town court. Thursday night, the following men were fined; Robert Y. Esty of Everett. Moss, was fined ei0 and costs of 97.00 on charge of violation of the rules of the road. Joseph Rogan, of 30o Woodlawn street. Bristol. had charge Of violation of the rules Of the road nolled on payment of costs of $500 Fred Ware, Of I'll Chapen street, Hartford. was fined ei and costs of si0,0b on the charge Of overlooking passenger car. I
 Bridge Club
 Mrs. Louis A. Moss Of the Nichols road, entertained the members of her bridge club at combined bridge party and picnic Friday afternoon. The group played bridge. tennis and had picnic lunch during the afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlon. Mrs. Floyd Drake, Mrs. Roy Foubert, Mrs. Joseph Galipeau, Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Boston, and Mrs Louis 4. Moss. High bridge score was won by Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlon.
 Charles D. Myngheer and Francis Mullen. of Waterbury, spent the weekend at Hyde Park, Vermont, where they visited MT. Myngheers relatives, Mir. and Mrs. c. v. Badger. The Every Day Charity circle of the Kings Daughters will meet At tho home of Mrs. 3. L. Frisblo Thursday. August 9th,
 A delegation from the Woicott Grange attended tho Excelsior po- mona picnic ct Lake Quassapaue Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles c. Rogers, director of the Wolcott division of the New Haven County Farm Bureau, spent Thursday at Connecticut State cole lcge, at storrs, it being farm and home week.
 William Hahn of New Britain, has returned home after spending c few days with his aunt, Mrs. Grant W. outtrim of the Woodtick road.
 Mrs. Frank W. German and daughters, Orissa. Lorraine and Constance, visited her mother, Mrs. Eva Wingertsman in Willimantic, Thursday.
 Audrey outtrim of the Woodtick road, is visiting her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Bassett, sr., ip New Britain.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Moss, and kxs. August Franek, of Waterbury, Aslted MT. and Mrs. Louis A. Moss ( lf1e Nichols road Friday.
 Fred C.. Flint Is ill at the homo of MT. and Mrs. Grant W. outtrim