The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Good Will Lodge To
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Parent.Teachers Convene Tomorrow-Pride of Welch Plans Musical Comedy-Bible Class to Hear Wiberg
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Waterville, Nov. 8 - A regular meeting of Good Will Lodge. No 54, Knights of Pythias, will be helt this evening at 6 o'clock ct FTater, nity hall on Boyden street.
 Chancellor Commander EdwlY Wilke will preside. Important bts. mess will be considered.
 Meeting Tomorrow
 The Parent Teacher Association will hold its monthly business meet. ing tomorrow afternoon at 2:3t o'clock in the gymnasium oi sprague school. All mothers are h. vited to attend. Mrs. Ralph Caring. ton, president, will preside.
 The Ladies Aid Society of St Michael's church will hold a bus. mess meeting this evennig at 7:3t o'clock at the home ot Mrs. Joh: Lynch of Boyden street. It will b. followed by 6 pot luck supper.
 Rehearsal Planned
 The Pride of Welch Circle, Com panions of the Forest will hold ( rehearsal Tuesday evening for { musical comedy, which will be pre- sented by them, ct e date to be de- cided upon later.
 The rehearsal will be held ct For esters' hall on Hanover street, at o'clock. As there are places to b filled In the chorus, an invitation Is extended to young women l years and older who would like [ join in putting on this show. Plan Holiday Program
 The Casper 6. Davls, Aimerical Legion, will hold c meeting Tuesda! evening at 8 o'clock at Fraternit! hall on Boyden streetA Planes wil be discussed for the participation o the Post in the Armistice Day ac. tivities.
 The Casper s. Davis, American Legion, Fife, Drum and Buglt Corps will hold meeting thi! evening, 7:30 o'clock at the spragus school gymnasium. Plans for tht Arnistice parade Thursday evening in Waterbury will be made.
 To Work In Boston
 Andrew Bell, Junior vice-com. mander. of the Casper 8. Davis American Legion Post left today for Boston, Massachusetts where ht will begin tomorrow, his employ. ment with an electrical engineering concern In that city. His residence in Waterville, has been on Cooke street. and he previously worked ir the Waterbury Tool Company.
 Ralph Bates of Wheeler street accompanied by William Keilty ol Watertown attended the football game between Fordham and Purdue at the Polo Grounds ;n New York City Satuprday.
 Many at Convention
 The l2th annual convention of the Connecticut Federation of Mems Bible classes was held Saturday ct the First Methodist Episcopal church in Stamford.
 ApOut VVV 8ttcAauCu WAAACil nkCAuo~ ed representatives from Rhode Island, New York. Pennsylvania and Maryland. The delegates from Wa terville were: Carl Froelich. Ernest Leonard, Howard 0rilley. J. O. Bas- sett, Mino Greene, Frederick R. Book, Mrs. Frederick R. Book and daughter. Eloise Book.
 
 The convention was 6 great suc- cess and David R. Bristol of Meri- den was elected president and na- tional counselor for Connecticut for 1888, New Britain was chosen chosen as the next convention city.
 Other officers selected were: Vice. presidents. Frederick B. Book of Wa terville, Clarence 0. ghaffer of Dan- bury. Willis P. Hill of Norwich Dan iei Rowland of Norwalk. Frank E. Raymond of Stamford: secretary. Henry ?. Thomas of Ansonia: asso- ciate secretary. Robert F. Smith of Stamford: treasurer. Horace T. Burgess of New Haven; auditor, Werner c. Eihman of New Haven.