The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-01
Golfer to Wed

The wedding of Joseph Wojtczak, well known Union City golfer, to Miss Celia Smolinski will take place on Saturday, July 10. MT. Wojtczak was honored Tuesday night by members of the tennis cutting de- partment of the United States Rub- Der Products, Inc. A party was held at Swans reservoir, Seymour, with swimming and sports being enjoyed and a hot dog roast held. The groom-to-be was given handsome travelling bag. Later the party went to Savin Rock.
 Those attending were: William Jones, Tony Dennis, Steve GaZy, Jo- seph Periera, Al Chesnudus, Ches- ter Romanski, Arthur Dubuc, Tom Feeley, Ernie Stutzman, Francis Wilson, R. Phillips, Harold Hill, Steve Brenia, Allan Wooster, Har- old Woodfield, Andy O'Toole, Clay ton Dubois, Al Medika, H. Benson, J. Brisseisk and Felix Chicoski, all of this town; John and Ted Coch- rane of Seymour and Charles Far riolo of New Haven.
 Party Held
 A fine time was enjoyed recently by 30 members of the cost and ac- counting department of the U. s. Rubber Products, Inc, at a party held at the grounds of the Nauga- tuck Fish and Game club in Straitsville. Swimming and other sports were enjoyed and hot dogs and hamburger were roasted.
 Former Resident Dies
 Friends of Charles c. Weaving. 78, former local resident. expressed regret today when news of his death yesterday morning at the home of his son, James F. Weaving, in Bed- ford, Mass. became known. MT. Weaving, native of Brooklyn, had lived in Naugatuck the greater part of his life. He worked at one time for the late Walter U. Twitchell and was well known here.
 He removed to Massachusetts, 10 years ago and has lived there since. He leaves besides his son, one daughter, Mrs. Theooore Muckle of Detroit, Mich; one sister, Mrs. Charles Stahl of Naugatuck, and four grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Bailey Funeral Home, 62 Oak street Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St. Michael's church, will officiate Burial will be in Grove cemetery Friends may call at the Bailey Fun eral Home until o'clock this after noon and from ' to g o'clock tonight.
 Miss Mary Hennessey of Lewis street left today to vacation in in Salem, Mass.
 The Misses Mildred and Chris tine Goggin of Meadow street will leave Sunday on a trip to Toronto, Canada.
 Local Girl Weds
 Miss Isabel F. Dooling, daughter of MT and Mrs. William H. Dool- ing of Cherry street, was married this morning at 8 o'clock in St. Francis rectory to Linton Renfroe of Statesboro, Georgia. Rev. Will liam Brewer united the couple in marriage.
 The brides sister, Miss Marion Dooling, was maid of honor and Albert Laliberti of Worcester, Mass, served as best man. The bride and her attendant were attired in white linen suits and the bride wore a corsage of orchids. Her sister wore a corsage of yellow tea roses and sweet peas.
 A wedding breakfast for the im- mediate families followed the we'd ding. The couple left later on a wedding trip to the south. They will visit the nridegrooms parents Mayor and Mrs. J. L. Renfroe of Statesboro. On their return they will be at home at 174 Willow street Waterbury. Both are well known and quite popular here.
 Mrs. Margaret Grant Dies
 Mrs. Margaret Grant. widow of William L. Grant, died last night at the home of her son, William Grant of Crown street, Union City. Mrs Grant had been an invalid for 10 years but was taken seriously i'll few days ago.
 She had lived in Naugatuck more than three years but had spent most of her life in New Haven. She was born in Ireland and at the age of IT came to this country.
 She leaves three sons, Edward of New Haven; Walter a member of the US. marines, and William oi Naugatuck; and one daughter, Miss Julia Grant, of New Haven; 1C grandchildren, and a brother in Ireland.
 The funeral time has not been set. It will be held at St. Mary's church, New Haven with burial in ~ n N1 70