The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Wolcotk, Sept. D.-The local fire department answered an alarm this morning at 6:4S. The call was to Q chimney fire in the house occupied by the Plourde and Deschene fami- lies at the foot of Spindle Hill. It was believed Q serious fire was averted by the quick response of the department, as the chimney was filled with soot and not in the best of condition. The chimney had be- come 50 intensely hot that serious consequences must have resulted. No Sunday School
 There will be Sunday school ct the Woodtick chapel, Sunday morn- ing ct 9:46.
 OfIicers Meet
 A meeting of the officers of the Woodtick Sunday school was held ct the Woodtick Chapel, Wednesday night, for the purpose of appointing officers, teachers and members of committees. Those appointed were Mrs. 0. V. Badger, superintendent; 1; Mrs. John J. 0arrigus, assistant sue perintendent; Mrs. Charles II. Tyr rell, secretary and treasurer; Mrs, Alfred German, pianist: Mrs. Ed- ward Garthwait and Miss Lois Avery, assistant pianist; Hubert Avery and Robert Wilson, librarians: Hubert Avery, janitor; James Stam- atelon, Robert Snyder, Sanford Winter, Richard Winters, house committee; pulpit committee, Isabel Avery, Amelia Archambault; ushers Sanford Winters, Clifford German, Louis Archambault; sick committee, Isabel Avery. Teachers for the year will be, beginners, Miss May Mum son: substitute, Miss Rosemary Goodson: first primary, Miss Anne Rozdilski; substitute, clifford Ger man: End primary, Mrs. Walter Smith: substitute, James Stamate- lon: junior, Mrs. John darrigus; substitute, Ruth Smith; senior, Mrs 0. V. Badger, substitute, Sanford Winters. Members appointed to the social committee were Mrs. Charles Winters, chairman; Mrs. Earl Snyder, Mrs. Merland Avery, Mrs Edward 0arthwait Mrs. John Wes- ter, Mrs. Grant Outtrim, Mrs. John Qarrigus. Affairs which will be in charge of this committee will Do Q Halloween party, Monday, October 3i; Valentine party, Tuesday, Feb- ruary l4; Q father and son banquet to be held in January and Q mother and daughter banquet to be held In April A motion was made to ap- proaeh the chapel committee. re- garding the purchase of chairs and hymn book. A general discussion was held on tho matter of holding Q lite tle fair on the fair grounds, either the last week of September or the first week of october. This fair would include an exhibition of hand work, an exhibition of dolls and an ex- hibition of pets, c jitney or Ave cent supper, a card party and possibly Q dance. Committees appointed on this were; gate keeper, Sanford Winters: pets, Robert Wilson, Rich- ard Wilson, James stamatelon, Hu- bert Avery: dolls, Ruth Smith, Rose- mary doodson, Amelia Archambault Lois Avery; hand work, Anne Roz- dilski. Isabel Avery, May Munson T'helma Kruse; flowers, Louis Ar. chambault. The supper and card party to Do in charge of the social committee.
 Committee Session
 A meeting of the committee in charge of the Woloott Fair assoeia- ton outing was held ct the homo of Louis A. Moss, president of the association, Wednesday night. The annual outing will Do held at the fair grounds, Sunday, Sept. Il, from 2 to 10 p. m. The refreshments will Do in charge of Mir. Moss, Mrs, John D. Wakelee, Mrs. Edward A, 0arthwait, Mrs. Charles Tyrrell and Mrs. Louis Moss. The entertain ment will be in charge of Edward A. 0arthwait, Joseph Lanouette, Charles N. Cole. The outing is for