The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
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Correspondent, bFrs. Claude V. BadEer-Tei. S-OBe0

members of the association and their families.
 Improvement Assn. Plans
 The Hitchcock Lake Improvement association held their final meeting of the season Friday evening. Har- old l.. Logan, A. B. Weston, John E. Carlson, Robert Grant, Louis Brandely, Mrs. A. B. Weston and Mrs. Gus Mortonson were appointed a committee to take charge of the annual outing to be held in Novem- Der. During the past summer S5 new members have been taken Into the organization. One of these, Adrian Donahue, was one of the first organizers of the society in 1923, and its first financial secre- tary. MT. Donahue who has been absent from the vicinity for some time has returned and rejoined the society.
 i79 Pupils Registered
 The present registration of pupils in the local schools is l70. The North school has 30 pupils, the Gen. ter 22, Woodtick 4S and the South 70. Mrs. Dionne is substituting at the Woodtick school for Miss Ellen Hunt, who Is suffering with o brok- on ankle.
 Wins Caddy Championship
 Bernard Martinson, son of Mir. and Mrs. William Martinson of Fairview avenue, won the 1888 Chase Country club caddy cham pionship, in the caddy tournament which was held at the club last week. The final 18 hole wind up match was played on Friday, with young Martlnson having 3 and 3 victory over John Labutis.
 Attend Straw Ride
 Members of the local grange who attended the straw ride to the Plainville grange, Tuesday night were Robert O, Wakelee, master of the Wolcott grange, II. E. Roberts, Byron LouckS, George Warner, the Misses Alca Randall, Elizabeth Coe, Clariee Ranger, Mary Rozdilski, Caroline Snow, Nellie Rozdilski, Anne Ro2dilski, Nancy doodson, Doris Mulenite also Rodman Snow, Robert Wilson, Richard Wilson, Stanford Winters, Frank Webber, James Stamatelon, Frederick Kirsch- baum. Stanley Cables of the Ox- ford grange also accompanied the party. MT. and Mrs. John Kirsch- baum and MT. and Mrs. Clarence Ranger, while not os the party, also attended the Plainville grange. Given Party
 Wednesday was red letter day for Kay Frances Martinson, daugh. ter of Mir. and Mrs. William Mar tinson, of Fairview avenue, for it marked her first day ct school and also her tho birthday. Mrs. Mar tinSon was hostess to Q group of Rays little friends at c party in honor of her birthday. The lunch- con table was tastefully decorated in Pink and white with q birthday cake with It's six candles. Adding to the enjoyment of the little guesta and vocal selections by John Kelly was Q tap dance by Arlene Kelly Marguerite Boutellier, John Kelly Billy Bouteilier, Ann Corcoran, Kay Frances Martinson and Mrs. Mar. tinson.
 Briefs
 The Wolcott volunteer fire depart. ment will meet at the fire house Monday night.
 On Tuesday night there will be Q meeting of the Parent Teacher as- sociation and of the Wolcott school board ct the Woodtick school ct D. m. There will also be c meet- ing of the Woloott Land owners Protective association ct the club rooms on Brooks Hill, at @ ?. m. Wednesday tho Wolcott Woman's club will hold on oil day meeting at the Woodtick chapel. The wo- men will make drapes for the chapel windows. A covered dish dinner will be served ct noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Moss accom- panied by their daughter, Mrs. John Kulman and MT. Kulman of Water. bury, have returned from e trip te Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen.
 Among those who visited dosher fair Monday, were MT. and Mrs. Ed. ward darthwait and family, Mrs Bessie French, Charles D. Winters Mir. and Mrs. William Klitka, Jac. quelin Dumschatt, MT. and Mrs Henry L. Norton, MT. and Mrs. Johr I (lA ala R~a l.. .l..