The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-19


 Peterson was honored on her birth day by a roller skating party given at Balmer's rink, in Naugatuck on Tuesday evening. Besides roller skating, the group enjoyed dancing and refreshments. Those present were the Misses Joyce German, Ruth Johnson, Ruth Spray, Con- stance Bergman, Doris German, Catherine Rugglcs, Isabel Vcnter, Jean Northrop. Virginia Norway, Josephine Clark and Marjorie Pet crson, Arthur Peterson, Albert Pet crson, Walter Corcoran, George Wilcox, Winfrcd Painter. Russell Farnlof, Sherman Brown. Byron Fleming, Roy Jackman. Henry AL len, Albert Coe. Frank Wcbbcr, Douglas Way, Richard Wilson, Wil- liam Bergman, Robert Winters, Robert Wilson, John Campbell, Zig man Lewandoski, Miss Boles, Mrs. Carl Peterson. Mrs. Andrew Berg mann Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Lawrence Corcoran.
 The Republican caucus will be held at the Town Hall Tuesday evening, August 23rd, at 800 D. m. and the Democratic caucus has been set for Monday evening, August %. These caucuses are for the purpose of elccting delegates to the state conventions for the nomination of candidates for state and national offices: for the election of delegates to the congressional, county. sena- torlal, and probate district conven- tions; and for the appointment Of Republican and Democratic town committees.
 Outing Tomorrow
 Several hundreds ears of corn have been ordered from a local farmer al part of the refreshments for the 9th annual outing of the Young Republican Club at Louis A. Moss farm in Woodtick, Saturday, August goth, at D. m. MT. Moss and the directors of the club have com pletcd plans for the outing and have SO arranged 1t that the outing will be held whether 1t rains or not
 
 The Hitchcock Lake Improve mcnt Associatian will hold It's 9th annual outing at 5hcl Chateau on Sunday, August 2lst, from Q a. Tn. to 6 D. m. A. E. Weston is in charge of the outing. Al Larrivicre and A. 5. Weston are in charge of the wa ter and land sports. The entire com mittcc consists of A. E. Weston. Matthew Donnelly, Edward R. The riault, Al Larriyicrc. John E. Carl son Mrs. Henry s. Anderson, Mrs. Fred Franek, Mrs. Robert Grant, Mrs. A. B. Weston. and Mrs. Gus MortonSon.
 Francis Grove and Henry s. An dcrson were graduated from the Connecticut regional fire school in West Hartford. Thursday night. This school was conducted by the State Board of Education. MT. Grove was the youngest member in the state to receive diploma. hav- ing just passed his Fist birthday. Both MT. Grove and MT. Anderson are members of the Wolcott Volun- teer Fire Department.
 School Ends
 The final session of the Woodtick Chapel Summer school wa8 held Wednesday. All pupils completed the work which they have been doing during the summer. Miss Rosemary Goodson delivered the botany lcc- turc, Miss Lois Avery was pianist. the Misses Anne Rozdilski. and Rosemary Goodson supervised games, and Mrs. c. V. Badger had charge of the cooking class. The illustrated story books which the members of the intermediate class made under leadership Of Miss Anne Rozdilski, are to be saved and given to some children's institution at Christmas time. After a short class period, the children went to the home of Mrs. c. V. Badger where they had a hot-dog roast and play cd games. Peter McVerry was the winner of the boys events: Lois Avery Of the girls events; and Flea nor Mcverry of the smaller girls events. Those present were: Rena stamntelon. Jean Nynghcer. Elca- nor McVerry, Julia RozdiJski, Rev. crly Likely. Leona Likely, Jean Avery, Patricia Cannata, Jacquc- line Dumschott, Lois Avery, Chirlcy Hoethke. Rosemary Goodson, ePter Mcverry. Thomas Rozdilski, Helen Rozdilski. Jerry Pcrslopsky. Carl steinmetz, Anne Rozdilski. and rMs. O. v. Badger
 Fred dalipau. of Hitchcock Lake. gave a farewell party for Mir. and