The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14
Skating Party

Skating Party
 Lillian Duhaime, Mary Hart, and Thelma Kruse were hosteSSeS at a 1 skating party on the Bait Pond at Scovill's reservoir, Tuesday evening Refreshments of hot-dogs, cake and cocoa were served. Those attending were Lois Avery, Florence Sarpas, Constance German, Lorraine Ger man, Isabel Avery, Lois Bergen, Mary Hart, Lillian Duhaime, Thel- ma Kruse, Walter Garthwait, George Morgan, Fred Morgan, Jack Garth wait, Charles Oliver, Joseph Garth wait, Robert Oliver, Hubert Avery, William Oliver, Lewis Hart, Sher- wood Boulanger,' Lawrence Sarpas, and Clifford German.
 All members Of the school board were present at the meeting at Woodtick school Tuesday night. Ed- win Floyd, school supervisor, also attended Arrangements were made by the board to furnish dental serv- ice to the children in all schools at low cost In order to secure this serv- ice for the children, the parents must notify the school nurse of their desire for this work.
 A plan is under way whereby it may be possible for the pupils of the Woodtick school to form an or chestra. It is understood theer are at present nine pupils who are studying musical instruments either in group or private lessons. The board agreed that an orchestra could be formed under the leader ship of the music supervisor, pro- vided that such time might be found which would not interfere with the other pupils studying. Ed win Floyd will investigate to see whether or not this plan is prac- ticable. If formed, the orchestra could be used to furnish music for graduation and other school activi- ties. MT. Floyd was appointed to confer with the teachers concerning talks, to be given by them on school work, before the board of education during April or May.
 Firmen PlaI: Show Paul MacMillin, chairman of the 4th annual floor show and dance to be given by the Wolcott Fire De- partment at the Chase Country Club February 18th, announces that he has a number of surprises to be given in conjunction with the floor show. All arrangements are now completed ana tickets are for sale. MT. MacMillin has for his as- Sistants Robert Grant, Joseph Wink Ter, Matthew Donnelly and Henry Anderson.
 The second annual dance of the Lakeside Athletic Club of Wolcott will be held at Shell Chateau to- night.
 The annual meeting of the Every Day Charity Circle of Kings Daugh- ters scheduled at the home of Mrs. Charles c. Rogers yesterday after noon, will be held instead at the home of Mrs. Berkley Frisbie this afternoon.
 Arthur Andrews, James Stamate- lon, and Rodman Snow received the Sixth Degree at the State Grange sessions in Hartford, Tuesday night. Miss Alca Ranger took part in the pageant in Flora's Court. Other To- cal grange members who attended were MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Nor ton, Miss Elizabeth Warner, George Warner, Frederick KirSchbaum, Ro- bert c. Wakelee, and Kenneth E.. Norton. The 1888 officers of the To- cal grange will be installed Mon- day night The installation will be by Sherman K. Ives and his staff of the Morris Grange. The inStalla- tion supper will be in charge of Mrs. Lena M. Cole, MT. and Mrs. J. Arthur Bergen, Mrs. John A. War ner, Carleton Lockhart and Frank Webber.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lynch of Wa terbury celebrated their 50th Wed- ding anniversary at the home of their daughter r-in-law, Mrs. Marian E. Lynch on Beecher avenue, Wed- nesday. Older residents of Wolcott may remember Mrs. Lynch, who be- fore her marriage was Elizabeth Carey. She was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Carey, who were at one time residents of Wolcott, re- siding on the farm now occupied by MT. and Mrs. William Tyrrell.
 MT and Mrs. Louis A. Moss &C., companied by MT. and Mrs. Albert Blanchard of Waterbury attended the 50th wedding anniversary of MT and Mrs. Joseph Roberts in Woon- socket, R. I. over the weekend. 1 Helen KirSchhamm Ill