The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-13
FIREMEN ELECT
 PAUL MACMILLAN
Joseph Winkler Named Senior Lieutenant; New
 Members Accepted
WOlCOTT Mrs. 0. Nelson Cole, Todd ROad-TelcphOne 5O930

Wolcott, Nov. 13-The Wolcott vol unteer fire department held the an- nual business meeting Thursday night at the firehouse. Chief Ed ward Theriault presided.
 Paul MacMillin was elected cap- tain of the department, Joseph Winkler, Senior Lieutenant, Mat thew Donnelly. Junior Lieutenant and Albert Clarke, propertyman.
 Levi Woodin and Charles Mott were accepted as new members. This makes 8 active members and 12 as- sociate members.
 The bingo committee reported that bingo games would be held in the near future. Anyone having old newspapers. magazines, scrap iron etc. to be- disposed of, the depart- ment would be very grateful for them as they are going to collect such things to help raise money to buy equipment for the fire depart- ment. Anyone wishing to give the department such things call Captain Paul MacMillin or Lieutenant Jo- seph Winkler and they will collect same.
 New Member Received
 Mrs. Claude Badger presided al the November meeting of the Wol- colt Women's club, Wednesday at the Woodtick chapel. Mrs. Albert Homewood was received as new member. It was also voted to do sewing for the Waterbury Hospital. also to do Red Cross work this year. Special meetings will be held for this work after the first of the year.
 An afternoon card party will be held Dec. 6 at the home of Mrs. Carl Peterson on Spindle Hill. Mrs. John Kirschsbauin, chairman of the card committee has asked that each member donate prize for these card parties. The sunbonnet quilt which the club members made was won by Deputy Judge Albert Affeldt
 The sale of food at the Wolcott Fair was a financial success. The chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Charles Tyrell named the fol- lowing members to have charge of the membership meetings. Decem- Der, Mrs. Earl Snyder and Mrs. El- mer Symonds, January, Mrs. John Warner and Miss Esther Bronson, February, Mrs. Edward Garthwait and Mrs. William Klenke, March, Mrs. Leslie Baker, Mrs. Mary Dcegan and Mrs. Walter Oldroyd April, Mrs Carl Peterson and Mrs. Henry An- derSon.
 The next meeting will be the Christmas party for members and each one is to bring a gift as they have before. The club will make up Q Christmas box as usual.
 Mrs. Marie Hurteau store detec- tive, gave an interesting talk on her experiences in her work in Water bury. Refreshments were served.
 Those present were: Mrs. Claude Badger, Mrs. Alfred German, Mrs. Grace Webber, Mrs. Lena Cole, Mrs. s. Streever. Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Mrs. Henry Per- kins, Mrs. Edward Garthwait. Mrs. Charles Winters, Mrs. Charles Ty- rell, Mrs. Earl Snyder. Mrs. Edward Chapel, Mrs. Elmer Syinonds, Mrs. Albert Homewood, Mrs. James Ber- gen, Mrs. Harry Berger, Mrs. Harold Jessell. Mrs. Walter Oldroyd, Mrs. Mary Deegan, Mrs. Leslie Baker Mrs. Dewitt Cole Mrs. Berkeley Fris- bic, Mrs. Stango, Mrs. James Cam eron, Mrs. J. Arthur Bergen. Mrs. Grant Outtrim, Mrs. Marie Hurteau and Mrs. c. Nelson Cole
 Party Tomorrow
 A card party for the benefit of the Wolcott Grange will be held tomor- row night at the home of MT. and Mrs William Tyrell on Spindle Hill. There will be prize at each table and refreshments. All are welcome.
 The Board of Education will meet tomorrow night at the Woodtick schcool. Ransom Bronson will pre- side.
 MT. and Mrs. George Disson of Gaspe, Canada are visiting theii daughters Mrs. Alfred Normand Of the Woodtick road and Mrs. Thomas Lagasse of West Clay street, Water- bury.
 Clarence Atwood a student at the University of Connecticut spent the week end with his parents MT. ana Mrs. Lyman Atwood of the Woodtick road.
 
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