The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-11

Wolcott, Feb. 11-Sunday vii; be observed as Boy Scout Sunday, the local troop with their leader, AL fred German, attending Center Congregational church in @ hody. Rev. Orin Dice will speak from the subject, Good Sport"
 Tuesday, February 2l, the mem- bers of the Center church and the members of the Pilgrim Fellowship will hold a get-together at the Beecher Memorial hall. There will an entertainment, social evening and refreshments. The refreshments committee includes Mrs. Charles O.. Rogers, Mrs. William Tyrrell and Mrs. John Warner.
 A meeting of the Pilgrim Fellow ship was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Winters, on the Todd road, Tuesday night. Plans were discussed for play which will be presented by this group at the social to be held by the church Feb. 21. Plans were also discussed for the Oriental supper which will be held at Beecher Memorial hall, Feb. 16. The Misses Mary, Nellie and Anne Rozdilski will assist as waitrcsses and Richard Wilson and Robert Winters will be on the dec- orating committee.
 The Wolcott Woman's club held an all day meeting at the Woodtick Chapel Wednesday. The morning was devoted to doing hospital work, while in the afternoon a business meeting was conducted and work was done on the quilt the club is making. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. Leland Smith who served a hot dinner at noon. The quilt work was done under the direction of Mrs. Charles D. Winters.
 At the business meeting it was planned to give a birthday card shower to Mrs. Earl snyder, mem- ber who is at present in White Plains, N. Y. An invitation was ex- tended and accepted to hold the Feb. afternoon card party at the home of Mrs. Harold Jessel on Bradley avenue, Waterbury. Two new members, Mrs. Frederick Me- gin and Mrs. Walter Oldroyd were taken into the club. This brings this brings the membership up to 40 active members.
 Those who attended Wednesday were Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Ley land Smith, Mrs. Leslie Baker, Mrs Walter Oldroyd, Mrs John Kirsch- baum, Mrs. Charles D. Winters, Mrs. John Wester, Mrs. Raymond Lea venworth, Mrs. Frank German, Mrs. Harold Jessell, Mrs. Alfred German, Mrs. Charles Tyrrell. Mrs. Frederick Mcgin, Mrs. o. V. Badger. The con- st.tution and bylaw committee will meet at the home of Mrs. Badger, Monday afternoon, Feb. 27 to draw up by-laws in order to present them at the annual meeting in March. The members of this committee are MrB. Charles D. Winters, Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mrs. Edward Garthwait, and Miss Elizabeth Warner.
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 Mrs. John Cavanaugh of Hitch- cock Lake entertained at a party at her home recently, in honor of tho third birthday of her daughter, , Ellen. Ellen received many pretty gifts from her little friends. The children enjoyed games and buff fet lunch. Those attending were Ronald Darroch, Nancy Dyson, Patricia Dyson, Joan Bachman, Carolyn Cavanaugh and Ellen Cav- anaugh.
 Mrs. Charles Rogers attended a meeting of the Conn. State Farm Bureau Federation, held at the Hotel Garde in Hartford, Tuesday.
 Members of the VT. o. will sponsor a Valentine social to be held at the town hall, Saturday evening, Feb. 18 Albert Coe is in charge of arrange ments.
 The Kings Daughters held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Rogers, Wednesday night. Arrangements were discussed for the annual dinner to be held in March. This dinner will be held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Berkely Frisbe on the Woodtick road.
 The Wclcott Volunteer fire de- partment will hold a dance at the Fair grounds tonight.
 Miss Anne Rozdilski, who is In charge of the woman's part of the program to be presented at the grange on competitive night, re- quests that all women who are to take part in this program, meet with her at the grange hall, Sunday Feb. i3, at 9 o'clock.
 While 1t is not time for applica- tions for admittance to eco camps, Selectman J. Arthur Bergen sug- gests that all boys II years of age who consider making such applica- ton shall avail themselves of litera- ture which MT. Bergen has and which
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