The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-17
Goes ENTERTAIN
TEMPERANCE UNIT
Statewide Picnic Held
: Here; Judge E. Pracny,
Wife at Cape Cod
WOLCOTT
Mrs. c. Nelson Cole, Todd
Road-Telephone ,5O939

Wolcott, July ia statewide
picnic Of Youths Temperance Coun-
Gil was held in the Maple Grove Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer w. Coe OF Coe
road Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. Boating, bathing and base
ball game were enjoyed during the
afternoon. After a picnic supper q
camp fire devotional service was con-
Quoted by Miss Virginia Norway and
Albert r. Coe, president Of the local
group. Mrs. Mabel Preusser' led the
prayers. The picnic closed with songs
and a friendship circle conducted
by Donald Browning.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Mott, Mrs. G. M. Ser
gent, Mrs. Mabel Preusser, the
Misses Joyce German, Doris German,
Helen Mitchell, Louise Bates, Beverly
Beach, Barbara Birge, Lenore Dick
inson, Marion Bates, Marjorie Mckee
Pauline Simons Helen Furrey, Celeste
Raley, Sylvia Pierpont, Florence
Coe, Gloria Cleveland, Eleanor Beers,
Mary Alene Locke, Josephine De
Rito, Florence De Rito, Ethel Rose
brook, Betty Coe, Virginia Norway,
Gladys Sweeney and John King,
David Worrall. George Messner, AL
bert Coe, Arthur Peterson, William
Carew, Norton Scott, Nelson Scott,
Robert Bates, Douglass Way, Jack
Conable, Leslie Coley Ray Tabor
osky, Edward Wallace, Edward Lowe,
Richard Pierpont, Robert Reed, G..
Leroy Sergent Donald Browning,
Clarence Pierpont, Henry Allen, Ross
Phillips, Harold Hill, Howard Gray,
Warren Coe and Rev, H. Gertrude
Coe, senior counsellor. Those present
represented councils from Whitman
tic, Litchfield, WATERFOWL, Plainville,
Bristol, Plantsville, Hartford, Union
vile, Prospect, Waterbury, Cheshire,
West Haven Milford, Harwinton,
Bantam, Knoxville, Tenn, and VOL
colt.
Cole Elected
After a short business meeting of
the Wolcott Grange Monday night
the annual children's night was held
In charge of the home economics
committee Mrs. G. Nelson Cole, Mrs.
John Kirschbaum and Mrs. Charles
Winters.
During the meeting c. Nelson Cole
was elected to the office of steward
to fill the vacancy left by the resig-
nation of Rodman Snow who Is now
employed In another location. Ken
meth Norton and Caroline Snow
have been invited to attend visiting
masters and lecturers night at Mad
River on July Is and at Bethlehem,
July ~.
The program opened with "Amer-
ica," sang by all with Robert Tyrell
at the piano followed by music by
Myrtle French and Florence Finkle
on the Spanish guitar and Violet
Finkle, Hawaiian guitar. Elaine War
ner. a poem, 1.-THE Purple Cow;
Kenneth and George Warner gave
the Scout oath and laws. Anita
Oliver sang Singing Hills" also an
encore, Wilfred Warner, a poem, "A
Grain of Salt" Ruth Warner sang
"God Bless America" Lois Schiiling,
q toe dance: Clayton Warner. q poem
MY Native Land: Rita Plat. a
poem, Jacqueline Dumschott. accor-
dion solo, Albert Plat. speech and
for the closing numbers selections
by Florence and Violet Finkie and
Myrtle French on the guitars after
which Ice cream and cookies were
served to all In the dining room.
Home from West
MRS. Herbert Painter and daueh-
ter Lois and son Robert arrived home
Monday from q visit to Milwaukee.
Wis, Mrs. Painters home city. Mr..
Painter was also In Milwaukee for
ten days but returned home last week
end.
Carol DunbsF Of Barre. Mass. 70.
turned hoans VnrtaNfaw RftRR amend,