The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-13
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Agricultural Society Plans Horse Show as Feature
 September 6, 7
WOLCOTT N1rs. c. Nelson Cole, Todd ROad-TelephOne 50939


 business meeting and election of officers of the Wolcott Agricultural society, it was decided to hold the 1941 Wolcott Fair on September 6 and 2, featuring a horse show on the 7th.
 Officers elected for the following year are: President, Almazor Hamel, first vice president, Edward Garth wait, second vice president, William Klitka; third vice president Richard Gilyard; executive secretary and treasurer, Morton Pierpont, entry secretary, Howard Roberts, assisted by Charles DeBishop; executive committee, Oscar Todd, Theodore Schroaider, Joseph Lanouette, C.. Nelson Cole. Joseph Galipeau, Fred Galipeau, William Dumschott, John Bergin, Paul MacMillin, Warren Coe, Robert Wakelee, Charles Tyrell, Ed ward Pracney, Joseph Winkler, FL mer Coe and Benjamin Cowles.
 Auditors. Mrs. John Wakelee and Mauyice GoodSon: superintendentS of grounds, Edward Garthwait, oxen, Oscar Todd, loose cattle FL mer Coe, horses, Richard Gilyard, poultry, pets, sheep and swine, War ren Coe, gate, Fred Galipeau. Ben- jamin Cowles and Robert Wakelee; auto and mercantile, William Klitka; concessions, Charles Tyrell, dinner and soft drinks, Paul MacMillin and exhibition hall, Mrs. Robert De- Bishop. The superintendent of schools was not appointed.
 A vote of thanks was extended to the social committee, Paul MacMil- lin, c. Nelson Cole and Joseph Winkler for the clam bake put by them September 15 for members and those who assisted at last years fair in any way. Joseph Winkler was appointed to replace broken window panes in the exhibition hall also to put hinges on the storm win- dows. Paul MacMillin was appoint ed chairman of the social commit tee nd will appoint his assistants at a later date
 New President Named
 The Bible Study Class met at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Ger man on Woodtick road Wednesday night. Rev. Alfred M. Eellls, pastor of of the Wolcott Congregational church, was leader. A business meet ing was held at which time Alfred German was elected president and Mrs. Claude Badger and Mrs. Alfred German an arrangements commit tee. The next meeting will be held January l, 1941 at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Stierle of Cedar Lake.
 Those present were: Rev. Alfred M. Feels, MT and Mrs Stone, MT and Mrs. James Stierle, MT. and Mrs. Claude Badger, MT. and Mrs. Alfred German, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. Howard Lynch, Mrs. George Browne, Mrs. John Wakelee, Mrs John Warner, Mrs. Lena Cole and Mrs. Grace Webber After the Bible study a round table discussion was held for an hour.
 Mrs. Robert Grant, Red Cross solicitor, reports the following new members: William E. Pendy, Mrs Charles D. Gibson, Mrs. Arba Bas- sett, Mrs. Fred Kirschbaum, Mrs. William Browne, Mrs. Harvey Hor- ton, Mrs. Harry Hart, Timothy Moy- nihan, Matthew Donnelly, John J. Bergen, Edward Theriault, Howgard Kraft, Edgar Browne, Kenneth Tooker, Albert Affeldt, Lloyd Con- way, Robert Grant, George Slator, and Lawrence Pierpont.
 Mice Dat1a CtaY11ota10y1 eo1ioitnY reports. Mrs. Alfred German, MT. and Mrs. Claude Badger, Mrs Mau- rice Goodson, Joseph Bennett, John Bennett, Mrs. Edward Garthwait, Woodtick Chapel Sunday school, Mrs. Walter Smith Mrs. Charles Tyrell, Wolcott Grange. Mrs. Grant received a contribution from the South school and Miss Stamatelon from Room 1 of the Woodtick school
 Personals
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Darroch and @ son Ronald of Hitchcock Lake have moved to Weston, Mass.
 Y Mir. and Mrs. Willis Gotsell and Laughter, Lucille of Thomaston spent Sunday with Miss Esther Bronson of the center.
 Mrs. Louis Venter of Meriden road is a patient at the Waterbury hos pital.
 Mrs. Leslie Hart of Scovill road is a patient at St. Mary's hospital. 
 Local schools will close December 20th for the Christmas recess.
 Berkeley Frisbie of Woodtick road is i'll at his home.