The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-16
Donald Futile Gets
 Board Chairmanship Left Vacant By Act
Charles Tasting, S6 Last Thursday, Succunibs al Hospital to Brief Illness -Oieda Council Otllccrs
 Meet Tonight; MillviIIe School Closing Protested
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Correspondent. wm. j. naxssr-Phone Naugatuck sess

tec-Ph0no Naugatuck SDse deed recorded recently at the oflice of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Gardner r. Wood has also sold to Hugo J. and Margaret Braun a piece of land on the proposed Day- ton street nthe new development.
 Briefs
 James Patterson of Washington, D. O., has returned there after wis. iting MT. and Mrs. Raphael Patter- son of North Main street. N
 MT. and Mrs. John M. Sutherland of walnut street are vacationing at Quonochontaug, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Paul of Walnut street are visiting in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson of ward street who have been vaca- tioning in Calais, Me-, have returned. 
 MT. and Mrs. Richard c. Baxter of Park avenue, who have been vaca- tioning at Orange Lake, N. ]. have returned here.
 OfElcers Ynducted
 Oficers of Centennial lodge, odd Fellows, were inducted at Q meet ing held last night in Odd Fellows hail. Clarence Folwell of Water bury, district deputy grand master, and his staff had charge of the installation.
 Ofhcers installed were: Elmer Ai1- derson, noble grand, succeeding Sid- ney Weiss: Claus Monsees, vice. grand; L. Caryl Hoadley, recording secretary; Jesse Barratt, financial secretary; Willie Richards, treas- urerm Cecil P. Matson, pianist; Stanley Dibble, trustee for three years.
 oficers appointed by the new noble grand are: Harold Newman, right scene supporter to the noble grand; Frank Warehouse, left scene supporter to the noble grand; Joshua Fairbank, right scene sup- porter to the vice-grand; Russell Weaving, left scene supporter to the vice-grand; Thomas Ashford, con. ductor; Walter Painter, warden; Fred Montrose, chaplain; Emil sals. berg, right scene support: James Aslamore, left scene support; Carl Solsberg, inside guardian; Samuel Clark, outside guardian.
 Reception Planned
 The Naugatuck Woman's club will open it's fall season on October 2 with a reception and tea and several state onicers are expected to attend, Mrs. Robert V. Anderson, president, has announced.
 The program for the coming year has almost been completed. One of the speakers will be Professor Andrew Schenker of the Connecti- cut university, radio commentator.
 To Entertain Cornell
 Paul L. Cornell, speaker at the annual outing of the Young Re- publican club at High Rock Park Thursday night, will be entertained at . small dinner party at Halls restaurant.
 Others who will attend are Har- ris Whittemore, Jr., chairman of the Republican town committee, Burgess Joseph w. Nygren, Mrs. Henry 0. Erk, president of the Wo- mems Republican club. Clarence F. Andrews, state treasurer of the Young c. o. P. league, Waiter A.. Norwash. president of New Haven County league, John E. Caskey, Miss Adelaide Clayton, Judge Herbert Emanuelson of Orange and Mrs. Emanuelson. William A. Painter, president of the local club. State Treasurer Joseph E. Talbot will be unable to attend because of pre-. vious engagement.
 Wedding Announced
 The wedding of Miss Margaret Dillon of Cherry street, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dillon, to John Grickis of Pond Hill took place Sat- urday ct St. Francis rectcry. 1t was announced today. Rev. George Dunn united the couple in marriage.
 Miss Rose Dillon of Naugatuck, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid