The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-09

Two years ago Barbara Stillwell, , Jan Savitt at singing addition. present job is being Mrs. Savitt. Ah
 after their recent marH who are expected to attend will be District Deputy John J. Wrinn.
 Chief Heads Committee
 Police Chief John J. Gormley heads the committee of the Nauga- tuck aerie of Eagles appointed to raise $200 as the local quota for. the Eagles dormitory at Boys Town. Worthy President George A. Kelly announced the general committee last night.
 In addition to Chief Gormley, it included: Raymond St. John, Fly man Albert, Peter Meegan, John P. Jones, Paul Passeck, John Garland, Frank Wylong, John J. Burns, D. Emmet Shea, Samuel Grant, Will liam F. Kelly, Russell F. Hughes, Joseph Bernblum, Paul Buckmiller, James McCann. J. Frank Jones, Lawrence Caulfield. John Tucker, Joseph Kane, Leo Wersig, John P. Gubbins, Alexander J. Mccarthy and Charles Fellows.
 The dormitory will house 125 boys and the estimated cost is $135, 900. Boys from all part of the country are taken into Boys Town.
 The public card party of the local aerie was a big success, award win- ners being Mrs. Joseph Dullard, John Sheldon, Edward Honyotski and Mrs. Frank Jones.
 Grange Activities
 An entertainment will be provided at the meeting of the Beacon Val ley Grange Dramatic club tonight at 8 o'clock in Grange hall. Ellsworth Ashford, Franklin Kirk and Ronald Doolittle are in charge of the pro- gram. Refreshments will be served with Edna Crycheau and Lois Bisk- ford in charge.
 The Golden Cleaners will hold an all-day session tomorrow and the Grange bowling league will hold regular matches at the Central al- loCS at 7:3O tomorrow night. A meet ing of the cast for the minstrel will be held at p. m. Thursday.
 Donald G. MacVicar, chairman of the Safety Committee of the Naug- atuck Chamber of Commerce, will be the chief speaker at the Safety Night" session of the Grange Fri day at 8 p. m. in Grange hall.
 Edward Weaving, chief of the Naugatuck Chemical Company fire force, will also talk. Miss Gladys Stratton of the University of Con- necticut will give talk on wills"
 A dance will be held at Grange hall Saturday night and Norman Benson, Grange master, has charge of arrangements.
 Supper Thursday
 A large attendance is expected at the supper to be served from 5:30 D. m. to 8 p. m. Thursday by the Ladies' Aid Society of the 1mmanuel Lutheran church at the church hall. Roast fresh ham, mashed potatoes, apple sauce, sauerkraut, peas and carrots, French bread, apple and lemon meringue pies and coffee comprise the menu. Mrs. Emma Vagt is chairman of the supper committee and Mrs. Hazel Schle- singer has charge of tickets. Tic kets may be secured at Kuhn's bak- cry store or from any member of the society.
 Local Man Weeds
 Announcement has been made Of the wedding in New York City last Wednesday of Miss Magdelene Tau ras, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Tauras, of New Philadelphia, Pa. to R. Kenneth Rapieff, son of MT. and Mrs. Richard Rapieff. Of Cherry street, Naugatuck. Miss Con- stance Rapieff of Naugatuck. sls- ter of the bridegroom. and Philip T. Hyde of Ansonia, were the at- tendants.
 MT. Rapieff, graduate of the high school and former newspaperman here, is now chief announcer of radio station W1CC Ill Brideport.
 Birthday Party
 A birthday dinner party for MISS Mary Davis. daughter of MT. ana Mrs. Wilfred G. Davis was held at the home of her parents on Park Place Sunday. Attending were: the Misses Ann Bowling, Constance Rapeff, Viola Heavens, Ann Dillon, Jean Matchett. Lorraine Reilly, Mrs. Days and Miss Davis.
 Meet Tonight
 The General Welfare Center will hold it's regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Pythian hall with Hans o. Nissen presiding. The public IS invited.
 Meet Tonight
 The Millville library association will meet tonight at 8 o'clock In the library. All members are requested to attend. Albert Mai, president will preside.
 Funeral of MT. Fox
 The funeral of Frederick Fox, Of ,33 North Main street, former bur- gess and former member of the school committee who died sud denly at his home Saturday night, was held this afternoon at ? o'clock from his home. Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St. Michael's Epis- ,opal church, offlciated. Burial was n Hillside cemetery. The bearers were: Joseph Neal | n,,A TaonA 6YSfcahaP reI1reEentinR l