The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-16
HAROLD ASHWORTH NAMED P.T.A. HEAD
Husband to Fill Unexpired Term of Wife Grange
 Bowling Tomorrow
WATERTOWN Correspondent: Mrs. Olive R.
 Upton-Phone 813-M.

Watertown, Oct. 16-Harold Ashworth was elected president of the Baldwin Parent Teacher Asso- citation to fill the unexpired term of MT. Ashworth, at the first fall meeting of the association Monday night in the Little Theater
 A social gathering was enjoyed after the business meeting. Charles Ehons led in a community sing and Barry L. Morgan conducted an in- formation quiz program.
 Birthday Surprise Party
 Sunday afternoon the Methodist High associates surprised Virginia Black, the occasion being her birth day. Miss Black, who is attending the University of Connecticut at StoiTs, spent the week end at her home on the Northfield road.
 Those who attended were: MT. and Mrs. Wilcock, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Williams, Lois Greene, Har- Tiet Barlow, James Barlow, George Garung, Laurence Ganung, Bill GetSinger, Jane Atwood, Charlotte Hickcox, Bronson Hickcox, Margaret Black, Frederick Black, Virginia Black, Robert Jessel, Sterling Good win, Anna Kowlia, Mary Slason, Charles Seymour, Bill Hoskins, Carol Moore. George Upton, Barbara Har- disty Walter Hardisty and Robert Brovnell.
 Democratic Caucus
 The Democratic caucus was held Tuesday evening in the town hall There was no nomination for Judge of Probate. Nominations for justice of the peace were Anthony Monte rose, Raymond Leonard, Joseph Barry and w. H. Byrnes. For rep resentatives, John Carley and W. H. Byrnes.
 Parish Helpers Meeting
 The Parish Helpers held their regular weekly meeting at the Par ish House. Plans were discussed for their card party Nov. 13. The hostesses were: Mrs. Leon Smith and Mrs. J. H. Damery. Others att tending were Mrs. Louis Alexan- der, Miss Helen Atwood, Mrs Edwin Barton, Mrs. John Carr, Mrs. Ralph Colter, Mrs. Frank Geokhegan, Mrs. Victor Jameson, Mrs. Charles Judd, Mrs. Harold Magee, Mrs. Henry Mahlstedt, Miss Helen Matoon, Mrs. Franklyn Painter and Mrs. How ard Williams.
 We'll Baby Conference
 The Well Baby Conference was held Tuesday in the Community House with six children present. Two were given toxoid and four were given physical examinations Dr. Reade was the attending phy- sician, and Miss Evelyn Lund was the volunteer worker.
 Food Sale
 Wteratown chapter, Order of East ern Star, will sponsor a food sale in Miller & Peck's store on Main Street, Thursday, from II a. m. to 4 D. m. Members of the committee in charge are: Chairman, Mrs. Clayson ODell, Mrs. Harold Budge, Mrs. Robert B. Cook, Miss Caroline Shaw and Mrs. Ralph Benson.
 Sea Scouts Attend Parade
 Several Sea Scouts attended the parade in Torrington and assisted en traffic duty. Those who attend ed were First Mate Pete Voluckas, Francis McGough, Ernest Rice, John O'Neill, F. Milton Reinhold, Jr., Ralph Humiston, and Skipper and Mrs. Frank M. Reinhold.
 Banquet
 Members and committees of the play given recently by the Water sOWn grange held a banquet at Way srly Inn in Cheshire Saturday even- ing.
 Those who attended were: Mir and Mfrs. Edison J. Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Ormond Osborn, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Main, MT. and Mrs. Stan- Aey Withey, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Uaii1s. Miss Edith Bennett, Miss 1ine Tucker, Miss Violet Codington. Edward Keane, Robert Withey and Charles Minor.
 Miss Mary Cosgrove left for Wash- sngton Tuesday where she will make her home with her sister, Miss Ag- nee cosgrove. Miss Cosgrove has Nocerted position with the Depart. HsonE Of Public Health.
 The local Grange will hold their weekly bowling match tomorrow GV6nlng.
 WatertoWn schools will be closed today on account of the draft regis fIafIon.
 Tlas wat-oak olri's drum and MugIe corps will meet at 64 Cutler ffeat Wednesday evening from I " z o'clock.
 Aalae AanFlon Mosely, c student al N'e Richmond dlvlslon Of William EHA Macy College. Richmond. Va, MiGnE the week end with her par- NaIa. AT. and Mrs. George Mosely
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