The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-08
EMERSON LEONARD
 INSTALLS GRANGE
Frederick Kirsch b a am Takes Over Master Duties
 Of Local Chapter Mon.
WOLCOTT SGrs. c. Nelson Cole, Todd ROsd-TeleplUne 50939

Wolcott, Jan. 8.-Frederick Kirsch- baum was installed as master of Wolcott Grange Monday night by Emerson Leonard and his staff of Wallingford.
 The installing team was composed of: Matron, Mrs. Mary Leonard; 1; emblem bearer, Miss Della Leonard; 1; regalia bearer, Mrs. Dora Leonard; i; and Russell Leonard, installing chaplain. MT. and Mrs. VoSt of Cheshire played violin and piano selections during the installation with Mrs. Edith German and Mrs. Eva Likeley, soloists.
 Other officers seated were, over seer, Nile Munson; lecturer, Mrs. Mabel Norton; chaplain, Mrs. Will liam Tyrell; treasurer, Henry Nor ton; secretary, Miss Caroline Snow; steward, Fred Megin, Jr., assistant steward, Walter Megin; gatekeeper, Horace Read; flora, Mrs. Fred Me- gin; ceres, Mrs. Nile Munson; po- mona, Mrs. Walter Smith: lady as- sistant, Doris Molinek; and members of theh executive committee, c. Nell son Cole.
 The outgoining master, Kenneth Norton, was presented past mas ter's pin from Wolcott Grange, the presentation being made by Emer- son Leonard.
 The yearly reports by officers were read and accepted. Visitors were present from Cheshire, Bristol, Beacon Valley and Wallingford. Re- marks were made by Emerson Leon- ard, Mrs. Emerson Leonard and Mrs. Mae Miller, pomona lecturer.
 The next meetings literary pro- gram will be in charge of those join ing the grange in 1940 with MT. and Mrs. Fred Megin acting as chair men. Supper was served in the dining room with Mrs. Joseph Schil- ling in charge.
 Excelsior Pomona will meet to- night in the Wolcott Grange hall when the fifth degree will be ex- emplified for those wishing to take the sixth degree in Bridgeport next week at the State Grange session.
 HOmemakers Meet
 The Wolcott Homemaking Club met this morning in Beecher Me- morial hall with the leaders, Miss Ellen Van Cleef and Miss Whitcomb present to discuss a clothing budget.
 A pot luck luncheon was served at noon. Next Tuesday, Mrs. John Wakelee and Mrs. Fred Alcott will go to a regional meeting in Water bury at the Connecticut Light & Power O., to lesson on Meals from the Pantry Shell" which they win demonstrate at the local meet ing next month.
 Those present were: Mrs. Charles Rogers, Mrs. Jennie Norton, Mrs. John Norton. Mrs. Henry Norton, Mrs. Mrs. MacMillin, Mrs. Hans Beerbaum, Mrs. Fred Megin. Mrs. John Wakelee, Mrs. John Warner, Miss Elizabeth Warner, Mrs. Fred Alcott, Mrs. Alfred Bells, Mrs. Ken meth Warner, Mrs. Arthur Harri- son, Mrs. Charles Winters. Miss FL len Van Cleef, Miss Frances Whit comb and Mrs. c. Nelson Cole.
 Six Army Volunteers
 Six young men from Wolcott have left for one years training in the 208th coast artillery regiments are: Francis Grove and George Roberts in Battery G; Edward Theriault, Jr.. German Grant and Hsr-..' Hart. .Is' in Battery E; Morris Tyler of Garrigus Court is in the Coast Guard band.
 The South School Parent Teacher association Will meet at the school tomorrow night at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Alfred Winchell presiding.
 Mrs. Bella MacMillin of Center street had as weekend guests, Mrs. John c. MacMillin and son, Paul MacMillin and Mrs. Elizabeth Cor coran of Balston Spa, New York.
 Clifford German, student at the University of Connecticut, and Sanford Winters, student at Wes- leyan, have returned to their stu dies after spending the, Christmas recess at their homes here.
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