The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
INDUCTEES LEAVE
 WEEK FROM TODAY
Thirteen Going to Hart. ford; Hospital Releases
 Buell. Heminway, Jr.
WATER TOWN Mrs. Stephen Canty, COrre- spOndent, Tel. Watertown 1O06

Watertown, July 2 = Local Board g has announced the names of the men selected for induction in call Number 16. These men shall report to the local board at Room 5, 637 Main street, at 7:15 a. m. July IA, 194l; after which they shall be sent to an induction station at 555 Asy- lum street, Hartford.
 The names and residence of the men follow: James H. Richards, Jr., Woodbury; John J. Baltrush, IT,, Naugatuck; George c Atwood, Wa tertown: Leonard Capone, Oakville; Chester Ciesielski, Terryville; Joe seph A. Burdis, Oakville: William C.. Bull, Plymouth; Gustaf o. Rehn, Roxbury; walter F. Kraucalis, Ter- ryville; Joseph J. Wisneski, Thomas ton; Reinholdt Schwanka, Terryville John w. Hlavna, Watertown and John s. Belz, Watertown.
 George c. Atwood has been ap. pointed group leader.
 Boy Scouts
 Troop I, Boy Scouts, are enjoying a week of camping at the Boy Scout Camp in Plymouth.
 The boys, fully equipped, left the parish house Saturday afternoonl.
 Truman Dayton, son of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Dayton of Wilder street, and w. Donald Miller, son of MI. and Mrs. John T. Miller, ST., of Scott avenue will divide the super vision of the camp during the day, and Scoutmaster Ralph Colter of Wheeler street win be in charge evenings. Both Dayton and Miller are Eagle Scouts and have had much experience in camping.
 The scouts attending camp are: Harold and Ernest Wheeler, Jack Dewitt, Donald Flynn, Peter Mor- rell, Peter and Thomas Schatzlsi Billy Rice, John Barton, W. Donald Miller and Truman Dayton.
 Questionnaires
 Questionnaires have been sent to farmers from the state employment service inquiring as to the number of men needed for labor on farms.
 Mrs. Mary M. Dewey, manager, and Charles D. Mccarthy, farm placement interviewer are in charge of the Waterbury office at 123 Bank street and 1t is through this ofiice farmers should transact their bus. mess,
 Miss Helen Mattoon, Miss Mary Barton, MT. and Mrs. Linus Mat toon, MT. and Mrs. Bertram P. Hud- son, MT. and Mrs. John Crane, MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Scott and Miss Erma Scott attended the 6lst annual reunion of the Scott family in the Middlebury Town hall, July 4. MT. and Mrs. Charles Loonis of South street. Middlebury. were hosts for the gathering. Mrs. Loomis is we'll known in town, having been the former Miss Mary Mattoon. Her bro- ther, Linus Mattoon of Woolson street, Watertown, was reelected president of the association at the business meeting held at the re- union.
 Guests from Watertown present at the holiday gathering and picnic supper given at Avalon Farms, Mid- lebury, by MT. and Mrs. Charles Harper, July were: MT. and Mrs. Q. Leman Atwood, Mrs. Charles ". Atwood, Mrs. Howard M. Hickcox, ST., Mrs. Howard M. Hickcox, 2nd: MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Hicox, Mrs. Merritt Atwood, Miss Charlotte Hickox. Miss AGabelle Hickox, Tred- erick der. Camp. Arthur Hickox. F. Bronson Fzickox, George Harper, John Atwood and Dudley Atwood.
 Home From Hospital
 Buell. II. Heminway, IT,, of Madi. son, formerly Of Wategtcwn, re turned to Madison Thursday from the New Haven hospital where he had been a patient. His mother Mrs. B. Havens Heminway, Of Main street sepnk the weekend with MF. and MFs. Heminway tn Madison.