The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
GRANGE FAVORS
 DUES INCREASE
$2 Yearly to Be Feature Discussion Topic at Meet
 ing November 3
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 wolcott, oct. 22-Wolcott Grange met Monday night at the grange hall with Master Frederick Kirscll- baum presiding. A motion was made to increase the dues to @ per year to enable them to meet current ex- penses. "A vote will be taken on the subject at the next meeting Nov. 3rd. f
 Mrs. Louis Moss was voted on to become member of Wolcott grange and will receive the degree later. Those wishing seventh degree tickets for the national grange in Wooster, Mass, may get them from the sec retary, Miss Caroline Snow before Nov. 1. After the business meeting, Charles D. Gibson, air raid warden, gave a very instructive talk on air raid defense and many present volunteered to help in the air raid defense work, if needed. He said there is work for all. Musical num- bers were given by P. Ralph Sere- fine, John Autore and Chris Autore, Tonight the 50th anniversary of Excelsior Pomona will be observed at Middlebury grange, starting with turkey supper at 6:30 o'clock with the meeting and entertainment at o'clock. Friday night at Washing ton grange the sixth degree will be exeinplified on a large class of cat1- didates.
 Party Friday
 The annual Halloween party for the members of the Congregational Church Sunday School will be held in the Beecher Memorial Hall, F'ri- day from 2 to g D. m. Admission will be by ticket only but members that were not at school on Sunday may obtain tickets from the com mittee consisting of Mrs. William Libolt, Mrs. Calvin Teller and Mrs, Howard Kraft. Prizes will be giveE and refreshments served
 New Board Members
 The board of education met at the Woodtick school Thursday night. The two new members elected to the board, Mrs. Alfred Winchell and Mrs. Emil Groscll were present. William P. Ogden was reelected secretary of the board and Kenneth Norton elected, vice. chairman. The hot lunch project was discussed and arrangements are being made for the installation of the necessary equipment by Mrs Winchell and William Odgen. Mem- bers were assigned to have charge of the schools as follows: North, Thomas Seery: center, Kenneth Norton, Woodtick, Mrs. Alfred Win chell, south, Mrs. Emil Grosch and Harvey Horton. The infantile paralysis is well in hand and all are working under instructions from pr. Louis Thibault, health of1lcer. The enumeration has been completed by Mrs. Henry Bannett. South school and Mrs. J. Bement Wakelee, North, Center and Woodtick schools, There are about 50 more children than last year, ranging in age from { to l6 years old. There are over 400 enumerated. Several cases of chickenpox have been found at Woodtick school.
 Masquerade Friday
 The Wolcott Volunteer Fire De. partment band will hold a mas. querade and dance Friday night in the Town Hall from S:30 to i2:30. The entertainment will start at S:30 with concert by the entire band of 8 members, also Slim Griffln, @ soft shoe dancer, Frank BJoras, a baton twirler, Francis Hunter Kil- born, song btrd of Milldale and Vic Coleman, cowboy singer.
 Prizes will be given for the vari- ous costumes The judges will be: J. Arthur Bergen, first selectmail, Fire Chief Edward Theriault, Police Commissioner Robert Seery and Judge James v. Conway. Reginald Lawrence will be master of cere- monies. Howard Lynch Is general chairman.