The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
GRANGE MEMBERS
 AT BIG SESSION
Annual Meeting of VOIun. teer Fire Department
 Is Held
WOLcoTT Slsa O Nelson Colo, ToSd RAAa-Teleph0ue B00sD

Wolcott, Nov. i7-several mem. hers of the wolcott grange were in Worcester, Mass, Friday and Sat- urday attending the seventy.flfth annual session of the National oraneg being held there for nine days. The seventh degree of the or- der was exemplified on l6,O00 can. didates, representing granges from coast to coast. Seven classes of can- didates took the degree which was worked every two hours from 0:a0 q. m. The Municipal Auditorium which seats $500. was filled to capacity at each class with candidates and spectators. Those from Wolcott grange taking the degree were Mfr. and Mrs. Elmer symonds, Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Overton, Mir. and Mrs. Nile Munson, Mir. and Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Mfr. and Mrs. Clarence Ranger, Walter Smith. Mrs. John Warner, Miss Rena gtamatelon, Miss Doris Molinek, Miss Caroline Snow, Horace Reed, Walter Megln, Rodman Snow, William Ogden and James Dtamatelon. Other seventh degree members attending the sess slon were MT. and Mrs Henry Nor- ton, Mir. and Mrs. c. Nelson Cole, Mrs. Charles Tyrell. Frederick Me- gin, Robert Wakelee, and Howard Roberts.
 The annual business meeting and election of company officers of the Wolcott Volunteer Fire department was held Thursday night ct the fire house with Chief Edward Theriault presiding. It waS voted to purchase q new lighting plant. A collection vas taken among the members for the Red Gross drive. Ten turkeys will Dc awarded at dance being given by the Ladies auxiliary, Dec. i2, in the hall on the fair grounds. It was voted the use of the fire house as e medical center for the defense council under the supervision of the fire department. Company of- ticers were elected as follows: Fin ancial secretary, Herbert Hayes; re- cording secretary, Kenneth TooSer; captain, Joseph Winkler; senior lieutenant, Matthew Dcnelly: junior lieutenant, Fred Megin; property man, Homer Prime.
 Chief Edward TheFiault appointed the following standing committees tor l04i and Ie42: Finance commit- tee, Robert Grant, chairman; Al- fred Affeldt. Charles Mott, Joseph Frohn. Fred Megin: grievance ccm- mittee Edward OaTthwait, chair man, Robert Grant, John J. Bergtn; Investigating committee, Charles Gibson, chairman, Charles Tyrell, William Klitka, John Carlson, Ed- gar Browne; house committee, John Carlson, Matthew Donneliy, Jack sathory, Edgar Browne, and Joseph Frohn: sick committee, Joseph Wtn- kler, chairman, Gerard Tuohy, Ale bert Affeldt, Kenneth Tooker and Charles Gibson.
 Mrs. Earl Snyder of the Woodtick read will entertain the Wolcott club at an afternoon card party on Erie day ct 3 o'clock. This party has been changed from Nov. % at T:S0 D. m. to Friday afternoon.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vol colt Volunteer Fire department will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs Edward Theriault's on Tuesday at D. m, for Mrs. Herbert Hayes committee.
 The home economics committee will have charge of the program to- night for the lecturers hour. FTed- ersck Kirschbaum will preside ct the business meeting.
 Mrs. Herbert Hayes and daugh- ter, Patricia, Mrs. Frank Dillon. Mrs. Russell Hayward, Mrs. Ernest Peterson and daughter, Betty, vls- tied Mrs. Emma Matchison at East Park. Providence, E. l., on satur- day.
 Agr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Mac Cormack arc registered at the Bar bizon-plaza hotel in New York. Mrs. MaCCorulaclI, before her marriage, was Miss Marie Pelleiier of the Wolcost road.
 Tho Wolcott Land Ownors' Pro- tectave association win hold a card party in their clubhouse on the Woodtlck road. Prizes win he given at each table and rofreshmentB