The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-09
12 CANDIDATES
 MAKE UP CLASS
Grange Exemplifies First and Second Degrees;
 Third Planned April 2l
WOLCOTT Mrs. 0. Nelson Cole, Todd ROad--TelephOne 50939

Wolcott, April 9-The first and second degrees were exemplified on q class of 12 candidates at the regular meeting of Wolcott Grange Monday night. Frederick Ktrsch- baum, master, presided at the busi- ness meeting.
 Visiting masters night will be observed at Prospect Grange Friday night and Frederick Kirschbaum has been invited to i'll the masters chair at that time. The fifth de- gree will be exemplified May 2l at Beacon Valley Grange and June 28 at Meriden the sixth degree work will be put on for those desiring to be ready for the seventh degree in November.
 Those initiated in the first and second degrees were MT. and Mrs. Richard Lawton, MT. and Mrs. George Lawton, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Overton, MT. and Mrs. Raymond King, Miss Constance German, Miss Janet Brodie, Kenneth Mac cCormack and Vincent Forti.
 In the first degree, Mrs. Selina Tyrell was master, Doris Molinek, overseer, Nancy Goodson, lecturer, Mrs. Minnie Warner, steward, Rose- mary Goodson, assistant steward, Mrs. Ellen Norton, chaplain, Caro- ] line Snow, secretary, Mrs. Neva Wil- son, treasurer, Mrs. Ernestine Mum son, Ceres, Mrs. Ora Smith, Po- mona, Mrs. Edith Megin, Flora, Mrs. Eva Likeley, gatekeeper, and Mrs. Hulda Hall, lady assistant. Tn the second degree Mrs. Ellen Mor- ton, master, Mrs. Minnie Warner, overseer, Doris Molinek, lecturer, Mrs. Selma Tyrell, steward, assistant steward, Rosemary Goodson, chap lain, Caroline Snow, secretary, Mrs. Eva Likely, treasurer, Mrs. Neva Wilscon, Ceres, Mrs. Ernestine Mun- son, Pomona, Mrs. Ora Smith, Flora, Mrs. Edith Megin and lady assistant, Mrs. Hulda Hall.
 The third and fourth degrees will be exemplified April 21. The harvest supper will be at 6:30 D. m. On the supper committee are MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Warner. Mrs. Elmer Sy. monds and Mrs. John Warner. Girls Convene
 The Wolcott Girls club met Fri- day night at the home of their lead- CT, Mrs. Hans Beerbaum on Munson road. Sewing was done and 8 dis cussion on general topics was held after which refreshments were Browne, Edna Strever, Lois Avery, served.
 Those present were Barbara Jean Avery, Audrey Outtrim, Jac- queline Dumschatt, Eleanor Me- Very, Rena Stamatelon, Orissa German, Constance German, Co., rinne Bergen, June Vasillov, Betty Megin, Mrs. Fred Megin and Mrs. Beerbaum. The next meeting on April 25 will be at the home of Helen Webber on Munson avenue.
 The Wolcott volunteer fire de- partmert will hold their monthly meeting tomorrow night at the fire house on Central avenue. Chief Ed ward Theriault will preside.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Homewood, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Symonds. Rich ard andAlvin Homewood spent Sum- day in Willimantic with Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Lounsbury.
 Mrs. Bella MacMillin of Center street has returned to her home from a three weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Cortese and MT. Cortese of Clifton, New Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Izzo and in- fant daughter, Judith Ann, of Wa terbury are visiting Mrs. Izzo's par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Garth walt of Oarthwaint road.
 Hoame from Camps
 Private Richard Wilson of Fort Adams, Rhode Island. and Private Francis Grove of Camp Edwards. Falmouth, Mass. spent the week. end with their parents here.