The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-19
GIBSON FAMILY
 HOLDS REUNION
Outdoor Supper Enjoyed on Farview Ave-; Grange
 Gets Prospect Invitation
WOLcOTT Sars. C. Nelson Cole, Tod0 EOa0--Telephone SOOS9

wolcott, Sept. ls-Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gibson of Farvtew ave. nue. Hitchcock Lake, held the afl" nual reunion of the Gibson family Sunday at their home. A picnic dinner and supper were served out doors.
 Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. William Gibson of New Hav- en, MT. and Mrs. Charies Gibson, the Misses Lucille, Blanche ana Lorraine Gibson of Cheshire, Billy Gibson of Cheshire, MT. and Mrs. James Gibson, Mir. and Mrs. ThoE1i. aS TeaRle and Joyce Teagle Of Meriden, pr. w. J. Kane, Miss Dor othy Schwartz of Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. Danny Rizzollo, MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Gibson and sons, Rodney Gordon and Charles Gib. son.
 Exchange Oftlcerr ..T.it
 Frederick KlrschbauHn, master or Wolcott Grange, presided at the meeting Monday night in Grange Hall. Exchange Officers Night was observed with the following visiting ofiicers taking chairs: Master, pof1- ald Grahame of Middlebury; over- seer, Stanley Withy of Watertown Grange; lecturer, Miss Nellie Cow. dell, Prospect; steward, Charles Zeigelmair of Mad River; chap. lain, Mrs. Samuel Squlres of Mad River Grange; treasurer, Mrs. George Cowdell of Prospect street: secretary, Mrs. Mabel patchett of Mad River; executive committee, George Howe of Middlebury; home economies committee, Mrs. Louis Russell, Mrs. Charles zeigelmair and Mrs. Florence Kilbourn of Mad River Grange.
 An invitation to attend Neigh bors' Night ct Prospect Sept. 26 wes accepted. It was voted to give s2 to the founders for c National Grange building in Washington, D. O., also S6 for the Wolcott Voluns teer Fire Departments building fund.
 Three candidates from Mad Riv. CT were obligated in the 3rd and lth degrees. They were MT. and Mrs. walter Oldroyd and John 0aigot. Mrs. Samuel squireS gave the obligation In the third degree and George Graham in the fourth degree. walter wilson was appoints ed chairman of benefit con1s mittee with Nyle Munson and How ard Roberts to assist him. Refresh" ments were served after the meet ing by Mrs. Donald Hall, Mrs. Win" cent Forte, Mrs. William Currey and Miss Nancy Goodsor.
 The Wolcott Volunteer Fire De. partment Band held its regular rehearsal Tuesday evening at their band room at the fair grounds un- der the direction of Daniel w. Hatfield, conductor. Following the rehearsal moving pictures of the recent state firemen's parade at West Haven were shown by Super intendent of Fire Alarms John E. Carlson to 6 large gathering of the members and their friends after which refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed.
 Birthday Party
 Miss Rena Stamatelon was hon. ored Saturday night at a party given in the dance hall on the fair grounds in honor of her 18th birth day. Decorations were in red and yellow. Games and dancing were enjoyed followed by lunch.
 Those present were: Mrs. Wil- liam Dumschatt, Mabel Snedekerr Orissa German, Thelma Kruse, Jacquiline Dumschatt, Corin n C Bergen, Betty Megin, Theresa Nor- mand, Julia Rozdilski. Lois Avery, Julia Rozdilski, Mary Rozdilskir Caroline Snow, Rena Stamatelon Charles Winkerstman, Sherwood Boularger, Arthur Strever and James Stamatelon.
 gantfcrd Winters of Todd road has left for his junior year ct Wes- leyan University in Middletown.
 Party Tonight
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the WolcOtt Volunteer Fire Depart. ment will sponsor a card party to- night at eight o'clock in the hall on the fair grounds. Prizes will be given end refreshments served Proceeds will be for the fire house building fund.