The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-18
WEIGH OUTING
 WELL ATTENDED
Foresters Entertain 40 at Hitchcock Lake; Regular
 Meeting Thursday
WATERVILLE Correspondent-Mrs. R. W. Henion, Telephone 3-5462

Waterville, Aug. 18-The annual outing of Court Welch, Foresters of America, observing the 47th anni- versary of the lodge, was held Sat- urday afternoon and evening, at Hitchcock Lake, with forty members and their friends attending.
 All had a grand time, and greatly enjoyed the various games of quoits, horseshoe pitching, bathing, and the great quantities of food which were available throughout the entire day.
 There was a baseball game be- tween the married men, and the single men, which resulted in a score of 2-5, with single men win ming.
 John Humphrey was chairman in charge of arrangements, and was assisted by Maynard Buxton, Theo- dore Bristow, William Lonergan and William Smith.
 Thursday evening. August 21st, there will be regular meeting of Court Welch, at Foresters' Hall, with chief ranger, Robert Wright presiding. Plans are being made for participating in the state outing, which will be sponsored by the Grand Court of Connecticut, and held Sunday, September 21st, at the Y. D. Park in Plainville.
 Members from Waterville who at- 1 tended an executive council meet ing, held jointly with the meeting of the outing committee, Friday night, at The Old Castle Inn, Say brook, were, William Dunlavey, John Humphrey William Smith, William Lonergan, Arnold Keith, and Charles Woidloski.
 All members, their families and friends are invited to the state out ing, which will take place, rain or shine, and further plans will be made for this affair, at meeting to be held September 3rd, in New Britain.
 Mrs. Frank R. Wilson, and daugh- ter Helen, of Thomaston Avenue are spending the week in Providence, Rhode Island, as the guests of Miss Marie Lamond. Raymond Wilson drove them there yesterday, but he returned last night.
 Mrs. Lena Rabbit, Miss Ida Cal abreese, Miss Doris Rabbit, Edmond Rabbit, Miss Edna Rabbit and John Stricker of Port Chester, New York, spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. William Smith of Thom- aston Avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Benninghoff and daughter Caroline of Terrace Avenue have returned from va- cation spent with MT. Benninghoffs aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Schneider, of Erie, Pa.
 Miss Elizabeth Burger, who Is spending the remainder of the sum- mer with her mother, Mrs. John Burger, of Sprague street, has been recently appointed an instructor in secretarial science at the HillyeI Junior College, in Hartford. Former ly she was teacher in the Rock vile High School.
 The funeral services for Mrs Clara Cartlege were held this after- noon. 2 o'clock, from the home 5t Sheffield Street, with Rev. Charles Goodwin, of St. Paul's Episcopal Church officiating. Burial was ir the new North cemetery, Woodbury
 Mrs. Cartledge, 79, had been il for several months, having been . patient at the Waterbury Hospital until about six weeks ago. She leaves many friends in Watervillt where she had resided for a period of about 35 years. Even though ad- vanced in years, she was an unusual. ly active person, doing the duties oi her home until her sickness in ths most willing and cheerful way.