The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-08
NEW FARMHOUSE ' ALMOST READY
Lot Donated By Lake In.
 movement Menbef TheriauIt Grateful
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 woicoet, Dec. e.--The ,new Wol- colt volunteer fire department nEes house is very nearly AniShed. 1ne frohouse has been built ny mena- heYs Of tho department and ia l0- catad on central avenue on tAe sam0 lot as tho small wooden huild- inR used to houSe fire ApparAtas.
 Taward Tharlault, ohlef, and John 0arlaon, chairman Of tho board ox Ire commissioner have issued the following statements about tho oe- partInent end Che new fre houae' ''The Wolcott volunteer fire depert- ment e lust beginning to EeallRa ehA hanafats 0& its iaborS an sho erection Of an adequate house Tor carrying out its activities, This house, oonstructed by our own hands is completed to such an extent that At can ba made seEvicoAhle while constguetlon continues. This has been made possible by tho glft os . building lot from the hltcheook Lake Improvement Association ana by the services of q committee Of thia association who has solicited funds, and tho results of generous contributions made by the residents, property owners, merchants, pusi- neaBmon and the ladies' AuxihAfy. Also by those who donated the eef- vlco Of their trucks in drawing sand, by those who donated the services an construction and by those who will continue Co donate their seF- Vlces until the structure IA ooEIas plOted. It is also made possible by the Chase Brass and Copper co, donation os . brick building, the material from which was used in the new building, This building has made 6 mighty fine showing and we stlll have on additional task of raising the balance of our estimated total cost of eS,000. We are not sure yet how we will raise this balance but we have determination and goodwill in our favor.
 'No further house to house cane wasting will Do made for funds, ex. cept possibly for what activities that may Do sponsored by our ladies auxiliary or ourselves and these will all bear our insignia of the burning house. We will of course be glad to accept any and oil voluntary addi- tlonaa or new contribution. Our financial report up to today is a follows: contributions, @, ,2ee,e0; ladlef auxiliary card party, ei0O; total receipts, S2.3a9 30; expenditures materials, 49,20T.04: balance eoi,T0.
 'SrO al those who have contrib used we offer our sincere appTeela. ton and thanks and to those os you who have, through error been contacted several times for con- tFibukons we offer our sincere apQl- ogies. Tn seturn for your support Of our program we are mindful Of our obligations to you, and we are free to aaV that we shall give Co you, within our means, Che service you deserve, and ell Of our men ogsef their trained service without per. sonai eompensatlon and arc ready for your immediate emergency call, ct any time, without question as to who e where, for the protection of life end property and we are just aa n0ag Co you as your nearest teles phone. Our fire department tale. phones are aa follows, and should Do called in the order given, report ing clearly 70 location: 9.iSoo, A-aTTA B-Oo00, Waterbury exchange"
 Hamei Renamed
 The annual business meeting and election of officers of the Woleott Agricultural society was held In the hall on the fair grounds recently. AimaSoe Hamel presided.
 Reports of the secretary and tFeas- urer were read and approved. Tn the treasury now ls approximately $500. 4 discussion WIS held on sell- ing the fair grounds and buildings, The sentiment Of those present was to sell 4 a satisfactory cfSer iS made.
 A motion was made that Morton Pterpont, Edward 0arthwait and Almazor Hamel be 8 committee to take care of the sale of the proper ty. Paul MacA6lllin, chairman of the social committee, reported on the clambake held this summer and other social affairs held. The fol. lowing officers were elected: presl- dent, Almasor Hamei: first vice president, Edward daFthwalt: sec- ond vlce-president, William Klltka; third vice president, pr. Richard dllyaFd; executive secretary and treasurer, Morton Pierpont; entry secretary, Howard Roberts: asslst- ant entry secfetary, Charles De- Bishop; auditors, Mrs. John Wake lee and Maurice doodson; executive committee, Oscar B. Todd, Theo- dore Gchraider, Joseph Lanouette, John Bergin, Joseph 0alipeau, WHls Ham DumschRtt, c. Nelson Cole, Paul MacMillin, Warren Coe, Rob- ert Wakelee, Charles Tyrell, Edward Pracny. Joseph Winkier, Elmer Coe and Benjamin Cowies. Paul Mac- AGillin was appointed chairman of the social committee and will choose his own assistants. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
 Conference Tomorrow
 The well child conference ct the South school will be held tomorrow from 0:s0 to ll:30 6. m. at the South school under the direction of pr. Martha Clifford, director Of tiaa bureau of child hygiene os the state department oe health. All babies from birth to school age GDm the South school district are xllgihle.
 
 The Ladies Aid of the Consre- eational Church will meet at 1 D. SaS Tuesday In the Beecher Memorial hall. All members are requested to be on time as there are two cults to bo taeked.
 , Farley Tonight
 The Democrats will meet in caucus in the town hall tonight at 6 o'clock for the purpose of electinR