The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

Watertown, Dec. 2-At a recent meeting of Boy Scout Troop in the Christ church parish house, the following advancements were made Wilfred D. Miller was advanced to the rank of junior assistant scout- master; Peter Schat2ki, Kenyon Porter, Harold Wheeler and Edward Lourinsviez were advanced to senior patrol leaders; Jack Dewitt, Justin Smith and John Barton, patrol leaders. Kenyon Porter and Harold Wheeler are quartermasterS; Peter Schatzki is scribe and Jack Dewitt librarian and musician,
 A troop contest has been con- ducted recently and awards will be given to the Eagle patrol which was adiudged the best patrol, and to Jack Dewitt, who was judged the boy who has advanced the most Harold Wheeler was leader of the Eagle patrol at the time the con- test was won.
 Troop has formed new pa trol the Green Bar patrol, which consists of the troop junior leaders Wilfred D. Miller is patrol leader of the Green Bar patrol and Harold Wheeler, assistant patrol leader.
 Troop Is planning to enter ten events in the Scout rally which will take place in the Buckingham build ing, Waterbury, Sunday afternoon Dec. 18th at 2 o'clock.
 More Library Books
 Additional new fiction volumes re gently added to the shelves of the Watertown library are: Food Buy ing and Our Markets, by Monroe and others; American Red Gross Textbook of Home Nursing, by Trett; This Is My Best, by Burnett ed; Year of the Wild Bear, by MearS; Days of Ofelia, by Diamant Frontier by Air. by Hager; Get Thee Behind Me, by Spence; Carry Me Back, by Williams; Van Looms Lives, by Van Loon; The Mediter- ranean, by Ludwig; Suez to Singa- pore, by Brown; American Unity and Asia, by Buck; Unrelenting Struggle, by Churchill; Last Train from Berlin, by Smith; I Escaped from Hong Kong, by Maisman; Yankee Fighter, by Nancy; They Were Dependable, by White.
 Children's books recently placed in the Children's room at the li- brary are: Peggy and the White Horse, by Pianco and Collison; Dash and Dart, by Buff: MT Bumps and His Monkey, by Della Mare; Inside Out, by Mallette: Nightingale House, by Palmer; Paddles. by Tracy; The Doll Who Came Alive by Tregarthen; Jumbo, the Elephant, by Waldeck; Fruits of the Earth. by Lucas; Fun for Boys and Girls, by Dick; Look at Amreica, by Tarchis: Juarez, Hero of Mexico, by Dalser: The Courage and the Glory, by Flaherty; Against All Odds, by Lansing
 Rehearsal
 Members Of the Watertown Youths Temperance Council met in the Union Congregational church, Oakville. Monday night, at which time they held a rehearsal of the anthem which they plan to sing at their public meeting in the church Monday evening. Dec. l4. Chaplain zeigler stationed at Bradley field. Windsor Locks Air Base. will be the speaker.
 Preceding Monday nights re- hearsal, short executive meeting was held.
 Friendship Temple
 A regular meeting Of Friendship temple, Pythian Sisters, will be held in Columbia hall. Thursday night, Dec. 3. All members are urged to attend this meeting as there will be roll call and the election of officers
 Members who come to the meet ing will also learn about the new game, Mystery Pal. Refreshments will be served with Mrs. Glenn Hu- miston, Mrs. Robert Atwood and Mrs. Frederick Peck, acting as hostesses.
 Stocking Salvage
 Persons who have old silk and nylon stockings for salvage may leave them at the Consumer Thrift Shop on Depot street. The types of stockings needed for salvage are as follows: all silk, all nylon. silk and rayon, nylon and rayon. silk and cotton, and nylon and cotton.
 Dinner Guests
 F. H. Gillette of Linkfield road entertained at a family dinner party at his home Thanksgiving day Guests attending were Mir. and Mrs. Austin Allyn and their daughter Mrs. Alexander Agnew of Atwood street; MT. and Mrs. Raymond Gill lette their daughter, Miss Mario, Gtlletts. and son. Sherwin. of Link field road. and their son, Arthur of New Haven; Miss Hattie Ford and William Lehotsky of Linkfleld road.