The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-20
MRS. EVABYAM, Sc,
STILL in GRANGE
Had River Member Guest
at 33rd Anniversary
Program of Chapter
WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Alma p. Cole
Tel. 3-2S03

Wcacott, March 20-Wolcott
Grange was honroed with the pres
nee of members of Pembroke,
lass, Wallingford, Beth lie h e m,
cheshire, Bristol, Plymouth. Wa
ert0wn, Middlebury and Mad River
oranges present in honor of their
3rd anniversary in Grange hall
Gonday night.
A special guest of honor was So
ear old Mrs. Eva Byam of Mad
eivOr Grange, who was installing
narHhal SO years ago when Wolcott
grange organized. A supper in
harge Of Mrs. Henry Norton was
erved at $50 O'Clock. Mrs. Evans
N Bethlehem presented the Grange
basket Of snapdragons which was
alter taken to the Bristol hospital
Mrs. John Norton, the lecturer,
tho Is a patient at the hospital. A
srvice nag was presented to the
orange by Mrs. Henry Norton with
our blue stars for members who are
ow in the service.
They are Robert Wilson, Richard
7ilson, Carlo DeSanto and Leo
heroux. Among the visitors were
merson Leonard, a member Of the
ate Grange, legislative committee
nd Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Stanley
Jitty and Mrs. Ethel Anderson Of
xcelsior Pomona home economics
ommittee, Stanley Witty, master of
Tatertown Grange, and William
DWELL, master Of Middlebury
range.
The assistant lecturer, Miss Rena
tamatelon, presented the follow
lg program: the anniversary song,
iginal poem by Mrs. Charles
yrell, remarks by G. Nelson Coe
ad Elmer Coe who were charter
.embers, Julian H. Norton of Bris-
u showed movies in technicolor Of
axe Compounce, a debate on !"That
illboards Should Be Abolished" by
frederick Kirschbaum on the mega
We and Elmer Symonds on the
firmative. The judges, Myron
lshop, william Powell and Stanley
itty decided in favor of Frederick
irschbaum. A card party will be
I'D Monday night In the Grange
Ill. ALI are welcome.
Gard Party
The Wolcott Land Owners Protec-
ye association held a card party
the club house on Wodtick road
Iesday night. The door prize was
garded to Mrs. Carlton Bird and
special prize to Floyd Myngheer.
eizeS at cards were won by Mrs.
E. Grant, Mrs. Frederick Franek,
rs. William Dumschatt, Carlton
I'D, Mrs. Lyman Atwood, Mrs.
larry Cole, Mrs. Carlton Bird and
rs. Harry Bergen. Refreshments
,re served In the dining room.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
ckwith, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman At
nod, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Nelson Cole,
!. and Mrs. Alfred Garthwait, Mr..
d Mrs. James Bergen, Mr.. and
Is. Harry Bergen, Mr.. and Mrs.
ward Bergen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Dnd King, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
inters. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Megin,
II. and Mrs. Frederick Franek,
L. and Mrs. J. Arthur Bergen,
rs. Charles Tyrell, Mrs. william
lmschatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Ird, Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner,
is. Albert Homewood, Mrs. Bella
hcAGillin, Floyd Myngheer, Mrs.
aries Myngheer, Byron Loucks,
ID Horace Read. A fried chicken
pper win beg iven Saturday night
the club with movies and q So
time after the supper.
Mrs. Mary Miller and son Robert
woodbury. were Sunday guests
Mr.. and MRS. Walter Wilson Of
podtick road.
Wedding Guests
Gr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Bergen |
b daughter Corinne Of Nichols
ID attended the wedding in |
Outh Weymouth. Mass, Saturday |
MRS. Bergen's brother, DIR. james |
meron Of that town and Miss
kn Taylor Maccreeor Of Wollas- |
!, Mass.
boy Scout troop I OF Wolcott win |