The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-02
FIRE AUXILIARY
ENJOYS FARLEY
Mrs. Charles Mott Enter
tains Members; Card
Party February 10
WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Alma r. Cole
Tel. 3-2803

Wolcott, Feb. 2.-The ladies' auxil-
larry of the Wolcott volunteer fire
department met at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Mott on Maple avenue re-
Gently and held the January meet
ing. Mrs. John E. Carlson, presided.
Mrs. Herbert Hayes, chairman OF
the dance held III December, re-
ported $4,000 was realized after all
expenses were paid. a check for
1922 was presented by Mrs. Ed
ward Theriault, Mrs. Grant Outtrim
and Mrs. william Dumschatt for
knife demonstrations held at their
homes.
1t was voted to give 5000 to the
fire department. This will make q
total of $500 given the department
since the auxiliary was organized in
September.
1t was voted to hold a member
card party at the home OF Mrs. Ed
ward Theriault on East street on
February 10 at p. m. Defense
stamps will be awarded as prizes.
The refreshment committee Is Mrs.
Theriault, Mrs. Herbert Feero. Mrs.
Gerard Tuohy and Mrs. Charles
Tyrell.
The auxiliary members are collect
ing newspapers, magazines, rags, old
iron, ETC., and anyone having any to
give them may call Mrs. Edward
Theriault and it will be collected.
When sold the money will be given
to the fire department. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Gibson on Farview
avenue. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Those present were: Mrs. John
Carlson, Mrs. Matthew Donnelly,
Mrs. Frederick F'ranek, Mrs. Charles
Gibson, Mrs. Gerard Tuohy, Mrs.
Fred Megin, Mrs. Kenneth Tooker,
Mrs. Edward Theriault, Mrs. A. B.
Weston, Mrs. Herbert Hayes, Mrs.
Albert Affeldt, Mrs. Herbert Feero,
Mrs. Ryder, Mrs. Charles Tyrell and
Mrs. Charles Mott.
Sewing Farley
Mrs. Lewis Winchell of Lewis ave-
nue. held a Red Cross sewing meet
ing at her home Thursday after
noon. Those present were Mrs
Henry BasSett, Mrs. Arthur Boulan-
ger, Mrs. jerome Winters, Mrs. Will
liam Brown, Mrs. Harvey Horton,
Mrs. John Plat and Mrs. Winchell.
| A group met at the home Of Mrs.
William Lbolt on Center street on
Thursday and sewed on womens
skirts and children's underwear for
the Red Cross. Those present were:
Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs. Albert Home
wood, Mrs. Harry Bergen, Mrs
Herbert Titham, Mrs. Arthur Harri-
son, Mrs. Alfred Eells and Mrs
Libolt. Finished work was sent in
by Miss Esther Bronson.
The Todd road group Of Red
Cross Workers met at the home OF
Mrs. Alfred Winchell and sewed on
children's dresses and underwear
Those present were Mrs. Joseph
Winkler, Mrs. Henry Bannett, Mrs
G. Arthur Warrington, Mrs. George
Ranslow, Mrs. Horace Siiliman and
Mrs. Wincllell.
| Mcctlug lOmOrTOW
The Wolcott Home Making club
will meet Tuesday at 1890 a. m. In
the Beecher Memorial Hall. Mrs
Charles Rogers will be the leader
with Casserole Dishes" the subject
Of the meeting.
The Wolcott Women's club will
sponsor an apron exchange and
Valentine party Feb. II at p. m. II,
the Woodtick Chapel. Mrs. Walter
Smith and Mrs. Leland Smith will
have charge Of the apron exchange
Mrs. Claude v. Badger, president
will conduct the business meeting
An apron bought ready made will
be eligible for the exchange, but only
aprons made by the contestants will
be judged for the prize. Each one Is
to be made from one yard of mate
rial and will be judged for size
workmanship and usefulness. Each
member is asked to bring pattern
to be copied, If possible. Games will
be In charge Of Mrs. Edward Garth
wait and Mrs. Frederick Megin. Re-
freshments will be served by Mrs
Charles Myngheer. Mrs. James