The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
CLAUDE BADGER
new REGISTRAR
Men Assistants for Reg
istration Day Feb. 10 to
Be Named Later
WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Alma p. Cole
Tel. 3-28O3

of Wolcott men will be held Feb
16 in the Wolcott town hall between
z a. m. and 8 p. m. under the SUI
pervision of Claude ". Badger, To-
cal member Of the selective service
board. All male citizens of the
United States and all other male
persons residing in the United States
who were born on or after Feb. IT.
1897, and on or before Dec. 81, 1921
must register, except those exempted
by law or those who have already
registered.
Those to assist Mr.. Badger on
registration day will be announced
later. Gov. Robert A. Hurley has
issued a proclamation urging that
the flag be displayed on all build
ings, both public and private, on
registration day.
Grange Farley
Nyle Munson, master of Wolcott
grange, presided at the regular
meeting in the Grange hall Mon
day night. William Powell, the
master of Middlebury grange, and
Mrs. Powell were present at the
meeting. Past Master Mrs. Ellen
Norton installed Horace Read as
gatekeeper. Mr.. Read, due to bust
ness hours, was unable to be pres
ent at the installation ceremonies
last month.
An invitation was received to visit
Beacon Valley grange March and
furnish one number on the pro-
gram; also one from Prospect
grange to neighbor with them Feb
ruary II and furnish Is minutes of
the program. Both invitations were
accepted. A school of instruction
will be held in Middlebury at 8 p. m,
Feb. 10, for all officers of the
grange or any other member inter
eSted may attend. Mrs. Ellen Nor
ton, state chairman of the state
home economics committee, attend
ed the New England Grange con-
ference at the Hotel Bradford, Bos-
ton, Mass, on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Norton asks all members to
save postage stamps OF all kinds for
the juvenile oranges.
A program built around Candle
mas Day was given by the lecturer,
Mrs. John Norton. Miss Rena
Stamatelon gave reading and Mrs.
John Warner q recitation, "A
Friend of the Flag. A. roll call for
the men on do you use more or less
fuel before or after Candelmas Day"
and for the women, 1.-THE fuel I like
best to USE. Remarks were given
by Master Powell and Mrs. Powell.
Brothers Transferred
First Class Private Francis l..
Hart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Hart of the Scoyill road has been
transferred from Quonsett Point, r.
l.. to the marine forces at New
River, N. c., and his brother, Pri-
yate William Hart has been trans
ferred from Fort Dix, N. j., TO San
Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Charles Lynch Of Hitchcock
Lake, has returned to her home
from the Waterbury hospital where
she was patient two weeks.
Carl Mueller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alphonse Mueller of TODD road has
returned home from st. Mary'S hos
pital where he was a pneumonia pa
tent.
The board OF tax review will meet
in the Town Hall tonight and Sat
urday night from 6 to O'Clock. On
the board are Earl Tracy, c. Nelson
Cole and Elmer SymondS.
Guests at Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grove Of
East street visited their son, Ser
geant Francis Grove at Camp Ed
wards, Mass, on Sunday. also Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Theriault and
Miss Eleanor Rinaldi visited at the
same time and camp, Private Ed
ward Theriault.
The Victory Book drive has been
extended and anyone who has books
or magazines which would he Inter-
esting to boys in our camps if they
will call Mrs. Clifford Willard, Mrs.
G. Nelson Cole or Mrs. william
Libolt these books will be called fer
and forwarded to the Bronson
I Library.