The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-10
TERRYVILLE
Correspondent: J. r. Ryan, IL W.
Main St.-Tel. $3.50 Bristol Div
WALLACE G. PLUMB
SERVES rs YEARS
Town Treasurer Not Seek
ing Republican Nominal
ton This Year

Terryville, Sept. 10.-The Repub.
lican town committee will support
william H. Eustice to head the Re-
publican ticket for the Oath con-
secutive year, at the town election,
October 4th.
Howard Russell Of Prospect street,
employed in the Terryville Trust
company, will be supported by the
Republican town committee at the
Republican caucus Saturday night
for the nomination Of town treas
urer to succeed wallace @. Plumb,
who will not seek the nomination
this year after serving 20 years.
Atty Emil Petke will be candidate
for Judge Of probate, which will be
q special election In connection with
the town election. Wafer Nc
Clellan, who was appointed by the
Board Of Selectmen to finish the
uncompleted term OF the late Mat
thew F. Hayes as town clerk, win be
the choice to succeed himself.
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson Of 20
Putnam st., Bristol, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, VAL
erie Agnes, to Arthur Feskahin, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Feskanin Of
10 Hillside avenue, TerTyville.
Returns After Furlough
Pvt. Francis J. Carrigan, stationed
at Camp Crowder, Mo-, as an army
specialist, has returned to his post,
after enAY1dino q ela0rk f,,rIn,,ot. -
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. ]. Carrigan Of Haase ave.
nue..
Mrs. Jennie L. GOff
Mrs. Jennie L. Golf, widow of
Thomas G. Golf, died Thursday
morning at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Hanley Of "a Prospect
street following short illness. She
had been o resident here the past
rev years. Born In New York city,
daughter Of the late Patrick and
Ann (Ryan) Smith, she formerly re-
sided with her daughter, Mrs. Ma
thaniel p. Giles Of Rosedale, Long,
Island, N. Y.
She was a member Of st. Glars
church, st. Clair Altar society, ST.
Clair Auxiliary, Mary Immaculate
Hospital Auxiliary and American re-
gion Auxiliary all Of Rosedale, L, I.
She Is survived by her daughter,
TWO sons. William j. Golf of Glen
GAZE, L. l., and Thomas G. Goff of
New York city. The body was tax
en- 70 Rosedale, L. l., Thursday af-
ternoon with funeral services to be
neid In that city at a date and time
70 be announced later.
To Resume Meetings
ADJ Humiston Chapter, d. A. r..
Wiu open their fall season, FRIDAY
sept. II with a meeting at the home
OF MRS. EnoS Drum, Thomaston
MRS. John Braxl, chairman of the
1homaston Branch Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, will talk on Red
Cross activities and Miss Edith Sut-
life will discuss national defense
Home on FurIOuEhs
Cadet Harry Kablesh, attending
tne University Of Florida where he
Is taking special course in TECH
nical engineering for Army. Special
lzed training, is spending a seven
Gay leave at the home Of his par-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sedor KabIesh
OF West Main street.
Army Aviation Cadet Wallace Nv
pert mas completed primary pilot
training at Palmer Field, s. O.. and
mas been transferred TO the Basic
riylng School at Bush Field, AUG
usta, Ga. He Is the son Of Mr.. and
MRS. John Nypert.
Missed Train
Henry j. Hawkins Of Hillside ave-
nue., Plymouth, on q visit 10 WASH
lngton. D. O.. failed TO catch a
speedy express bound for New YORK
city BY ten minutes Monday ana
Is now glad he did miss II. Tie
traln he failed 20 catch was the
congressional Limited, wrecked IA
, s'snlladelphia with 9 heavy loss Of
On FuEIouGh
Seeend Lieut.. Mitchell Cwlek STA
toned at the Columbia, q. o., army
aiF base where he Is q pilot flylne
b-So Mitchell bombers ~ spending
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