The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24

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cessafy furniture. kitchen equip
ment, etc.
Marriage Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hresko Of
Plat road announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Mary Hresku
20 sgt. larry Antioch, Endlcott, N.
Y. The ceremony was performed In
the parsonage Of the Methods:
church by the pastor. the Rev. Fred
wilcox, on Saturday. July IS.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jones and
their daughter. Shella, OF Middle.
bury road. are mentioning at Chat
ham, Cape Cod.
Miss Mary Walton, who spent the
past week at Proyincetown. Cape
Cod, has returned TO her home on
Bowers street.
Visiting Pomona officers night
was observed at the meeting OF Wa.
tertown Grange held Friday eve-
ming IN Masonic hall. The follow
ing Pomona officers filled the
chairs: william Brush. master;
Donald Grahame. overseer: Mrs.
Sarah Isham. chaplain: Miss Mir
lam williams. lady assistant stew
ard; Harold Schmidt. John Camp
bell, Stanley witty: members Of
the executive committee; Mrs. Mar
guerite Smith. member Of the home
economics committee. Other disc
tinguishcd visitors present we're:
LInsley Smith. master OF Bethlehem
Grange; Elmer Symonds. master Of
Wolcott Grange and Mrs. Anna
Brush OF Beacon Valley Grange.
state Juvenile deputy. Ten members
Of the Waterfront Grange were
present.
During the meeting invitations
we're accepted TO neighbor with
Beacon Valley Grange on Friday.
July % and with Wolcott Grange on
Tuesday. August /. On each eve-
ning's program. the local Grange
will present a number under the de
rection OF the lecturer. Mrs. Elsie
Gillette. Ten members Of Water
town Grange. one from Middlebury
Grange and two from Middlebury
Grange, attended the II O'Clock
service at Christ Episcopal church
on Sunday. July i6. in observance
Of the Grange Go-to-Church sun
day.
During the program period at FRI
days meeting the following num-
bers were given: Opening song.
THE Dear Old Farm. the grange:
poem. The Empty Nest'-Miss Mi
RAM williams of Oxford grange:
readings Origin OF Taps" and
Perfect Day-Mrs. Sarah fsham Of
Pomperaug grange: songs. There's
q Star Spangled Banner Waving
Somewhere" and The End of n
Perfect Day, Sister Taylor OF Bea-
con Valley grange: reading ffor the
boys in the servicel did You Give
Him a LiftP"-the chaplain. Mrs.
Bessie Hewitt Of Watertown grange;
stories-Harold Schmidt, master Of
Oxford grange: game ''Giggling
Gertie"-Stanley Witty Of Water
town grange: quiz-Donald Graz
hame OF Middlebury grange: Auc-
ton of a basket OF raspberries-
Auctioneer, Howard Roberts OF VOL
colt grange: winner-Haroid Booth
Of WatertoWn grange; reading
With Apologies Mrs. Elsie Gil
lette, WATERFOWL grange: closing
song. God Bless America"-the
grange.
Visitors u,ere aresant from tha
following oranges: Bethlehem, Bea-
con Valley. Woleott. Pomperaug. Ok
ford. Mad River and WatertoEn.
Brothers and Sisters night win be
observed nj the next meeting Of the
local grange 10 be held on Friday.
August 4. The program win be In
charge Of Mrs. Sophie Hlayna and
Stanley Witty.
Miss Eleanor Schaffner OF Ham-
den was the weekend guest Of Mr..
and Mrs, STEPHEN canty Of Scott
avenue.
Mrs. Hanley Wilson and her young
son Of Hamilton Lane are spending
three weeks at Great Neck.
Mrs. Miles Shelton Of Oxford and
her daughter Mrs. George Richard.
son of Wallingford VT. are visiting
relatives IN Watertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ekiltop Of
Scott avenue were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Martin OF Ham.
den, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Latin of
Nova Scotia hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Coon Of Hillerest avenue
have returned 10 their homes from
o vacation spent at Nantucket.
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