The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-07

Watertown, May 7.-The accept ance of new members into the Con- gregational church took place Sun day morning at II o'clock service.
 Those received into membership were: by baptism and confession of faith-Ann Caroline Allyn, Shirley Elaine Wright; by confession of faith-Cynthia Ann Atwood, Caro- lyn Lavonia Butterfield, Margaret Ann Morgan Capron Mrs. Will liam); Robert McKim Cassell, Charles Roy Depew, Raymond liar Ian Franklin, Elizabeth Ann Innes Ann Jessell. George Edward Lewis, Richard Henry Mattson, Ursula Anne Katherine Richter, John David Starry. Robert Leslie Ward.
 Received into membership by let ter of recommendation were: George Henderson, Miss Joan Henderson, Jean Elizabeth Mclean, Kenneth Coolidge Parker, Linnea Wall Parker (Mrs. Kenneth Coolidge); Henry Spencer Platt, Edith Lynham Platt (Mrs. Henry Spencer), J. Paul Whitehead, Corinne Ehrlen White head. CMrs. J. PauD; Gladys Olan- der Allyn (Mrs Robert O.: Robert Gordon Littlejohn, Viola Smith Lit tlejohn (Mrs. Robert Gordon).
 Following the church services, an informal reception for the new members was held in the church house.
 Confirmation at Christ Church
 Rt. Rev Dr. Frederick G. Bud- long, bishop of Connecticut off, ciated and preached at the con- frmation service held in Christ Episcopal church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
 Those who received confirmation were: Thomas Livingston ASilworth, Mary Leota Barton, Viola May Beach, Suzanne Betts, John Elliott Buckingham, Margaret Eleanor Buckingham, Richard Lon Fisher, Robert Tolles Fuller. Raymond Gar ner, Elizabeth lockwood Heminway, Sarah Ann Jackson, Ruth-Ann Por- ter, William Kenyon Porter and Frank Arthur Potter.
 Bishop Budlong also administered co. -firmation at the Taft school service which took place in Christ church at 9:15 o'clock.
 Taft students, who received con- firmation were: Charles Roberts Durrell, David Rice Mckee, Fred erick Robson Miller. John Carlisle Peet, Jr., William Bernard Schrauff, Robert Leslie Stott and David Hugh Ward.
 Degrees Conferred
 The third and fourth degrees were conferred upon class of four candidates at the meeting of Wa tertown Grange held in Masonic hall Friday evening. A supper served at 6:30 o'clock preceded the meet ing.s Those who received the third and fourth degrees were Sherwin Gillette of Watertown, Norman Dains. Robert Dains and Thomas Classick of Woodbury.
 The fourth degree work was in- spected by Deputy William Brush of Beacon Valley Grange. Deputy Brush also installed Wilbur Hewitt as a member of the executive com- mittee to take the place of Stanley Witty, former member. Mrs. Ann Brush, deputy juvenile matron Of Brown Valley Grange also attended the meeting.
 WatertoWn GraCge accepted an invitation from Prospect Grange to attend Neighbor's Night on Friday. May 9. Richard Campbell of the local grsCge accepted an invitation to fill the office of overseer at Ply mouth Grange, Wednesday evening May g. A V-Mail letter was written by several members of Watertown grange to Cpl. Daniel zarvelli re- cortly wounded while serving in the Pacific theater of war
 Visitors from the following grangeS were present at Fridays meeting Millerton, N. Y, Bethlehem. Middle bury. Hamden. Beacon Valley and Plymouth.
 Hi-Y Meeting
 The Hi-Y will meet "Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Fifteen members attended last weeks meet ing which was in charge of Guy C. Heldry.
 The group decided to go on a trip to New York city sometime during the month of June. It was also