The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-09
WATERVILLE ugengpemaenss naRA tuEesude EAmss Tolepnsne s-eBaa
Court WeIch To Initiote. Glass of25
 Grand Court 0isIeeEs
 Expected at Ceremonies
 Sunday
$unNaY


 No. el, Foresters of America will hold an initiation and installation of officers Sunday afternoon, Jsn- uafy is, at two o'clock ct their club rooms on Hanover Street. They will Initiate about twenty-five new members into the order.
 The degree team will be composed of Past Chlef Ranger Patrick Breh- eny as worthy Chief, Past Grand Chief Ranger John Humphrey as BCh-chief Ranger, Past Worthy Ctief Ranger Martin Godge as Lecturer, and present Financial Secretary Arnold Keith as Past Chief Ranger.
 The Grand Court members install tlng the present officers of Court Welch will be present. Grand Chief Ranger Andrew PatrizM of Hartford as Worthy Chief, Past Grand Chief Ranger Ralph Brandely, Jr., Dis- trict Deputy of Court Welch as Herald.
 Refreshments will be served. The principal speaker of the afternoon will be John Cartalento, Past Grand Chief Ranger of Hartford. The offi- cers of Court Welch to be installed for the coming year are: Benjamin Johnson, Chief Ranger; Milton Bergoyne, sub-chief Ranger; Ru. dolph Piourde, Lecturer; Harold Brown, Past Chief Ranger; Arnold Keith, Financial Secretary; John Humphrey, Treasurer: William Smith, Recording Secretary; Ted Manton, Senior Woodward; George Tucker, George Heckleman and Edward Davies, trustees.
 All members of Court Welch are urged to attend this meeting, Inc vitations have been extended to the seven Courts of Foresters existing in this city.
 Mfr. end Mrs. Charles Curtiss of Southbury, former residents of Yale Street were burned out of their home last Wednesday evening. They lost everything. Mrs. CJlrtiSs is Q sister of Mrs. Olive Ahrens.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Michael's Church met Monday eve- ming in the church hall. The follow ing officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs George Grenier: vice-president AGrs. John Welch: Secretary, Mrs. Francis Whelan and Treasurer, Mrs. Dohn Lynch.
 AEya. James Ahrens who has been g1 with the grippe for the past two weeks is now able to be up.
 Joseph seery of Thomaston Ave. @ Q patient at St. Mary's Hospital. His condition last night was repor- ted as good.
 Joan Tucker, daughter of MT. and AErs. Louis Tucker of Sampson St. haa-bee seriously i'll at her home after suffering relapse of the flu.
 Julia Ann Lane is III ct her home on Fort Hill Ave. with relapse of the grippe.
 Pvt. Charles Brickett, IT,. has re- eurned to camp in Virginia after spending Q furlough with his par. entS on Huntingdon Ave.
 TISgt. H. White, recently returned from overseas duty, has been spend- ing @ furlough with MT. and Mrs. Charles, Brickett, ST., and has now returned to Fort Devens. Mass, where he will be given his honor able discharge.
 AGr. and Mrs. William Lambert, ex., of Sprague St. entertained for a group of friends recently. A del- iciouS lunch was served. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Charles Brickett, ST., MT. and Mrs. Frank wilson, Miss Bella Brickett, Pvt. Charles Brickett, T/Sgt. Harry White and Mir. and Mrs. William Lambert.
 Afr. and Mrs. Walter Terry of Downes st. were the attendants at the wedding of Mrs. Josephine Donahue and Timothy J. Madden, both former residents of Waterbury. which took place last Saturday in Little Rock, Arkansas. Mir. Terry has been working in Little Rock for the past several months at a branch of the Q. S. Time Corp.
 Flight It. and Mrs. Dennis E. Hall who were married on December %, are spending Q few days with Mrs. Halls parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank LaFleur of Faber Ave. before leav- ing Sunday aboard the Queen Mary for London. England. It. Hall is stationed in Lnodon with the RAF. The couple will reside in Highgate, london.