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Happenings of Yester YearTWENTY YEARS AGO £ n e X r s T p l e

FRANK MCDONALD INU.S. MARINE TRAININGCamp Lejeune (FHTNC) -

Marine Pvt. Frank McDonald, sonof Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonaldof 22 E. View Ave., Brewster,N.Y., completed four weeks ofintensive advanced training at theInfantry Training Regiment,Camp Lejeune, N. C , Sept. 8.Frank was home on leave for twoweeks.

Ensign.Frank Gorman, son ofMr. and Mrs, George Gorman, of

. Tbnetta Lake Park, is on a sixmonth cruise to Japan on theU.S.S. Regulus. . ._

PETERSEN TWINSBAPTIZED

Barry John and BruceWilliam, twin sons of Mr. andMrs. John N. Peterson, of Elm-hurst Avenue, . Brewster, werebaptized on Sunday, October 15,by the Rev. John Mooncy,Assistant Pastor of St. John theEvangelist, Lake Mahopac. N.Y.Godparents for the infants wereMr. and Mrs. James J. Ycssian of

* Oak Street, Brewster. N.Y.Following the christening there

was a small gathering and buffetsupper at the home of thegodparents. Those attendingwere Mr. and Mrs. JohnPeterson, paternal grandparents;Roger Peterson. Charles VanEtten, Paul Miller, Brooklyn;Mrs. 'William Schlecter, Hanover,N.J.: Mrs. Joseph Berman, EastOrange, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs.Harry Yessian, Mahopac; Mr. andMrs. John N Petersen and theirson Bryan Charles.

Guests of Mrs. A. C. Penny onThursday for lunch at Boni'sRestaurant, Fuhkiil, were Mrs.k, D. Townsent. Mrs. RobertCleaver and Mrs. D. M.Stephens. In a bridge game afterlunch, Mrs. Stephen held highscore.

MRS. WELLS ENTERTAINSFOR MRS. CHAPMAN

Saturday, Oct. 21st. Mrs.Henry H. Wells gave a dinner ather home at the head of ProspectStreet in celebration of thetwenty-fifth wedding anniversaryof her niece, Mrs. James Chap-man, and Mr. Chapman ofKmderhook, near Albany. .

Mrs. Chapman is the formerKatherine Lippincott, daughter ofMrs. Mary Lippincott of WhitePlains, Mrs. Wells' sister, and thelate James Lippincott. Therewere twenty-three in the familygroup. The celebration took placein the same house in which Mr.and Mrs. Chapman were marriedin 1936.

JThe regular monthly meeting ofthe Womens* Association of theBrewster Presbyterian Churchwill be held at Reed Chapel onTuesday, October 31. Dessert willbe served at 1:00 p.m. Thehostesses are Mrs. Sidney Pitchesand Mrs. Roy Johnsen.

The Women's Association ofthe Presbyterian Church will meetat Reed Chapel for a businessmeeting on Tuesday, Oct. 31, at Ip.m. Dessert will be served byMrs. Sidney Pitches and Mrs. RoyJohnson, and all women of thecongregation are invited toattend.

Lily Manilcvc, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. • Louis Manileve, ofTonetta Lake Park, Brewster. hasbeen named to the Dean's List atthe State University College ofEducation at Albany for theSpring semester,' 1961. MissManilcvc, a senior, is registeredfor an A3 degree with a major inFrench and a minor in Spanish.

Brewster Cham per of Com-merce will hold its annual dinner-dance oil November 18 at 7:30p.m. at The Deer Inn-. Brewster.The Jo-AI Combo, of Ridgeficld,Conn., will provide music fordancing. Tickets arc availablefrom Chamber of Commerceofficers or at the Chamber officeat Town Hall from 10 a.m. to Ip.m.

Miss Kcndra Cornell, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.Cornell, spent the week end athome, the break in the fall term ofLinden Hall where she is enrolledin the senior class. Miss BetsyRoss, of Katonah, a classmate ofMiss Cornell made the trip withher. The Pennsylvania Railroaddesignated a special car to accom-modate the young women on theirtrip to New York.

capacity audience enjoyed theperformance of Imogene Coca ana.Arthur Treacher in a series ofskits of true Thurber humor, aswell as the beautiful costumes ofthe young ladies in the cast.

Mrs. A. C. Penny entertainedthe Eagle bridge club for dessertand cards at the home on Mondayafternoon. Mrs. GeorgeSchneider, who celebrated abirth-birthday on Sunday, was present-ed with a beautifully decoratedcake by Mrs. Harold Beal, and thecompany joined in singing theHappy Birthday Song. This daywas also the wedding anniver-sary of Mr. and Mrs. Schneider.Prize winners were Mrs. AlbertMead, Mrs. Harold Beal and Mrs.Schneider, and a traveling prizewas won by Mrs. Frank Frost.

Edward Kcrnick and a class-mate, Sam Fuller of Sheffield,Connecticut, spent the past weeke

Edward Kcrnick and a class-mate, Sam Fuller of Sheffield,Connecticut, spent the past week-end with Mrs. Karl Kcrnick.

Larry A. Burnor, son of Mr. andMrs. Charles Burnor, of Brewst-er is serving aboard the Destroy-er U.S.S. Samuel N. Moore, in theOkinawa area.

Pvt. Frank McDpnald, son ofMr. and Mrs. Frauk McDonald, ofEast view Avenue, recently com-pleted four weeks of advancedcombat training at Camp Lejune,N.C.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Foley andchildren enjoyed a picnic at KentFalls on Tuesday and later droveup Ml. Grcylock. They report thefoliage gorgeous in bright fallcolors.

Mr. and Mrs. William Newmanwere given • a surprise housewarming at their new home onTonetta Lake Road on Saturdaywith about thirty guests attend-ing. Hostesses for the party wereMrs. David Bruen, Mrs. RobertButler, and Mrs. Robert Charest.The Newmans were presentedwith a gift and coffee and abeautifully decorated cake wereserved by the hostess.

The twenty-third anniversarydinner of the Italian-AmericanClub of Brewster was held atColasacco's Restaurant last week.Honored were the founders of theClub. Mrs. John Land, Mrs. AldoSagrati, Mrs. Levia Santorelli,Mrs. Sadie Destino, Mrs.Anthony Bruschini, Mrs. AndyConiglio, Mrs. N. Cioccolanti,Mrs. James Snidero and Mrs.Ccsarc Pigat.

Mrs. Franklin Snow, of 215 LakeAvenue, Danbury, entertained ata dessert bridge benefitting theSenior Club of St. James Church'on Thursday evening. She wasassisted by Miss Ella AndersonAND Miss Marion Hoyt. Mrs,Snow, a former resident . ofBrewster, has many friends in thevillage who are pleased to knowshe has recovered from a longillness.

Miss Margaret Hart entertain-ed the Other Saturday bridge clubfor dessert and cards at her homeon Drewville Heights on Oct. 21.Guest of the club was Mrs. A. C.Penny, who was presented with abeautifully decorated birthdaycake by the hostess. Prizewinners were Mrs. Harold Beal

and Mrs. A. S. King. A travelingprize was won by Miss MargeMackey.

Mr. G. Frederick Swenson, ofKing Street, won the annualaward of the Fairfield CountyCamera Club in which ninecamera clubs, including the city ofNew Haven club, are members.Mr. Swenson was presented,withthe award at a dinner meeting atTrumbull, Conn., last week. Hisentry was a black and white printentitled "Sprial.'» In the mostrecent monthly competition of theCandlewood Camera Club, Mr.Swenson received first for hisblack and white print titled"Katrinka."

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turtleentertained at a buffet supper onSaturday in honor Of Mr. Turtle'smother, Mrs. A. C. Penny'whowas celebrating a iflrthdky;Guests included Dr.'and Mrs. J.J. Valluzzo, Mrs. Karl kcrnick,Edward Kcrnick, Mr. and Mrs.Doanc Comstock, Mr.'' and Mrs.Benjamin Brady, 'Mrs. JohnPugslay, Timothy and StannardTuttlc. and Mr. and Mrs. Penny.'The guest of honor received lovely'gifts and cards and a deliciousbirthday cake baked by Mrs.Tuttle was featured at dessert

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Dave Maroney, of DrewvilleRd. flew to Alaska recently tohunt bigger game than PutnamCounty can boast. He shot amoose, a caribou, and a bear, andthe moose head is being shippedto him and will occupy a promi-nent place in the Maroney livingroom. He may even appear in abear skin coat if the coming winterproves as severe as the one of1960-1961.

Mrs. Philip Beal, Miss Mar-garet Hart, Mrs. Albert Mead,Mrs. John Pugsley and Mrs. A. C.Penny enjoyed dinner at the newCloverdale Restaurant in Danburybefore attending the performanceof "A Thurber Carnical" at thePalace theatre on Tuesday. A

Mr. and Mr. Addison Hopkinsentertained the Friday eveningbridge club on October 20 at theirhome on Prospect Street. Mr. A.M. Hart and Mrs. A. C. Pennywere prize winners.

Mrs. Harold Knapp has beenconfined to her home for seveeraldays as a result of an accident inthe corridor of the Readers'Digest plant in Pleasantville.

Mrs. Albert Mead entertaineMrs. Albert Mead entertained

the Wednesday evening bridgeclub at her home on Oct. 18. Twotables were in play, and Mrs.George'Schneider, Mrs. LeslieChurchill and Mrs. Mead werewinners.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Esposito,of Brewster Heights, are parentsof a daughter, Mary Elizabeth,born at Peekskill Hospital on Oct.1. Born at Mahopac Hospital onOct. 16 was a daughter to Mr. andMrs. Joseph Romani, of BrewsterHeights.

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St. Andrew's Church will servethe annual Harvest Supper onSaturday, Nov. 4 at the ParishHall from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30.

Mr. and Mrs. George Barnumhave returned to their winterhome in Mill Plain.

Mrs. Henry Howell, of Peace-able Hill, has returned home fromNorthern Westchester Hospital,where she

Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Buckhad as their guest this week, Mrs.Ernest Hurlbert of BenningtonVermont. Mrs. Hurlbert is an 88year old aunt of Mr. Buck.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schmidt,of Brewster Hill Road, were givena house-warming on October 14 intheir new home. After,, a buffetsupper in which forty friends

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