The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-22

had resided in the borough for the past three months coming here from Laconia, N. H. The deceased was born in Barre, Vt., She was a descendant of the old historical Nutting family of Boston. Her grandfather's brother. Philip Nut ting was the village blacksmith made immortal by the poem of Longfellow. She is survived by one sister, Mrs Gertrude Emerson of Claremont, N. H.. one brother, George Nutting of West Barton, Vt, and three daughters, Mrs Carrie Martin of New Bedford, Mass, Mrs Glene Morrill, of St Petersburg, Fla, and Mrs Priscilla Holt of this bor- ough. The deceased was member of Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows of Lakeport, N. H.
 A prayer service was held this afternoon at the funeral home of Henry P. Mccarthy, Rev Joseph R. Swain of the Methodist Episcopal church officiating. The body will be taken to Derby. Vt. where the fun eral will be held tomorrow after noon at o'clock.
 To Attend National Council Rev Edward R. Hance of the To- cal Congregational church left yes- terday for Seattle, Wash, to attend the National Council of Congrega- tional churches. Rev Hance will re- turn to the borough July 9.
 Sunday School Lawn Party The Sunday School classes of the local Methodist Episcopal church will conduct a lawn party next Fri day night from until 9:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Clarence Fav- reau of Mill street. The proceeds will be used for equipment for the class rooms. Mrs Favreau and Miss Ethel Adkins will be in charge Of the party. Transportation will be furnished to the scene of the party to those who meet at the church at 6, 6:30 and 7:00 o'clock.
 Congregational School Outing
 Tomorrow the annual outing of gational church will be held at will meet at the parish house at 9:l5 and will leave for the lake by bus at 9:3O. If 1t storms the picnic will be held the next clear day.
 Crcscents. Falcons Win
 The Crescents and the Falcons came through with wins in the open ing games of the Naugatuck Anna teur league Saturday afternoon. In the first contest the Crescents de- feated the Pastimes 3-2 and in the second contest, the Falcons defeat ed the Orioles 5-4. Both games were hotly contested. Between the con tests John J. Daly. president of the league presented the league trophy to the Falcons winners of last years league.
 Eagles Make Fine Showing
 Naugatuck aerie of Eagles made an excellent showing in the parade held in Waterbury Saturday after noon in connection with the twenty fifth anniversary of the organization in the state and the opening of the annual state convention. The local members wore natty white caps, dark blue trousers, white shirts and a blue arm band with the number of the aerie inscribed in gold num- erals.
 The funeral of Glorfs Creddo, two year old daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Creddo of II Maple terrace who died Saturday morning was held this morning at 10 o'clock from the home of her parents. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 Rev and Mrs John S. Marsh who were commissioned as missionaries Of the local Congregational church in June 1928 and who have been sta- toned at Mt Salinda, South Rho- desia. South Africa. spoke In the local church yesterday. Rev Marsh gave a very interesting talk at the II o'clock service and Mrs Marsh gave the chiidren's talk.
 Tuesday night the annual banquet of the bowlers of Beacon Valley grange will be held in grange hall on the New Haven road. An enter. tainment program will feature, members of the grange as well as outside talent furnishing the bill. On Thursday night the dramatic club Of the grange will present "Civli Ser. vice or Old R. Y. D." in the Methany town hall under the auspices of the Bethany Congregational church. On tho same evening members of the grange will visit oxford grange. on next Saturday night q public card party will be held ln grange hail.
 4 ferty.hours devotion will open in SC Francis church next sunday morning at the i0ts0 o'clock mass. The exereises will open with e pros ns anI0n 0f children Of thN nnflnh. It