The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-11

pleted. His family now resides m Chicago.
 Card Party
 The first of the May Basket" card parties, an annual event spon- sored by the Ladies' Aid society of St Michael'g church. will take place at St Michaers parish hall on Thurs day evening of this week. The plan of carrying out the parties differs from that in vogue last year when the various hostesses entertained in their homes. This year super visor has been appointed for each street, her duties being to enlist the cooperation of the ladies upon her particular street and to arrange a street party at the parish hall on given date. In some cases the street chairladies of adjoining streets CO., operate as is the case this week when the party will take on colle- giate atmosphere since t includes the residents of Yale, Harvard and Dartmouth streets. The hostesses are Mrs Alfred Ellis, Mrs James Mulcunry, Mrs Newman Dorsey and Mrs George Heckleman.
 Sunday School Teachers
 The regular monthly meeting of the teachers of Grace Methodist Sun day school will take place in the Sunday school rooms at 8 o'clock this evening.
 Epworth League
 An important meeting of the Ep- worth League of Grace Methodist church will take place at the church parlors at 8 o'clock tomorrow eve- ming. It is to be business session and there will be the annual election of officers. A social hour will fol- low the session with special enter tainment features. Refreshments will be served.
 HONOR ROLL FOR SPRAGUE
 SCHOOL-MAY, 1881
 Grade S--Christine Finn 97. Edna Kraft 96, Loretta Clark 96. Mildred Munson 95. Betty Wilson s5. Ray- mond Gruber 96, Dorothy Eureka 95, Eleanor Stevens 94, Anne Stew ems 94, Jane Truelove 94. Harry Faber 94, Stanley Hanson 94, Rich- ard Dunbar 94, Rita Sullivan 93, Robert Stevens 93. Charles Viall 93. Margaret Sizer 93. Walter Dwy 92. Wallace Robinson 92, Eleanor Brenneis 92. Beatrice Lynch 92. Louise Kriedel 91, Marcel Dunne 9l, George Peircey 91.
 Grade 7-Katherine Fleming 97, Lorraine Patton 97, George Wright 96, Dorothy Ryan 96, Doris Max we'll 96. Alfred Gulliver 94. Flor ence Walcott 93, Victor Gniazdowski 92, Ruth Mulligan 92, Albert Ann prose 92, Henry Seebach 92. Anna Buckley 91. Doris Truelove 91. Ronald Burns 91, Lawrence Krieg 90. Maxine Tullar 90, Shirley Gib- son 90. Nancy Calli 89, Adeline Sig ~,s Chnnhn,~ n thony Rurkowski SS, Doris Lanou- cite ss, Loretta Watson ss. Leon- ard Gaugler S7. Frank Roy S7, Ellen Bowes S7, Joseph Mulligan S7, Virginia Bailey S6, Candita Palo 86, Samuel Reid 86.
 Grade - John Johnson 97. Louise Gulliver 97, Donald Donahue 96, Robert Brown 95, Helen Pocoski 94, Agnes Williams 94, John Wodoi- oski 94, Robert Powell 94, Freida Francis 92, Antoinette Waters 92. Mary Mahoney 92, Eleanor Franks 92, John Conlon 91, Katherine Brenneis 91, Hazel Book 91. Marie Pinto 91, Lois Chauvell 91, Howard Gagain 90, Simonne Ricard 90. Doris Tucker 89, John Clark S9. John Atherton S9, Lillian Manton S9, Harold Slocum S9, Natalie Row. bottom S7, Althea Draper S7. George German 87, Muriel Lindsay SC, Anna Andreano S6. Merton Hornbecker SC, Evelyn Seery S5, Kenneth Waters 85.
 Grade 5-John Schum 96, Wal lace Dyson 95, Phyllis Anderson 95. Lorraine Downs 92, Nancy Whyles 91, Claire Keliher 91, Dorothy Lefevre 91, Donald Rogers 90. Jo- seph Andreano 90, John Winston 80. Edwin Watson S8.
 The Honor Roll for Sprague school for the month of April, 1881 contains the remarkably high total of 157 names more than enrolment of the school. Doris Hughes, daughter of Mir and Mrs Russell Hughes, of Thomaston ave- nue, heads the roll with the high average of 98 in all subjects. She is a pupil in the fourth grade. Six pupils are tied for second place with an average of 97. They are Chris tine Finn, 8th grade; Katherine Fleming and Lorraine Patton. of the seventh grade; John Johnson and Louise Gulliver of the sixth grade; and Doris Downes, of the third grade. The third place, with an average of 96, was divided by eight pupils, Edna Kraft and Loretta Clark, of the eighth grade; George Wright, Dorothy Ryan and Doris Maxwell of the seventh grade; Donald Donahue, of the sixth grade; John Schum of the fifth grade; William Lanouette of the fourth grade; and Catherine Williams and Barbara Cookson of the third grade.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Fairmount Community club will be held this evening at & o'clock in the Beardsley & Wolcott club rooms. A special entertainment will be one of the features. All residents of Fairmount are cordially invited to at-