The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-25
WATERFOWL

Watertown high baseball team suffered the first defeat of the sea- son in cold clustering wind in Southington yesterday, when the Mountain Town boys defeated them g to 5. Miller started on the mound but gave way to Jarlett in the hfth inning. Evans kept up his unbelieve- able hitting pace by collecting three out of four hits. Toune, the other left handler duplicated the act. Wa tertown collected some 16 hits put super fielding on the part or South- ington pulled the pulled the pitcher out of several bad holes. Jarlett al- lowed but two hits in four innings, but wildness caused the downfall passing no less than seven batters. Next week the team will journey to Terryville to stack up against the old rival. Terryville boasts of very good team this year with many vet erans in the lineup. Mather Is the mainstay of the pitching staff. John- ny Yaucklas playing short IS one or the best baseball players in Terry vile. The game next week will De played May l.
 The schools of the town following the two eight weeks plan closed to- day at noon for a weeks vacation. School will reopen Monday, May 4th.
 A pleasant surprise was rendered James r. Loughlin last evening at his home on Cherry avenue by a delegation of the railway express agency of Waterbury, of which he was formerly agent, before his trans fer to Hartford. A beautiful raWhide travelling bag and desk set were presented during the evening. A so- cial time was spent and the dele- gates left late in the evening wish ing MT Loughlin the best of luck Tn his new undertaking.
 Those present included Assist Agent W. J. Vance, George A. Dow, Frank l.. Palmer, Edward Barry, Joseph Feest, c. U: Larson, Mrs Etta M. Collins, Alfred Lemoureux, James Lavallie. T. B. Laun. Hugh Corr. John B. Collins, J. H. Palma tier, Frank Donnelly, Joseph La- vallie, M. A. Killian, R. H. Woolsey, R. Anfeiro, Jerry Mccarthy, George Pierpont, Henry Mccarthy, George w. Pierpont. Henry Dunne, Peter Phelps, J.. F. Lavallee, William B. Harmed, John P. Horan, J. Rooney, Ralph H. Kingsley and J. $. Jami- son.
 In the Churches St -Johns-Rev Cornelius Teul- ings pastor. Masses will be said at 2. &. and 10 o'clock in Watertown and at II o'clock in Bethlehem. Episcopal-Dr Thomas Cline rec tor. There will be celebration of holy communion at o'clock. Sun day school at 8:45. Morning service and sermon at II o'clock
 Congregational = Rev Clarence Wells pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning service and ser mon at II o'clock.
 Methodist--Rev William Davis,
 pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning service and sermon at II | o'clock.
 All services to be held tomorrow | will be on daylight saving time. Briefs
 1 Miss Elsie Root and Miss Leona Keilty are spending a weeks vaca- tion visiting friends in Vermont Miss Madeline Flynn of Highland 1 avenue is spending a week visiting friends in Washington, D. c. Mrs s. Mclean Buckingham is in
 charge of arrangements for the
 bridge luncheon to be given by the ladies of the Episcopal church on ! Tuesday May 5. Those assisting are Mrs Sherman Perry. Mrs Alan Cur l tiss, Mrs Robert Munger, Mrs Ger
 aid Law. Mrs Harrison Camp, Mrs
 Gordon Hurlburt, Mrs Shepardson
 Mrs Barton Heminway and Mir | Arthur Evans
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Young and
 family have returned from visit ir Pleasant Valley.