The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-02
WA|TERVu.LE
PARAMOUNT CLUB
 IS ONE YEAR OLD
Community Organization to
 Observe Its Anniversary Wednesday

Tine Paramount community club will start it's second year at the March meeting which will take place on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock ai the rooms of the Beardsley -Wol- colt FOremen's club. The club was organized at Goodwill hall one year ago this week and has accomplished much during it's first year. Under the direction of Presideht Elmer Wilson and 8 competent group of officers, mosttof whom have been re- tained for the coming year a thor oughly constructive program has been undertaken which has aimed tt develop every phase of Fair mount community life. Improve ments for the section have, of course 'been the primary objectives. but no little attention has been devoted to the development and encourage ment of the social life. ,Sats A program Of public improve faents has been developed which, it is hoped, wiz gradually be success fully completed. The club feels that cne or two projects, modest in con- ception, attacked at first and even- tually attained will enable greater and more rapid results at a later. date.
 One of the most significant devel- cpmeEts was the transformation of the unsightly dump on the river Eank at the west end of the Hunt ingdon avenue bridge into an at- tractive parklet. This project was carried out by, the club members themselves who gave to 1t any free evenings and Saturday afternoonsf which could be spared. Substantial aid was also furnished by the Chase Some street improve iaents were obtained during the past year and more are expected this year.
 A most significant result of, agi- tation Initiated by the Faifmount club is the provision of police pro- lection for Fairmount children on their way to- and from Sprague school, A traffic officer is now sta- toned at the. intersection of Hunt iagdon and Colonial avenues in an effort to avoid any. repetition of the serious accidents which have. recent " occurred at. that point. N
 During the year the club was for mally in corporated and member ship rights extended to female mem bers of the community.
 Socially the club has functioned most successfully. Its major event was the Community Fourth of July Picnic and Celebration which was most successful. In addition many house card parties have been given from time. to time and all of these events have served to develop an excellent social atmosphere in the 
 At this weeks meeting MT Fred Jackie, works manager of the Chase Companies, will address the club. Mf Jackie is sure to have a message of peculiar interest to Fairmount.
 An entertainment program will be furnished by weil-known amateurs and will include vocal and instru- mental numbers by the ;Grenier George and Raymond; vio- lin, plano and vocal selections by the Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Bailey: md songs and dances by the comedy team of George Hughes and Gus Schoeck. A card tournament will complete the evenings schedule. \ Church Notices
 7 This weeks schedule for the Wa terville churches is as follows:
 St MichaePs R. c. church = Mon day, S:S0 ?. m., instructions for boys of the confirmation class. Tues day. S:30 D. rn., instructions for girls of the confirmation class: 7:3O p. m., Lenten deyotions. rosary. ser mon and benediction of the most blessed sacrament: S:3O p. m.. meet ing of St Michael's Ladies Aid So- ciety fin the parish han. Thursday, s:30 to s5:30 ? m. 7:30 to 9;QO p. m. Friday. 5:30 q. m., low mass, first Friday; 7:00 to 8:0O a. m, Holy Communion distributed at fifteen minute intervals; 7:s0 p. m.. Holy Hour and Way of the Cross. 10:00 a. m.. Junior Choir rehearsal; s:30 to 5:sO p. m. con- fession.
 St Paui's P. E. church = Friday. 7:45 D. m.. Lenten services, evening prayer and sermon by guest 
 Grace M. E, church = Monday. 8:0O p. n.. monthly meeting of of ficial board: "Wednesday. 2:30 D. m.. meeting of Ladies Aid Society: Thursday. 5:00 to 8:00 D. m. church supper: Friday. 6:45 D. m.. proba- tioners' class: 7:30 p, m., Goodfel- iowship Club; 800 p.s m. choir re- hearsa1.
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