The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
NAUGATUCK
Meeting Postponed
 Causes Disappointment
Illness of Warden Green Is Reason-AppOintve Posi-
 tiOns Are Still to Be Filled
,hools which cost $25,s55.s5.

schools which cost $25.s55.95.
 Concert Pleases
 The third of the series of organ
 recitals arranged by Organist Lyman
 B. Bunnell of the Congregational
 church was rendered last night in
 the church before large and ap-
 preciative audience. Organist Bun
 nell was assisted by Mrs Edward E. Williams, contralrO.
 Made Business Manager James A. Monahan of this bor- now a student at Boston University has been made business manager of the Boston University News. He was chosen last night at the annual banquet of the staff and former members of the staff of the univer- sity paper, He has been assistant
 manager for the past year. MT Monahan is a graduate of the Nau- gatuck high school, class of 1926. After graduation he worked for a | time on the Daily News. Later he son of Mrs Mort Monahan of Rubber avenue.
 Rehearsal Held A rehearsal of the cast in the comedy, ''The Alarm Clock", to be presented in. the Gem Opera house on Friday night was held last night in the Gem Opera house. The show is being presented by St Michaers Dramatic Club and the Parish Play CTS for the benefit of the Naugatuck
 Day Nursery. The high school or-
 chestra will furnish music and the
 Girls Friendly Society will sell can dy during the show. The cast is as follows:
 Executive Committee Meeting A meeting of the executive com
 mittee of the local Boy Scout coun-
 cil will be held this evening at 5:15 o'clock in the Y M c A. Plans for the annual drive of the council will
 be made at this meeting. Grand Patriarch to Attend Grand Patriarch August H. Si- monson of South Manchester will pay an official visit to Magnolia en- campment, I. o. o. F. to be held to-
 morrow night at o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. The Golden Rule de-
 gree will be conferred. Mission Largely Attended. The mems mission at St Francis church being conducted by the
 Franciscan Fathers Is being largely sionary fathers congratulated the men of the parish at the services last night on the fine attendance of the men.
 To Be Rendered Farewell A farewell party will be rendered
 Miss K. Maude Smith, retiring pres- ident of the Naugatuck Working Girls club on next Saturday after noon from until 6 o'clock by Miss
 Gertrude B. Whittemore at her sum-
 Iner home, Tranquility farm. Middle bury. Miss Whittemore has extend-
 ed an invitation to present and for
 mer members of the club to attend.
 Miss Smith Is retiring after 35 years of service and leadership of the club
 this month will return to her home | to Waterville, N. Y. The commit tee arranging for the farewell re- quests that this invitation be consid-
 cred a general one, as many former members of the club have married
 and changed their names or are liv- ing in other sections, 1t will be im-
 possible to extend them a personal
 invitation.
 A regular meeting of Ojeda coun- cil, K. of c. will be held tonight in
 their rooms in the Neary building after the mems mission in St Fran cis' church.
 To Name OMicers officers for the ensuing term will
 be elected at the annual meeting of the Ecclesiastical society of the ] Congresational church to be held to-