The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-22

vinity street, on April 9 at the Bris- tol hospital.
 Graduation Speakers Chosen.
 With the completion of the com- petition for the four additional graduation speakers at the Bristol high school. the following four members of the senior class were chosen at the auditorium of the school the other afternoon: Roy Barker, Horense Coughlin, Dorothy Norton and Milton 6choll. The first four speakers chosen, picked for their high scholastic standing throughout the four years of their course, were Audrey LaCourse, vale Alice Nelson and Lucien Trzkowsli. The judge for the competitive es- says were Mrs Gerald Budge, Att torney Kendall M. Pierce and Thomas A. Tracy.
 Following are the essays to be de- livered by the respective students: Natures Most Wonderful Sub- stance" Milton Scholl; Royal Sales man." Hortense Coughlin; Chester ton, the Author. and the Man." Roy Barker; "A Modern Caesar" Dor- othy Norton.
 TO Give Needy.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship of the Trinity church this city will give a three-act comedy in the church rooms tonight at 8 o'clock. Another attractive bit on the entertainment program will be little Jean Tanner, eight year old tap dancer. Charles Lake will also render some vocal solos and there will be dancing af- l forwards.
 Charter Awarded Cub Pack. The first charter to be awarded a Cub Pack official organization for boys under the age limit of the Boy Scouts of. America, was awarded last night at the annual father son banquet of the Pack sponsored l by the Parent Teachers association lof the North Side school. Scout Executice Alfred H. Breckbill awarded the charter which was re- ceived by Ernest T. Hanson, presi- dent of the F. T. A.
 | A fine program was enjoyed by all present on this occasion and among the guests of honor were Mayor w. Raymond Crumb, Frank s. Merrill, Miss Caro M. Graya. Er. nest T. Hanson. Raymond Hill. E. H Elton and Scout Commissioner l.. A ] Wheeler.
 To start the evening off right, q supper was served by the committee consisting of Mrs c. w. French, Mrs Dana w. Barnes, Mrs Grace Leo Kenyon. Mrs Harry White, Mrs James Harrigan, Mrs Elmer Black. man. Mrs w. J. Meade and Mrs An ! derson.
 1 :. Cub Douglas Mahoney acted as toastmaster and introduced the two \ speakers of the evening, Mayor w Raymond Crumb and Frank s. Mer. Till. Other features of the evening were bits by Paul Peterson. James Kemp and Raleigh Martin, all oi whom gave different exhibitions oi the rituals of the Cub pack. l In connection with the award ol l the charter, credentials were pre-. I scented to the pack committee, Er. l nest T. Hanson, Raymond Hill Mrl c. w. French. Mrs Dana Barnes
 Mrs Grace Kenyon, and the Cuf
 leader. Mrs L. A. Wheeler. The Vol
 rank was given to Robert Chamber
 lain, Leon Sibley, Douglas Mahoney
 Robert Blackman. Harry Hoskins Clifford Adams, Roy Wilson, Ear McGivney, Kenneth Schmidt.
 Mrs Augustus A. LOwrey. | Ahi D Auti ASOWACyt o5CA " JOAA 2
 wife of Augustus A. Lowrey, of Bur
 lington avenue, died at her home
 on Monday afternoon following ar I illness of two weeks.
 l The funeral was held at o'clocl
 this afternoon in F'unk's funera chapel on Prospect street with tn,
 Rev Hubert D. Jones officiating. In
 torment was in the family lot il West cemetery.
 Mrs Lowrey was born in Forest lsville. May 8. 1855, daughter of Lun; Beach and William Beach. She wa
 educated in the Forestville school As young woman, on March 30 I 1874. she was married to Augusta I A. Lowrey and fier life has beel spent chiefly in Whigville and fo
 the past ten years in the home ol
 Burlington avenue. She is survive,
 by her husband. one daughter. MT \ Frank A. Kennedy, of this city; Mir
 Madeline St Louis of Torrington; on
 great grandson, Richard St Louis o
 Torrington and one brother, Morgan w. Beach, of Minneapolis, Minn.