The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-10
WATERvILLE
PARENT TEACHER
ASSN HAS MEETING
Over so at Gathering
Goodwill Lodge Plans
Entertainment

eruOOn at SpraBue school Bymna-
stun. Mrs Elmer E. Wilson, presi-
dent of this new organization. well
coined several new members and
had the bylaws, which were
passed at the previous meeting.
read for final adoption, Mrs War;
rem s. Robbins, president Of the
Bunker Hill Parent-Teacher asso-
citation, addressed the meeting,
tracing the history OF the devel-
opment of her own club and sug-.
gesting how the work of the Wa
terville club might be most effec-
tive.
A general discussion followed.
Mrs Robbins talk during which
many specific questions were asked
and answered.
Mrs Wilson announced the APP
pointment of Mrs Lester j. Niven
as chairlady of the hospitality
committee.
Several Sprague school teachers
attended the meeting giving EVIL
dence of their desire to cooperate
and assist.
Following the regular meeting
the officers were hostesses at tea.
President Mrs Elmer T.. Wilson
and First Vice-President Mrs c.
Arthur Dubois poured, and were
assisted by Mrs Walter Herman,
Second Vice-President, Mrs Perez.
val Dixon, secretary, and Mrs
George Cowles, treasurer.
Goodwill Lodge Has Social
Program
Goodwill lodge, knights of
Pythias, which recently moved It's
quarters from Goodwill hall, which
1t originally built and. owned, to
the Carney building, has under
taken an ambitious social program
for the entertainment Of its men,
bers and their families. The
smaller and cozier rooms now be.
ing used by the lodge, are more
easily adaptable to this program.
A member has generously loaned
a cook stove and new dishes have
been purchased to make 1t posi-
BILE to serve refreshments more
easily.
A few years ago when this or.
ganization paid great deal Of at
tention to its social program the
lodge afforded many enjoyable oc-
casions for its members. More re-
Gently 1t has confined itself more
strictly to the ritualistic and BUSH
ness factors and the present broad
ening of. its scope of activity has
struck popular note with the
members.
The family get-together held on
Washington's birthday was very
successful although the attend
ance, because of several other
events on the same date, was not
as great as anticipated. A similar
party Is now planned for March
10th when a program Of entertain
ment and q card tournament are
planned.
Waterville Rod and Gun Club
The March business meeting of
the Waterville Rod and Gun club
will take place at O'Clock this
evening at the home OF Arthur L.
Taylor of Pembroke avenue. A
full attendance Is anticipated as
the spring and early summer pro-
gram of the club Is to be discussed
end acted upon. A number of i'm
provements are planned for the
clubhouse and grounds at Mount
lobe and these will be thoroughly
considered this evening.
p. q. S. OF A.
The regular meeting OF Water.
Vile Camp, Patriotic Order, Sons
Of America, will be held this even
Ing at the lodge rooms in the Car
rey Building. 1t Is expected that
a number of the state officers will
informally visit the local camp this
evening. A social hour will follow
tie business session.
Food Sales
The second Lenten food sale Of
st MichaePs Ladies' Aid Society
Is in progress to-day at st
Michael's parish hall. The commit
tee in charge consists of Mrs
Charles M. Dittrich. Mrs William
teaney, Mrs Alfred Ellis and Mrs
William Rooney.
The Parish Society of st Pauls
Episcopal church holds It's weekly
sale at Cookson's store on Satur-
day.
Girls Club
Miss Dorothy Worth of Willow
street will be hostess at the March
business meeting Of the Girls club
Of Waterville which takes place
this evening at s o'clock. The pro-
gram for the next three months
will be presented by the club
council and acted upon. A bridge
tournament will follow the regu-
lar meeting.
Lenten Services
Lenten services are scheduled
for tomorrow evening at both st
M!chaels and st Paul's church. At
the former at 1880 o'clock the Way
of the Gross and Benediction of
the Most Blessed Sacrament. At
st Pauls at 7:45 there will be
even song and an address on mis-
sionary work in China by Rev A.
T. Sinclair, rector of All Souls
church.
Paramount Community Club
The March meeting of the Fair
mount Community club will be
held at st MichaeIs parish hall on
next Monday evening. President
Warren has urged all residents of
paramount to attend as matters
or great importance to the entire
community are to be discussed. An
unusually fine entertainment pro-
gtam is being prepared to follow
the meeting and refreshments will
be served.
FOresters Plan Dance
At this weeks meeting of Pride
OF WEIGH Circle, Companions of
the Forest. final arrangements
were announced for the annual st
Patrick's dance which will be CIV
en- on March 18th in cooperation
with Court WEIGH. Foresters of
America. This private dance, one
Of the outstanding social events of
the year in Waterville, will take
place In Foresters' hall In the
Goodwill Building.
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GROCERY STORE
a grocery store at 1883. North
Main street was hurRlarized Iast