The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-04
WATRRVIEEE l JUNIORS TOP PLAY
 GAME TONIGHT
Scheduled Is Announced --May Card Parties
 Start This Week

| Park Diamond. Their opponents will be the West Side Juniors and LtIarry Hawkins will umpire the | contest. The complete schedule | for the local tearn is as follws: May 4--West Sides; z, Brooklyn: il, Colts; 14, Hopevllle; 1e, Liber- ty stars; 21, Collegians; 25, Wil- lows; 2s, West Sides; June l, Brooklyn; {, Colts; 8, Hopeviile; .11, Liberty Stars; IS, Coilegians; 25, Willows.
 May Card Parties Start This Week. The May card parties of St Me chael's Ladies' Aid society have l become a regular institution in | Waterville and will get under way | this week. The first will take place at St Michaeps Parish hall at 2:O0 D. m. on Friday afternoon. Mrs John M. Lynch, president of Ithe society has appointed the fol- lowing committee: Mrs Francis Wheian, Mrs william Heaney. Mrs Thomas Buckley, Mrs Joseph seery Mrs Katherine Malia, Joseph Ar- de, Mrs James Hughes, Mrs Wii- Ham Rooney, Mrs Louis Dadario, Mrs Frank Lachance, Mrs George Goggins, Mrs William Cregan and Mrs Joseph Montaubault.
 Vacation.
 Sprague grammar school closes today. for the rest of the week, sessions being resumed on next Monday. Under ordinary condi- tions this would have been the fuii-week mid.term vacation which was reduced due to necessity Of making up the time lost last fall because of the infantile paralysis epidemic.
 Teachers.
 The executive committee of the Waterville Parent-Teacher Asso- citation met at Sprague school yes. terday to complete plans for the next nionthiy meeting which will take place on next Tuesday.
 Mother Dies.
 Mrs Emil Leisring and Franklin w, Warren have the sympathy Of local friends in the loss of their mother, whose death occurred in waterbury this week. Funeral services to be conducted by Rev Moses R, Lowell, of the Second Congregational church, will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 Mrs Benjamin Hackensen is the first IWntcrviile resident to offer land for use as gardens by the uf,- employed. She has placed ct the disposal of the Mutual Aid Unem. ployment fund an acre of ground rear her home on Boyden street. This is to be divided into eight sec- lions, each to be turned over to an unemployed man to whom the Mu- tual Aid will furnish tools, seeds and other necessary equipment. Demand Funeral
 The funeral of Harris William Demand of Huntingdon avenue, took place yesterday. afternoon from tho Mulville funeral home on West Main streets Rev John N. Lewis, rector of St Johns church conducting the services. Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery. s5
 Son Born te
 A son, Clarence Albert, was born to Mir and Mrs Samuel Leisring of t7S8 Thomaston avenue, on April 2s.
 St Michacps
 Since Thursday of this week, Ascension day Is . holy day of ob- ligation in the Roman Catholic church, Rev William J. O'shea will celebrate two masses at St Michaeis church. The first will bc at 6:3O e. m. and the second at 6 c, m. Confessions will be heard to-day from 3:30 to b ?. m. and from 7:30 to Q D. m.
 On Friday, the first Friday of the month there will Do the usual de- votions in honor of the sacred heart with holy communion to be distributed at 5:30 Q. n.. O.. m. and 7:3O q. m. and mass at 8 q. m. Holy hour will be at 7:30 ?. m. Confessions ct the usual hours on Thursday. -YF
 on next Sunday, Mothers day, the members of the Holy Name sq- ciety and of St MichGeps Ladieg Aid society will receive holy com- munion in Q body at the c. m. mass. All parishioners are re. quested to jon them Rs Q tribute to their mothers. Father O'Shoa instituted this custom when he came to Waterville several years ago and 1t has proven very pop ular one.
 Rev ,Muiford B. Simonsor, new pastor of Grace Methodist church end Mrs Simonson were greeted by large group of the church members and other members Of the community at tho church par. lors on Saturday evening. Ben. jamin w, Johnson served aB fnas- ter of ceremonies. The heads of she various church societies es- corted the guests of honor, into the rooms as the congregation sang "Onward Christian Soldiers.
 Following the introduction of MT Simonson, who. expressed his pleasure at being assigned to Wa. terviiie and who outlined, briefly, gome of the results he hoped to ace ccmpiish, the choir sang . series
 Rev Raymond M. D. Adams, rec- ter of St J'auls Episcopal church, then extended the greetings of his neigh boring congregation. Hes was followed by Rev Kenneth King ston, pastor of St Pauis M. D. church of Waterbury. who repre-. sented the Methodist church of tho city. Alderman c. Arthur DuBois welcomed the new pastor on be- half Of the community and Mrs og- car w. Noble also conveyed c mes. sage of greeting.
 The church quartet closed the program with Q series of excellent numbers and refreshments were served.
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