The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
WATER WILLIE

All women of Waterville are cordially invited and urged to at tend the June meeting of the Wa tervilie Parent association which will take place at Sprague school gymnasium tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. Mrs Elmer 70. Wilson, president of the association will be in charge of the meeting which will be the last during the current school year. Reports will be made on projects recently sponsored by the asso citation and plans discussed for making the program tor next fall and winter even more effective. The organization has done well during the few months since It was started and should prove to be most valuable asset to the com munity.
 The other officers are Mrs c: Ar thur DuBois. first vice-president Mrs Walter Hoerman, second vice president; Mrs Percival Dixop, sec retary: Mrs George r. Cowles, treasurer; Mrs Lester J. Niven, Mrs John Ronespert, Mrs George Frank, Mrs Frank Bailey. Mrs Ed ward Downs, Mrs George French and Mrs John Macdonald, mem- bers of hospitality committed: Mrs Edward M. Coollson, Mrs James Duncan, Mrs Ralph P. Meyers, ana Mrs Margaret Smith. members or mem bership committee; Mrs Rus- sell Atherton and Mrs BenJamin Bradley, members of ways ana means committee, and Mrs Robert Mcbride, head of publicity com mittee.
 Foliowing tomorrow's business session the members or the Sprague school orchestra ana pu- pils of Miss Peggy Minniman s dancing class will present an en- tertainment program ana reLresn- ments will he served by the hospi- tality committee
 Waterville baseball teams 1alied to enjoy their usual good fortune
 over the current weekend ano' as q result, one of them were able 10 turn in victories. The Waterviiie Town team dropped game to the Thomaston Kaceys on Saturaay afternoon. The Waterville Juniors lost their opportunity to gain ah- other tie for first place in the American Legion league when one member of the team failed to re-
 port for the game with the Irou-
 badours. The game would nave
 been credited as a win regardiess of the result since the Troupadours are completing the scheduie TOT another team with that uhaer. standing. The Hopeville team iost to Brooklyn on Saturday ana the Waterville team would-ns re- suit have achieved tie With tneH: and the opportunity for a play-on to determine the league champ'on- ship. , .. Waterville Park yesterday aIter, ternoon. The Crescents droPpeu a 2 to 3 contest to the Colored E.ks when the latter fell on biair 10. total of six runs In the secohu frame to wrestle from the locn,s 9 to lead. Ryan replaced p
 and kept the Elks from furtner scoring, but the damage nao a'-
 ready been done and his mates were unable to overcome the handicap before rain finally caused n halt to the game in the 7th.
 st Michael's church team will meet Sacred Heart in a Catholic
 Parish league game at Waterviile
 Park at 6:l5. The local team mas a win, loss and tie game to US credit in three starts and Manager
 Winston predicts another win for the evening.
 Moore Stars.
 Waterville fans who follow John- ny Moore's activity from day to day pleased to note his enec- tive work in the important series now being played in Boston be- tween the Braves and Chicago who are fighting for first place. Johnny's triple on Saturday and single yesterday were directly re- sponsibie for bringing victory to Chicago. enabling the team to re- turn to the league leadership.