The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-16
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PHELAN'S TEAM
 WINS TOURNEY
Card Party at St Michael's Parish Hall Last Night
 Is Success

The holiday card party of St Michaers Ladies' Aid society which took place last night at St Michaers parish hall was a huge success with more than a hundred players participating. Mrs John M. Lynch. president of the society, was chair lady of the committee in charge. The door prize of bushel of po- tatoes went to Mrs James Duncan and a fifteen pound turkey was given away. Commissioner James A. Phelan's St Patrick's team won first honors in the forty five" tourney; second place going to the St Michaers Ladies' Aid team, which was explained by Mrs Jo- seph McArdle.
 High scores in the other sections were as follows: Whist, Bernard Gagain, Mrs James Hughes. Mrs Frank Lachance and Mrs George Heckleman; pinochle: H u b e r t Olcott, l.. J. Dufresne and Mrs Joseph Montambault; and bridge: Mrs c. F. Hallock, Mrs Harry Stevens, Mrs John Mccarthy, Mrs Thomas Buckley, Mrs Walter Hor- man. Daniel Sullivan and John Buckley.
 Incomplete returns indicate a neat profit for the parish treasury. Rosemary Denehy Wins Award.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the Waterville Parent-Teacher association held this week at Sprague school gymnasium. Miss Rosemary Denehy, daughter of MT and Mrs Charles Denehy of Dwight street, was awarded the five dollar gold piece prize for having sold the largest number of tickets for Aren't We ALI the musical comedy recently staged by the association. At the final performance 1t was announced that another individual had cap- tured the award. but a recheck of the tickets indicated that it should go to Miss Denehy.
 The association is planning a party for members of the cast of the production at Sprague school gymnasium on the evening of January 10th.
 Plan New Years Dance.
 Members of Court Welch, Fores- ters of America and it's Auxiliary, of the Forest are completing plans AOk thClL dihiudi ANO" Cht Q ASNS dance which will be held at Good will hall. Members of the Circle and their friends will enjoy Christmas party in December 27th.
 Club Committee Appointments
 President Frank Bailey of the Tairmount Community club has made the following committee ap- pointments for the coming year:
 Auxiliary. Mrs Lawrence Breskey, Franklin Warren and Elmer Will son.
 Membership: Russell Atherton and Melville Greene.
 Public Improvements: Irving Tucker, Frederick Seidel, Melville Greene, Franklin Warren, Patrick Winston and Walter Harmon.
 Ways and Means: Mrs Frederick Lefevre, Mrs Clifford D. Northrop, Mrs Frank Bailey and Mrs Wall ter Harmon.
 Educational: Mrs Elmer Wilson.
 Refreshments: Mrs Clifford Jones.
 Welfare: Mrs Lawrence Buskey and Mrs Joseph Cosgriff.
 Program: Clifford Northrop.
 Attendance: Mrs Patrick Dona- hue.
 Publicity: Mrs Frederick Seidel.
 Auditing: Frank Kelliher, James Morrow, William Weymer.
 The annual Christmas tree and party for Fairmount children will take place on Monday evening of next week at St Michael's parish hall.
 Girls Club
 At the meeting of the Girls club of Waterville which took place last night at the home of Mrs John Romspert of Cooke street, final plans were made for distribution of Christmas baskets to needy Waterville families.
 Card Party
 Five tables of cards were in play at the weekly card party of st Paul's Parish society which was held this week at the home of Mrs