The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-09
wATERvIx.LE
PARENT-TEACHER
 ASSN TO MEET
To Discuss Community Health"- "--M0ther's Day
 We'll Observed

The May meeting of the Parent Teacher association will take place at Sprague school gym tomorraw afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs El. sner E. Wilson. president of the as. sociation urges all women Of tho community to attend since the tall on community health and child wei fare to be given by Miss Anderson of the Visiting Nurses association Is sure to be of interest to every. one. Miss Anderson has been if charge of the welfare work at tho Waterville station and is wei known to many local mothers. The association is financing 2 most worthy graduation project d, Sprague school and Is planning 6 food sale and card party for tho near future to raise the funds fol putting the plan across. Plans vii be discussed tomorrow and tho dates selected for the events. Mothers Day
 Mothers day was appropriately observed at all Waterville churches yesterday. At St Michaels there was a most inspiring response tt Father O'Shea's suggestion that as many as possible receive holy com. munion as n tribute to their moth. CTS. A congregation of four hun. dred. many of whom could not be seated, attended the 8 o'clock mass and more than 325 received holy communion. This is the largest number of communions over dis tributed on single day at SI Michaeps. Father O'Shea preached most effective sermon, Mother pointing out that 1t is most fitting that the day for honorlng our own mothers falls in the month dedi. cated by the church to honoring the Virgin Mary, mother of Christ. He stressed the affection and devotion which children owe to mothers both living and those who have passed on. To the former can b, expressed many acts of affection and comfort and to the latter car be given our prayers. Father O.. Shea also reminded his listeners that fathers should not be for. gotten in observance of the day pointing out that they share the family responsibility
 At St Paul's Rev Raymond the rector touched on devotion to moth. CTS in his sermon as did Rev Win. fired B. slmson at Grace Metho- dist church and Miss Weeks at the Union church.
 Watcrvillc Junior Lead Icgion
 League
 The Watcrville Juniors regis. tered their second straight victory Tn the American Legion Junior Baseball league on Saturday after. noon by defeating the strong Brooklyn Indies in an excitinp game. The final score was 7.t and the win permits the unde. feated Juniors 10 share the league leadership with the Hopeville team, each having two victories te It's credit.
 Brooklyn started the scoring b, pushing across three runs in tho third. Waterville came back witl two in the same inning. The visit. ors added another in the fourth tt take 4-2 lead but the Wntervillt team finally landed on Perjervius in the fifth and scored Ave more runs, sufficient. as 1t appeared later, to win the contest. The wis. itors threatened in the final inning when two runs brought them with. in q run of q tie score. Pooi coaching and careless base-runni ninp at this juncture probably cost them the opportunity to tic tht count. Royce ana Mannana shared the pitching burden for Watervillt with Harrison on the receiving end. They were touched for 1 1 hits but kept them pretty wei scattered. Tho local team made ten hits off the Brooklyn pitcher and were able to bunch them ef' fectively.
 On next Wednesday at G:15 D. m Watervllle will play It's third game meeting the second place Nortt Ehd Colts on the Watervillc Park diamond. The nresprt atandlng of tho