The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-12
WATER WILLIE
LOCAL RESIDENT
 DIES AT HOSPITAL
Wateryille Shocked at Death of Wm Hamilton
 To Inspect Camp

Residents of Waterville were shocked to hear of the death of l William Lawrence Hamilton, which occurred in the late after noon at St Mary's hospital where he had been a patient for the past week. Although it was known that he was i'll few had realized | that his condition had become serious. He had been in failing health for the past few months, but had continued at his work un- l til last Tuesday when he twas forced to give up and enter the | hospital.
 MT Hamilton was born in Iowa | in 1880 but had resided in Water- yille for about thirty years. He had | made his home in the village upkil a few months ago when be moved | to a farm which he had acquired on Bucks Hill. Quiet, unassuming and sincere he attracted many | friends who mourn his passing, During the past twenty years he | had been a department head in the | office of the American Pin com pany, now the Plumbers Brass l Goods division of the Scovill Man- | ufacturing company and was un- | usually we'll thought of as the re-
 suit of his careful, conscientious
 service.
 He was a member of St Paui's | Episcopal church and was an act. 1 i've worker in the Waterville camp of Patriotic Order. Sons of Amer l ica.
 His wife, Mrs Lillie May Tyler Hamilton, son, Roger Hamilton
 and a grandson, survive him. Funeral services will be con.
 ducted at his home at four I o'clock on Wednesday afternoon Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the home this evening.
 Wequapauset Inspected To-day Camp Wequapauset. the sum- | mer headquarters of the Water bury council of girl scouts, Is host 1 this afternoon to ten distinguished | members of the Connecticut Girl Scout council, Mrs Maude Ashley and Mrs Finnerty, both of Hart ford. Mrs Ashley is to make an of- | ficial inspection and rating of the
 camp, paying particular attention 1 to the following factors:. Sanitation, physical equipment, health. food, | leadership, training. program and waterfront protection.
 A campfire is to be held this l evening to welcome the twenty two new girls who are scheduled | to arrive this afternoon. This will | swell to forty-one the number of girls registered for the week of July 13 and 20.
 The new girls will arrive at
 p. m. Following registration they | will be examined and passed by
 Miss Van File, the camp nurse. At 4 D. m. they will report at the,
 beach to Miss Meyer, the swim
 ming instructor and her assistant.
 Miss Winger. there to be examined
 and classified as begging swimmers. 1 intermediate swimmers, advanced | swimmers and life-savers.
 At the evening campfire awards | for "best campers will be award ed to the following girls now at
 camp: Betty Phillip, Rose Tobin. | Marjorie Monagan. Doris Hay
 ward, Betty Blakeslee, Jean Perry.
 Alice Austin, Annabelle Wodd and
 Betty Gillette.
 A sketch from "Winnie the
 Pooh" will be given as well as q pantomirne. "The Proud Princess" CCWcF ncdrAISS OFUcrCu Further progress toward elim- ination of the intolerable sanitary conditions as the result of over | flowing Haase street cesspools was
 made at last nights meeting of the board of Aldermen when the board of commissioners of public works were ordered to hold hearings on the construction of sewers in Thomaston avenue. from Homer
 street to Driggs street; in Sheffield street from Thomaston avenue to Haase street; and on Haase street
 from Sheffield street to Driggs street. St Michael's Loses Although Fred Frazier pitched good enough ball to win, allowing but six hits and flaming five in seven innings, ragged support which accounted for six errors be- hind him. caused St Michaei's to drop their second straight Catho- lie Parish league game at WateH vile park last night, St Margarets winning 6-2. The loss. the sec- dropped the team into a third
 place tie with our Lady of Mount Carmel. The locals out-hit the winners, garnering seven safeties off Farley but were unable to bunch them effectively.
 Tomorrow night ct e:15 on the
 local field the first series will be completed when stg Peter and Paul
 will be met In . playoff of the tie |
 game which resulted 6 few weeks
 ago.
 Attending the annual reunion. Of |
 tho pierpont Family Association
 held on Sunday at Maple Hilt Farm. HeidvIile, were Mfr and Mrs ". E. Pierpont end Mrs Ella H0ls royd ek Dwight street.
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