The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-12
WATERvILLE
PRIDE OF WEIGH
 PLANS OUTING
VIII Be Held at Danlavey
 Summer HOme-Start Sewer Work Soon

At this weeks meeting of Pride of Welch Circle, Companions of the Forest, final plans for the an- nual summer outing were an- nounced and approved. It has been the custom for several years past to make a motor trip to one of the popular shore resorts but an innovation is planend this year when a country outing will be held. Mrs William H. Dunlavey, mem- Der of the Circle has invited her fellow-members of her summer home in Middlebury, and the out ing will be held there on Tuesday of next week, August 18th.
 Present plans call for the nem- bers of the Circle to meet at the corner of Leavenworth and West Main streets on the day appointed. There they will board the 10 a. m ! Middlebury bus. The Dunlavey summer home is btu a short walk along the Oronoke road from the Wooster avenue bus stop. Upon arrival at their destination sports program will be run off by special committee in charge. Fol lowing that a dinner will be served, at which prizes, will be awarded to the winners of the vari- ous events inthe races and novelty contests.
 Due to the fact that there is suf- ficient sheletr for the entire party at the site of the outing there will be no postponement because of tn- element weather. A large attend ance is anticipated.
 The Superintendent of Sewers Thomas J. Fleming, is expected to start construction of the latest Wa terville sewer project just as soon as he receives his authorization at next Tuesdays meeting of the board of commissioners of public works. The board of finance has already reported funds. available for the three stretes involved, Thomaston avenue. from Homer street to Driggs street; Sheffield street from Thomaston avenue to Haase strete; and Haase street from Sheffield street to Driggs street. It is probable that Haase street and Sheffield street sewers will be installed first andt hen that section of Thomaston avenue from Sheffield street to Driggs street. The last named section will also be equipped with a badly nedeed storm water drain. By following out this program the extensive tearing up of the main Waterville thorough fare will be delayed ,untilt he peak of the heavy summer traffic has been passed. The completion of the upper section first will also permit emergency temporary dis posal arrangements if it proves in- advisable to proceed with the low CT section during the colder months.
 The annual summer outing and picnic of Everyman's Bible class of Waterville is planned for to-mor- row afternoon. It will be held at the summer cottage of George Hornbecker at Lake Zoar. Most of the picnicers will leave Grace Methodist church at noon although those who, plan to leave earlier may do 50. The earlier group Is expected to carry its own midday meal. During hte afternoon there will be swimming, races and other events. Those desiring transpor- taiton are requested to communi. cate with John H. Daddy" Twelves, the class president or with Rev Mulford B. Simonson.
 Vacation School
 The pupils of the Summer Va cation Bible school now in daily session at Grace Methodist church enjoyed their picnics this week. The members of the kindergarten group enjoyed their picnic at Wa vile park on Wednesday. The group attending. included Jacque- line Johnson. Raymond Wright. Roger Scully. Rodney Morrow, Maynard Knox. Olive Johnson. Ar- thur Hillman, Jane Johnson. verna Lou Simonson and George Dwy. The party was supervised by Mrs Frank R. Wilson. Mrs James Nor row. Mrs John Johnson. Della Smith and Evelyn Black.
 The members of the primary de- partment went to Fulton park for their picnic yesterday. afternoor. The junior repartment had planned c hike up the Grsystone Trail yes. terday morning but called t off because of the threatening weather grounds instead. The hike will Tho. pupils will take part in 6
 To.day's program at wassrviIie calls for . peanut hunt to take place at . o'clock. Prizes will be awarded those who find the large est number. Miss Irene Burns con.
 dueted her usual sewing classes and the boys enjoyed thelr weekly
 lsN1nming schedule ct Lakewood
 park yesterday. The 3unier basehaII teams are playing regularly sohed. uiad HamAl in the nlAYsGraund