The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-03

| fdlrH1OuuL community CluD anu
 prominent as a member of the
 Lions Club and the Loyal Order of
 Moose.
 Farewell Party MT and Mrs John F. Moore, of Dwight street, left today for Flor
 ida where Johnny will report for spring baseball practice at the
 camp of the Cincinnati Reds at
 Tampa. He was traded to the
 Ohio team this fall by the Chi cago Cubs, National League cham
 pions with whom he played dur
 ing the past few seasons. Several
 of his friends rendered him fare well party at his home recently.
 Those who were present were:
 Ralph Dadario. Thomas Barnett, Philip Fisherman, Russell Hughes, John Calvin. William Dunlavey,
 Frederick Beebe, James Hyland, Clifford Cartledge, George Board man. Howard Lane, Francis
 Burnes, George Carangelo, John Menton, Arthur Kramer, Joseph Calvin, Lawrence McArdle, George
 Blinn, John Seery, Francis Egafr and Alfred Emmons. A turkey din-
 ner was served and Johnny pre- scented with token of esteem and good will with best wishes for successful season.
 Holy Hour The usual Holy Hour devotions conducted at St MichaeIs church
 on the first Friday of the month
 will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 Children of Mary
 All members fthe Young La
 dies Soladity of the Children of Mary of St Michaers church, arc
 reminded that the society will re- ceive Holy communion in body at the eight o'clock mass on next Sunday.
 Everyman's Bible Class A large group of local men, rep
 resentatives of Everyman's Bible Class of Waterville, attended the
 monthly meeting of the Waterbury
 Federation of Bible Glasses, held
 last night at the Y. M. c. A. Rev T. l.. Crosby, pastor of the South
 Federated Church, delivered an
 excellent and inspiring address on
 ''The Optimism We Meet. The
 group singing was led by Howard M. Grilley. song leader of the Wa terville class.
 World Day of Prayer Service Several Waterville women are attending the World Day of
 Prayer" services at Trinity church, Waterbury, this afternoon at three o'clock. To various churches have been given the assignments of
 making one-minute prayer for particular countries. To St Pauls of Waterville has been given Great Britain.
 Executive Committee Meets Mrs Percival Dixon of Suffolk street, entertained the executive committee of the WaterYille Parent Teacher association at her home this week. Those attending were: Mrs Elmer Wilson, Mrs c. Arthur Dubois, Mrs Frank Bailey, Mrs Ralph P. Meyers, Mrs Russell Attn erton, Mrs George CowleS and Mrs Dixon. Plans were made for the
 March meeting of the association
 which will be tea at Sprague grammar school gymnasium, the afternoon of Tuesday, March 14th. All Waterville parents are cordial ly invited to attend.
 Birthday Party Dr and Mrs Robert H. Watkins of Dwight street entertained this week in honor of the 4th birthday of their daughter, Shirley Ann. The
 guests were: Nancy Long, Joan Petersen, Mary Kelly, Jane Cowles, Marilyn Watkins, Terry Lou Cowles, Jackie Dillon. Charles Du Bois, Billy Long, Sonny McCasland, Mrs c. Arthur Dubois, Mrs John Dil- lon, Mrs George Cowles, Mrs John F. Kelly, Mrs Henry Long, Mrs Paul Petersen, Mrs Mabel Faber, Mrs William D. Watkins, Mrs Rich ard Birch, MT and Mrs Henry
 Schulze and Dr and Mrs Robert H. Watkins.
 Surprise Party Ralph l.. Bates, was recently ten dered a surprise birthday party by his fellow members of the quartet of the Brass City Minstrel troupe. Those attending were: James Wa | ters, Harry Stevens, Joseph No- ' coltius, Harvey Stout, Danny Bar
 rett. Martin Brennan, Thomas | Quinlan. William O'Brien, Francis Carty, John Corden and the direc- | tor of the troupe, James Cunning ham.
 Attending Inauguration George w. Angle of Cooke street has lett for Washington, D. C., i to attend the inauguration of Presi- dent Roosevelt. Briefs
 Miss Mary Robinson of Dwight street is spending the week in New Britain as the guest of Mir and Mrs Roderick w. Tooley, former Water vile residents.
 Mrs Minnie Lattimer, her son, 1 Clayton and Clarence Brickell have
 returned from a visit with relatives | in Worcester, Mass.
 | Mir and Mrs Wesley Rood, or