The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-11
WATERVlLLE

St Michael's Harvest supper--the
 most elaborate annual undertaking
 of any Waterviile group--will be
 served by St Michael's Ladies' Aid
 society ut st Michaels Parish hall
 tomorrow afternoon and evening
 from 4:30 to $500 o'clock. Mrs John M. Lynch. president of the
 society and general chairlady of the supper committee. had full
 meeting of her stan of more than
 n hundred this week and reports
 everything in order to serve the
 large crowd which always attends
 this outstanding event. An abund- ance of well-prepared home cook cd foods has always characterized this supper and its reputation has spread far beyond tho borders of the parish, hundreds of visitors from other sections of the city d. ways being noted among those in attendance. In spite of the large crowd 1t Is notable that there Is almost never any necessity of waft- ing to be served. This is duo to | the fact that the facilities of the hall permit the serving of two hundred fifty diners at one time. BaIIcy Heads TalrInount Club Again The Fairmount Community club held It's annual election of officers at the regular October meeting which took place at St. Michaers | Parish hall on Monday evening of this week. Frank Fl. Bailey. was re- elected as president of the club with tho following staff: Vice Presi-
 dents, Joseph Cosgriff, Mrs Fred erlck Seidei and Irving Tucker;
 secretary, Clifford Jones; treasur-
 or, Frederick Seidel. It was voted to install the officers at the next Itake place on Monday, November I12th. Irving Tucker, chairman of Ithe improvement, committee, re-
 ported on the condition of Fair mount streets. noting the results
 of the oiling program. He also re- Iported that there has been some Idiscussion of extention of bus ser Ivice to Fairmount by the Connec- Iticut Company, but that nothing
 defnite has yet materiaiized.
 Girls Club.
 The Girls club of Waterville Twill hold q regular meting at S:O0 o'clock this evening at the home Iof Miss Gladys T. Monroe of 36 Wheeler street.
 ISupt. Condon Addresses Watervillc IF. T. A.
 Thomas J. Condon, superintend- lent of schools, was the guest speak Ter at yesterdays monthly meeting |of the Waterville Parent-Teacher Association, which was held yester- Iday afternoon at Sprague Grammar |school. Mrs Elmer F. Wilson, presi- Ident of the association, was in the Ichair and introduced the speaker. lwho explained several of the new policies of the board of education, Iparticularly that involving longer |haily sessions of the high schools. He answered a number of questions Iconcerning various phases of school activity.
 The penny collection went to the Kindergarten room for the second Consecutive month. It was voted to served a spag- hetti supper, open to the public, at Et Michaers Parish hall, on the evening of Thursday, October 26th. This will be something of a novelty In Waterville and should be suc- eess. It will be in charge of Mrs Louis Willard and her ways and means committee. which will be assisted by the hospitality commit
 ee of which Mrs Arthur Twelves. Is chairlady. There will be a joint meeting of the committees at 2:00 o'clock. on Tuesday, october 17th, |
 O complete final arrangements for
 he supper.