The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
|FORESTERS OPEN
 NEW QUARTERS
Members Elated With Francis Hall Site
 Small and C0zier
WATERvILLE

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 Members of Court Welch, Fores- ters of America, and it's auxihary, Pride of Weleh circle, Companions of the Forest, are thoroughly en- toying their new quarters recently occupied in Francis hall at the corner of Boyden and Yale streets. For the past several years the lodges have met at Goodwill hall but recently have found the auar- ters too commodious as did the Goodwill lodge, Knights of Pythias, and Waterville camp, Patriotic Or- der of America, which many months ago moved to Crrney Hall on Thomaston avenue. In addition 1t was found difficult to adequately heat the building in the winter months to suit the needs of the lodges and there was 8 certain amount of disturbance from the bowling alleys located in the build ing.
 The new quarters are smaller and cozier and ideally suited to the card parties and informal so- cials and dances which are part of the organizations programs. Last week the two organizations held a housewarming in the form of D card tournament and this week Court Welch will celebrate on Thursday evening with cards and dancing.
 A large delegation from Court Welch is planning to visit the Nor- wich court on Saturday evening of this week.
 Spaghetti Supper.
 Anthony DiBlasi is in charge of the preparation of the spaghetti supper to be served by the Water vile Parent-Teach association at St Michael's hall on Thursday evening of this week, October 26th, from to o'clock. This is worthy project which deserves the support of the entire community.
 Patrick Tanning Word was received in Waterville yesterday of the sudden death in Boston on Sunday of Patrick Fan- ming, formerly a well-known local resident. For more than forty- three years he had been an em- ploye of the Plumbers Brass Goods division of the Scovill Manufacture ing Co, formerly the American Pin Go. During the greater portion of that time he had been supervisor | of the picking and annealing de- partments. He was retired in Oc- tober, 1881, and shortly afterwards | following the death of his wife, he went to Boston, where he has con- tinued to make his home. He was an honorary member of the Scovill Foremen's association. The burial will be in the family plot in new St Joseph's cemetery. Funeral arrangements are not yet complete.
 Supper
 Nearly eighty persons enjoyed the supper served last night at St Michael's parish hall for the workers at the recent harvest sup per of St Michael's Ladies Aid so- ciety. A delicious fresh ham sup per was served after which cards were enjoyed.
 Leave for Florida
 Mir and Mrs John F. Moone and family, who have been visiting Mir Moore's parents, Mir and Mrs Will liam J. Moore of Driggs street, have left for Sarastoa, Fla, where ter. Johnny has just completed a 6SSA seVeAoOtA AS AOS AA6h O4tiSAAGL for the Cincinnati Reds. Last year after his season with Chicago he spent the winter in Waterville. Spring practice for the Reds this year took place in Sarasota and the placed proved so attractive to Mir and Mrs Moore that they decided upon 1t as their winter home this season. They were accompanied by MT Moore's sister, Evelyn, who will spend the winter with her uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs Fran cis Williams, at Jacksonville. Plan Halloween Party Teachers of the lower grades of St PauPs church school have com pleted plans for Halloween party for the pupils up to and in- cluding the fourth grade. The party will take place on Saturday afternoon of this week from two to four o'clock at St Paurs parish house on Manville street. Entertained Club Miss Gladys Monroe recently en- tertained the members of the Girls club of Waterville at her home on Wheeler street. Mrs Arnold Mon- roe and Miss Hazel White assisted her.
 Parish Society
 Members of St Pauls Parish so- ciety will hold a work meting to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Wilfred E. Pierpont of Dwight street. Articles are being completed to be offered for sale at the annual fair of the soclety'which will be held fin a few weeks.
 Birthday Party
 Douglas George Wright, son of MT and Mrs Harry Wright, of Boy- den street, was the guest of honor at a birthddy party recently given by his parents. The guests includ- ed Raymond Wright James Duncan, Wendell Mct1nerny, John Barlow, Russell Buxton, Eleanor Watson and Helen Barlow.
 TO 13e Married
 Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Mary R. French of East Mountain road and Daniel Distiso of Sheffield
 Young Peoples society
 Miss Marjorie Dockum of Har- this weeks meeting of the Young Peoples society of Grace Method- her home at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 On Committee
 Miss Vivian Malia of Boyden street has been named co-chairman of the committee in charge of the dinner dance of the Alumnae as- sociation of the Waterbury Cath ollie high school to be given on De- cember 1. at Thirty Acres, Orange. EMPLOYES GOT
 STJRpRISE CHECKS