The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-26
29 GIRL SCOUTS
 ATTEND MEETING Signal and Health Classes Feature Progranl-New
 Societies Formed
OAKVILLE

The Girl Scouts met at the Con- munity house last evening with their captain, Miss EVelina Hauser. The regular meeting was carried out as follows: Signal classes, train- ing tenderfoot, judging and classes of health and horse shoemaking.
 Plans to atetnd the lecture on Geysers and Grizzlies of the Yell lowstone park at the Second Con- gregational church, Waterbury, Sunday evening were perfected. The girls wishing to hike will meet at the local postoffice at 5:45 o'clock. The girls going by trolley will meet at 6:45 o'clock.
 The members attending were: Barbara. Adams, Peggy Budd, Hell en Carter, Ruth Johnson, Betty Corcoran, Evelyn Corcoran, Caro- lyn Beardslee, Violet Damico, Mill dred Botelle, Doris Cedarholm, Josephine O'Connell, Margaret Graney, Marie Boulanger, Edna Boulanger, Betty Pickering, Esther Quaranda, Eleanor Budd, Ada Hal lock, Martha Gwiazdowski, Bernice Wilson, Betty Currie, Evelyn Lara way, Dorothy Olmstead, Gertrude Stuart. The visitors were: Harriet Thompson, Edith Stuart and Fran
 ces Laccone. The leaders were Mrs Mildred Downing, Miss Little hales.
 1 Two New Societies Formed | Wednesday evening a meeting
 was held at the All Saints church
 by the mothers and daughters of the parish. Mrs F. S. Van Valken-
 burg, diocesan president of the Girls Friendly society and Miss Frances Arnold, national field sec- retary were present for the purpose of forming a local branch of this society, in two groups, one for Friendly Candidates" the other called Friendly Society,". Miss Catherine Kane is to be the president and director of the juniors. Mrs Stanley Barlow, of Watertown will be in charge of the older group.
 The candidates will meet Friday afternoon and the Friendly society Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs John Pope will assist the can- didates in getting started. | The members attending the meeting were: Rev A. N. Samwell, Mrs Alice Traver, Mrs William Bax- ter, Mrs J. H. Pope and the Misses Margaret Gillander, Grace Flisher. Edith Garren, Evelyn Corcoran, Ethel Micloskey, Eva Micloskey, Edwina Booth, Martha Fenn, Caro- line Hallock, Helen Kowgan, Ruth Hallock, Shirley Bradshaw, Doro- thy Mulhern, Ada Hallock, Mar garet Baxter, Margaret Mulhern and Catherine Kane.
 Boy Scouts
 The Boy Scouts met at the Com munity house Wednesday evening" This was registration week and as- sisting scoutmaster. Roger Lowrey received the names for the coming year. Senior Patrol Leader George Collier received the report and dues.
 MT Lowrey made the following announcements: Merit badge club: Boys must pass two tests a month, and first class scouts one test month. The tets will be held at the home of Roger Lowrey.
 The member attending were: Scoutmaster, Walter Thorne, assist ant scoutmaster, Roger Lowrey. senior patrolleader. George Col Her. patrol leaders, Victor Carey, Robert Fenn and Joseph Stella, as- sistants, Jack Bliven, Kenneth Flisher, Gordon Burke; scribe, Ray mond Cummings; scouts, Robert Meyer, Harold Tetro, Albert Bou- langer, George Cutler, Samuel Fenn, John MacMurtrie, Harry Fenn, James Corcoran, Robert Lowrey and Nelson Corcoran. Briefs The Mems club of All Saints church will meet at the church at 7:3O o'clock and go to Waterbury. They will be the guests of the Sons of St George.
 Mrs Therriault Dies Mrs Melvina Therriault, 79, died last evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ephrem Lemothe Of Davis street, following a long ill., f ness. Funeral arrangements are in- complete.
 Besides Mrs Lamothe she is survived by five other daughters.
 Mrs Harry Stabbins. Mrs Arthur Pichette of Watertown. Mrs P. D. Austin, Mrs Louis Robert of Can ada and Mrs Joseph Rochia of New Haven; and two sons, Delma Therriault of Oakville, and Herre Therriault of Canada.
 oDell, Mrs Wesley Bramhali. Mrs James Hosking, Mrs Edward Bar | ton and Mrs Melvin Terrill. Rowling Scores