The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-16
PLATT ADDRESSES
 PARAMOUNT CLUB
Waterbury Superintendent of Mail Discusses Hand=
 ling of Letters
WATERVTLLE

If the Fairmount residents of Waterville are not thoroughly fa- miliar with the details of handling mail of various classifications it will not be the fault of Charles H. Platt of Edgehill avenue, super intendent of mails at the Water bury post office, who delivered 8 most interesting and comprehen- sive address on that subject at this months meeting of the Fair mount Community club which took place this week at St Michaeps parish hall. The description of methods followed and the reasons therefore were most illuminating.
 Irving Tucker, chairman of the Improvement committee, reported progress in the matter of provid- ing adequate street signs for the Fairmount section. If the club will provide the material the street department will see that they are properly and uniformly lettered.
 George O'Donnell was named chairman of the committee which will sponsor minstrel show to be given sometime during the early spring.
 There was also a discussion of plans for the fourth birthday party of the club which will take place at the March meeting, scheduled for March 18th. This is always the outstanding event on the an- nual program of the club and is always well attended. Mrs Cliff ford Jones heads the committee in charge of arrangements.
 Mrs Jones reported on the suc-
 E.,I T-I1 1w1%s ar,tr VA nvN<I held at her home for the Fair program featured the party:
 Song: "There's an old Spinning Wheel in the Parlor," Harold Hub bell.
 Tap and toe dance: Ann Hor- man.
 Comedy act and sing, Russell Truelove and Milton Jones.
 That Wonderful Mother of Mine," Hattie Horman.
 By a Waterfall" June and Dol
 "Poor Little Beggar Gitl." Elea- nor Hoethke.
 Dentist act, Harold Hubbell and Albert Buell..
 Harmonica selection, Gil Hub bell
 Piano selections, Beverly North
 Harvest Moon," Edward Pell1y.
 Song and dance specially, Rev. erly Northrop and Ann Herman.
 "When the Works All Done Next Fall" Harold Hubbell and Edward Buell..
 Piano selections, Jean Buskey.
 Come, Little Leaves" Edward Pelky.
 Piano selections, Norma Hen- drickson.
 Eskimo song, Emile Daines and Shirley Cook.
 Piano selection, Benjamin Brad ley, Jr.
 ley, Jr. n. Jean Buskey and Milton Jones.
 Games were enjoyed and upon leaving each guest received a dec orated valentine cokie. Valentines were also distributed. Others at- tending were: Robert Albon, Will liam Scanlon, John Sizer, Ernest Lanouette, Shirley Truelove, Jack Riehl. Lillian and Mary Harnel. Marguerite Byrnes, William and Martin Scanlon, Fred Lefevre Henry Sizer, Betty Atherton, Ruth Granger, Louise Lefevre, Mary Donahue, Medella Lanouette, Dor othy Atherton, Patty Behan, Phyl- lis Anderson, Dorothy Lefevre Margaret Paul. Douglas Buell., Ell. len Paul, Doris Trueloye, Donald Tucker, Christine Donahue, Flor ence Batten, Russell Truelove Frank Bailey, Jr, Marilyn True love, Francis Hubbell, Assisting Mrs Jones as hostesses were; Misses Bernice Ryan, Margaret Lapman, Margaret Cosgriff, Mri Russell Truelove, Mrs Walter Norman, Mrs Lawrence Buskey Miss Marjorie Bailey and Clifford Jones.
 Lenten DevOtiOns
 Lenten devotions at St Michael'i church this evening will consist O the Way of the Cross and Rene diction of the Most Blessed Sacra ment. They will start at 7:3O ? m.