The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-25
CARD PARTY HELD
 FOR JULY 4 FUND
Mir and Mrs Walter flor. man man of Pen1'
 broke St Entertain
WATERVILLE

More than 20 persons attended | tho cnrd party Friday night at tho home of Mir and Mrs Walter Hor. man of Pembroke street for tho benefit of the Fourth Of July fund for the Fairmount Community | Club.
 Prlzcs and refreshments were included in tho program.
 BeyeTly Jane Sl0cum, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold A. Blocum,
 who has beon III is reported great-
 Miss Leah s. Lewis of New York attended tho graduation exorcises nt Wllby High school Wednosday evening nt which time her ncice, Doris Sioeum graduated.
 Mir and Mrs $. Gift Butcher have returned from their wedding trip and arc residing &t 22 Byron
 The Watervlllo sMotros won tho first round championship in tho Nougatuek Valley Leaguo by de' fentine Litchfcld 6-4. George Blinn hit two homo runs for Watoryillo' Batteries were BIinn and John Drigeoli for Watcrvillo, for Litch. field, Porter, K0mis and Zinzer. An unusually large crowd witnessed 'n' sa,bi Club Plans Celebration
 Final plans for the annual Fourth of July celebration or the
 Falrmount Community club were 10 Do perfected at q meeting of hll committees which ls scheduled TOT Is o'clock this evening ct tho nome of the general chairman, lryins Tucker of Pembroke avenue. vull reports of each sub'eommittee nrc to Do submitted and approval gwen to the program of the most elaDo. rate and best planned celeDration ever given by this enterprisihs community group.
 The morning parade WHICH wns an event for tho first time last year and was 50 successful that thoro has been q universal rcquest that it Do included In this years Clifford Jones will serve as parade marshal. Following the parade the entire community will gather ifi the picnic grove on the top of tho hiIi off Colonial avenue, where q b0untifui repaAt will Do served un' der the direction of Walt6r Hor. man and Clifford Northrop.
 An elaborate sports program, directed by Frank kelih6r, will III the afternoon hours. As usual an unusually fine set of prizes arc t0 Do awarded tho winners. Itx.Sepviccmcn Attentl0ni An important meeting Of all exs servic0m0n in WGtGrVilIe has been called for tomorrow evening at Bt Michaei's hall at 7:30 o'clock. Plans for tho formation Of s0m0 sOrtof local organization of 'men who haV6 served in tho United States army, navy or marine corps are t0 Do discussed and afl invita- ton has been extended to oil in. terostGd Co attend. There appeGrs to Dc h definite n6ed for something of this sort since Watervlile OK. serVie6m6n do not appear to be hts | traGted Co downtown veteran ore Eanizati0ns in very large numbers.
 The meeting is called aB tho result of several Informal discussions Of the situation by G group Of local men who arc d6slrouB Of seeing something concrete develop locally. TO Play for Championship The Bpragu6 grammar school baseball team fHB h chance to won tho championship Of the American l division of tho grammar school league tomorrow afternoon Wh6n it meets the HOpGvill6 team 1t
 Hamilton park. Tho game will Dc played at 4 o'clock. Both teams closed their regular schedule tied
 for first pldc0 n0G6ssitating q
 plGys0F. Hpfagu0 has dropped ono
 game to Hop6villG earlier in the season, losing by C single run mar gin. The local boys gro confident that thdre will Dc an entirely dif-
 for6nt tale tomorrow. Hprague's 7.6 victory over Hendricken last Thursday knocked the east enders out of tho rdco and made the play. off necessary.
 Church Picnic Next Thursday Tho children of Bt paui's church school ars eagerly anticipating their annual picnic which wifi take place at Lakewood park on Thurs. day of this week. Mrs ftaiph Grain, heads the committee in charge of
 tho affair. She is assisted by Mrs
 Valentine Fold, Mrs George Bailey, Mrs Frederick Oreat0rex, Mrs Isaac Buxton and Mrs Russell TrueiOve.
 Virginia, iD visiting relatives on