The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-03

Hart, Gertrude Mulligan, Joan Sonier, Christine Dadario, Lorraine Floyd, John Moore, Jr., Philip Plourde, Franklyn Stuart, John Shea, Joseph Hart and William Gagain.
 The holy hour devotions held on the first Friday of each month at | St. Michael's church will be held at 7:S0 o'clock this evening. l Briefs
 MT and Mrs Isaac Burton of | Yale street with their son-in- law and daughter, MT and Mrs Robert Greatorcx of Sheffield street, are on a two weeks motor trip | through northern Maine and Can- ada. They will visit relatives and friends at Fort Fairfield, Maine. MT and Mrs James Waters of Wheeler street have been enter taining Andrew Hersam and his son, Andrew Hersam, Jr., of West New York, N. J.
 Mother of Waterville Man Dies Mrs Vitaline Lefevre, widow of the late Joseph Lefevre, a former local resident, died on Wednesday in New Hampshire, following a | brief illness. She was the mother of Frederick Lefevre of 92 Cdrn- wall avenue and Henry Lefevre of Essex, avenue, Waterville, and of Louis and William Lefevre and Mrs Clyde Boucher, all of Water bury.
 Mrs Lefevre had resided in this city until after the death of her husband, leaving 0out year ago. She had made a large number of local friendships and her charm ing personality will be missed by many.
 The body was brought to the home of her son, Frederick, iron, where the funeral took place at 9:3O o'clock this morning. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St. Michaefs church at 10 a. m. and the burial was in Calvary cemetery.
 Pride of Welch Outing
 Thirty members of Pride of Welch circle, Companions of the Forest, thoroughly enjoyed their annual outing which was held last night at Savin Rock. The heavy showers during the evening failed to dampen the enthusiasm and spirit of the group even when the heavy downpour. At the hour scheduled for departure for home caused their bus to develop motor trouble and delayed their return by several hours.
 The group left Vaterville in a chartered bus at clock, proceed ing directly to the Wilcox Pier restaurant, where shore dinner wcs served. Following the dinner the group made the rounds of the various amusement concessions and enjoyed a number of unusual entertainment features which had been arranged by Mrs Joseph Mo- Ardle, the chairlady of the enter tainment committee.
 Those who attended were: Chief Companion Mrs Katherine Halio, Mrs David Grenier, Mrs William Platt, Mrs Louis Dadario, Mrs Mary King, Mrs Frederick Great orex, Mrs Russell Hughes, Mrs Peter Wells, Mrs Gladys McMich- ael Kepos, Mrs Thomas Buckley, Mrs John Byrnes, Mrs Fran cis Whelan. Mrs James Dun- Ralph Benson, Mrs Edward Mar tiii, MtS MdTtiH MCDoHouSHp MITE Joseph Seery, Mrs Joseph Me- Ardle, Mrs John Sonier, Mrs Pe- ter Corrigan, Mrs Frank Robinson. Mrs Leslie Hart, Mrs William J. Moore, Mrs Fred Stevens, Mrs Will Er:l Dunlavey and her guest. Miss Irene Edwards of New York city.
 Plumbers Lose
 The winning streak of the Plumbers Brass Goods division baseball team in the Scovill Inter- Department league, was broken last night when the Eyelet Room captured a to contest at Hamil- ton park last night. The Water- vile team made six hits, one of them a home run by Percy Mac Mullen, while the Eyelet team made eight safe hits.