The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-27
held that same day from 3 to g O. clock in the parish house.

The church extends it's heartiest wishes for successful year to the young people of the church who are away at schools and colleges. The following is a list complete to date: Mary c. Adgate, Norfield Seminary; James Allan, Bloomfield College and Seminary; Walter L. Barrows, Jr., Princeton; Paul Bar ton, Amherst; Eleanor Benedict, St. Lawrence University, Canton, N. Y.; Phillis Benedict, Hartford Art School; Eunice Benedict, Boston University; Dorothy M. Boomer. Connecticut College: Carolyn Brad ley, Northfleld Seminary; William B. Brewster, Jr., Harvard; Amy Butler, St. Margaret's School; Ruth Butler, Boston School of Occupa- tional Tkerapy; Stephen Butler, Fresnal Ranch School; Alison w. Coe, Wellesley; Newton Crane, Yale Law School; Harold Daniel son, Purdue; Wilmary Downes, Bates; R. Carter Dye. Pomfret School; Christine Engelke, Welles- Estelle V. Gibbs, Marygrove Col lcSS, oSlToLl, 41OtS llCH, OILiIlH, Leroy M. Gibbs, Jr., Colgate Uni versity; Barbara Granger, Frank lin County Hospital, Greenfield, Mass; William Grieve, University of Vermont; Walter P. Green, Jr.. Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology; Celine Rooster, Yale School of Music; Herman Rooster, Jr.. Stevens Institute, Hoboken, N. J. Frederick Libolt, Mt. Hermon; John Libolt. Mt. Hermon; John Steele Martin, Roanoke College, Salem, Virginia; Charles Mason, Phillips Exeter Academy; Robert Meyerhans, University of Alabama; Stuart Meyerhans, University of Alabama; Frances Morgan, Bay path Institute, Springfield, Mass; Robert Mueller, Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology; Morris Paine, Dartmouth; Paul Peasley, Williams College; James H. Root. Jr., Taft; John A. Sawyer, Dart mouth; Ruth E. Schneider, Middle bury College; Christopher Smith, Columbia Frank Smith, University of Indiana; John Sutliffe, Worces- ter Tech; Thomas Sutliffe, Con- necticut Agricultural College; John Stevens, Kansas State University; Phillip Thomson, Taft; Woodward Thomson. Berkshire School for Boys; Elizabeth Valentine, Boston School of Occupational herapy; William Valentine, Pawling School; Florence Watt, Mortified Seminary; John Watt, United State Military Academy; Buell. Webster, Rens- selaer Polytechnic Institute; James Wells, Pawling School; Susannah Wellss, Vassar College; Virginia Wells, Vassar College; Chester White, Washington and Lee; Pauline White, Bradford Junior College; Howard Worth, University of Michigan; Janice Tyack, North field Seminary.
 Calendar
 Monday, Oct. 29, 4 D. m.-Girl Scouts, troop 3; p. m., church night in Davenport hall; 8 D. m., Intermediate Boys gymnasium per- iod; p. m., Alpha Omega frater- nifty minstrel show rehearsal; 8 p. m., rehearsal for "The Bat in the Belfrey."
 Tuesday, Oct. 30. 4 p. m.-Junior Boys Y. Club; 5 p. m., Pastoral Supply committee meeting; 7:30 D.. m., scout leaders training course: 8 p. m., play rehearsal; p. m.. orchestra rehearsal; p. m., Alpha Omega fraternity.
 Thursday, Nov. 1, 7:30 p. m.- Scout leaders training course; 8 p. m.. preparatory service in the chapel; p. m., play rehearsal.
 Friday, Nov. 2. 4:15 p. m.-Jun- for choir rehearsal; 7:30 p. m., Boy Scouts of America, troop 2; 7:30 p. m., Halloween party in Davenport hall: p. m., play rehearsal; S:10 p. m., senior choir rehearsal.