The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
Children's Progress
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correspondent-Mae Wia Babln 1s17 Watertown Avenue

present. They are making tie bags. whom can make the least noise.
 Sixth grade (boys) of MT. Beach seem to be having contest to see Joseph Tringa, president and John Davis, president, seem to be running a close race. "The Noisy Kids" had a perfect class with ten | members present.
 Senior Department, reporters, Marjorie Florian and Isabel Currie, Mrs. Oscar Locke, superintendent. Seventh grade (girls) of Miss Esther Ericson had highest per- cent of everything this month.
 They also went on a hike Sunday afternoon, (February 25). Those present, Adeline Herman, Ruth Herman, Blanche OIsdorf, Mar garet Graney, Irene Watts, Miss Dorothy Johnson of Watertown and Miss Ericson. Dinner was en- joyed and a pleasant evening. was spent at the home of Miss Ericson. Seventh grade. (boys), members of the orchestra went to Brook side and played at the service there. They also played at the Mis- sioary luncheon.
 Eighth grade (girls), planned party but on account of the zero weather only two members were present.
 Mir. Locke's class had ripper party, Wed. Feb. z. The sliding took place on Mason avenue and Buckingham streets. After sliding, refreshments were served by Mir. and Mrs. Locke. Card playing was enjoyed. Those attending were:
 Harry Hull, George Botelle, Err nest Schreier, Irving Decker, Karl Krantz and Rev. Oscar Locke. Speciality numbers were played at the Senior Worship service by Norton Decker and James Florian, "Humoresque" and Melody in F. A number of pupils have invited their teachers to their homes for dinner in the primary department. Primary attendance, Mrs. Daniel Daley, secretary:
 Kindergarten - James Locke,
 Grace Ennis, Gilbert Botelle, Helen Beveridge, Betty Edmonds, Rich- ard Sprano, Allen Thompson, Ste- phen Ennis, Marion Fraser. Primary-John Botelle, Lillian
 Ennis, Walter Overbough, Eleanor
 Pope, Janet Snyder. Patricia Ven- neau, George Lathrop, Aletha Locke. Edward Vance, Alice
 Boentgen, Lois Hart.
 Senior attendance = Intermedi- ates-Florence Ericson, Carolyn
 Beardslee, Laurette Hogg, Bernice Wilson. Bessie McMahon, Michael Zaccaria, Norton Decker, Irving 1 Decker, Foster Snyder. Ernest schreier, Harry Hull, George Bo- telle, Rev. Oscar l.. Locke, Es- ther Ericson, Margaret Graney,
 Irene Watts, Adeline Herman,
 Marion Shattuck, Isabelle Currie,
 Mrs. Oscar Locke, Marjorie Flor ian, Mildred Botelle, Betty Currie, and Mrs. George Thompson. Attendance, 69 per cent; Books,
 63 per cent; Home Study, 52 per cent; Bibles, IS per cent.
 Banner class, Miss Esther Eric- sons Seventh grade girls.
 Attendance, 70 per cent; Books,
 100 per cent: Home Study 100 per
 cent: Bibles 100 per cent.
 Contract Bridge Tournament | The regular Friday evening ses- sion of the Contract Bridge was
 held at the local community house.
 The presence of new equipment
 this week added materially to the
 enjoyment of the game. The game
 has proven very entertaining to
 those who have played. New
 members are being listed weekly. w. Harry Byrnes is the director.
 The results or Friday nights game
 was as follows: Section A, North
 and South. Top. Catherine A.
 Brady. Ruth Mcdonnell; 2nd, MT. and Mrs. Leman Bronson: runners
 up,. Mrs. Joseph BormoIini, Mrs.
 John Condon, Mir. and Mrs. Fran
 cis Flynn.
 East and West, Top, Bert La- Vigne: End Miss Isabelle MacIn- his, Mrs. Arthur Field; runners
 up. MT. and Mrs. c. Phillip Creaser and Miss Madeline Flynn, Miss Veronica Holleran.
 Section B. North and South, Top, MT. and Mrs. Charles Ber- trand; End. two ties, Mir. and Mrs.
 Frank Menetry, Leo, Orsini, Mi.
 chael Minucci: runners-up, MT and Mrs. Dudley Humphreviile
 John Carey, Joseph Zuraitis. East and West, Top, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Rogers. End, Louis Pierce, Herman Overbaush: run. ners-up. Ann Panalaitis, Char1ef
 Foster, Willard Carey, Gordon The contract bridge tournament ' 4Egt lz< Ii. aI a .L a