The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Rev. N. B. Silncnson Is
 Returned Pastorate
Eemmunity Pleased With Announcements John
 Mnnaman Improving
WATERVILLE

1 League division of the grammar school circuit.
 The local team got off to three run lead in the first inning and was never headed. 4 run was scored In the second, anothcfs in the trihd, two in the fifth and q final counter in the last inning of the seven inning necounter. Russell scored twice in the second and in the fifth.
 cjagain of sprague knocked out . home run. Tho local boys outhit tho visitors to c but nude two misplays to q single one for the West Side boys. Dwy umplred the contest.
 Mrs Minnaman Improving
 Friends of Mrs John Minnamnn of Wheeler street, arc glad 10 know that sho Is recovering satisfactorily from injuries received in m uuto. mobile accident which occurred near Springfield, Mass, last Satur- Wesson hospital in Springfield. Hartford -Sprlnghcld road when n car operated by a Massn chusotts man, crashed Into the Mlnnaman car which was operated by Mir Minnamnn. In tho latetr vehicle were Mrs Mlnnamuns' sister, Mrs Walter Luce and Mrs Carl Wilzeck. both of Bristol. They too, suffered injuries which hayo confined them to the hospital. Enc driver of the Massachusetts cur was held on the charge of reckless driving.
 Elks to Honor Waters
 A number of Wntorville mem- bcrs of the Waterbury Lodge of Elks wcro aorving on tho commit. teo which is arranging testl- monial for Robert 4. Waters of Fu- Dor avenue. Tho dinner which Is for members of tho order, will tako placo at 1Glks' hall on tho evening of Saturday Juno End, q few days before Mir Waters and nia whero ho will engage in tho automobile business with his broth. CT. Mir Waters hnS just complet- cd n term ns exalted ruler of tho Waterbury lodge.
 Serving on tho reception commit tee arc Exalted Ruler Frank II. Bailey of Essex avenue, Charles Denehey of Dwight street and Daniel NJ. Sullivan of Honor street. James Calvin of North Main street Is u member of tho publicity com. mitteo and William IT. Dunlayey of Thomaston avenue Is serving on tho general committee OH arrange. ments.
 BrLigc Club
 Mrs Joseph Soory Of Thom1ston avenue was tho hostess at this weeks meeting of her bridge club. Tho high scores were mndo by Mrs George Gogglns, Mrs William Rooney and Mrs Francis Wholnn, and the consolation award went to Mrs Thomas Buckley. Others who attended were Sirs Charles Dit. trich, Mrs John Calvin, and Mrs James German.
 WatrOus. Beach
 A wedding of interest to many Watorvillo people took place at St potor's church, Plymouth, on Thursday morning, when Miss Mildred Irene Beach, daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank Brnzoe of Ply. mouth, became tho wife of Melvin k. 'vhtrous, son of Addison Wat rous, also of Plymouth. The eero. mony was performed by Rev Harry W. Perkins. Mrs Watrous Is we'll known locally as she has been on omploye of the Blako and John. son Manufacturing company for somo time.
 Briefs
 Mrs Katherine Mnlla, with hor n ,,ohtne Iiaa Niulun Mulla aud her son, Ronald E. MalIn of Boy den street, havo returned from c visit with relatives In Schenectady, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs Irving Tucker ad their children. Ruth, Doris and Donald Tucker of Pembroke ave. nuc, have been visiting Mrs Fred erick Tucker of Springfield, Vt.
 MT and Mrs Ralph C. Richard. son of sheffield street, leave to- morrow for Hudson, N. Y., where they arc 10 spend several days with tho latter's sister. Mrs C. W. Hotallng.
 Miss Edna Grcenbcrg is spend Ing a few days with her parents, Mir and Mrs Isaac Grccnbcrg Of Dwight street. Mss Greenberg is a member of tho senior class at South college. where sho will roc ceiye her bachelor degree at tho commencement exercises ncxt month.
 Miss Beatrice Truelovc. of tho nursing staff of Undercllff sanl- torium in MerIdcn, Is visiting her mother Mrs George Truelovo of Thomaston avenue.
 Mrs George 0. Monroe of Wheel CT street, who has been m at her homo, and who recently spent several days at St Mary's hospi- tai. Is reported as much improved. Miss Eva Baldwin and Mrs Rose Lane of Colonial avenue, have re- turned from West Goshen, where they visited their sister, Mrs Avery Vaill.