The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-03-22
OYSCOUTS HOLD
REGULAR MEETING
Various 7 e SITS Passed /;
Flower Committee Party
Successful
OAKVILLE
Observation-Disclosures villa Babll
1917 WnferfOWn Avenue

The Boy Scouts held their regu-
lar meeting last evening at the
Community house with their scout
leader, Walter Thordne, and Roger
Lowrey, assistant. Court of honor
was as follows: Robert Meyer,
passed second class, Kenneth
Fisher, first class, personal health,
Robert Fem, public health and
pathfinding merit badges, Jack
Bliven, bookbind merit badge, Vic
tor Carey.
The evening was devoted to the
preparation for parents night
which will be held next week when
a demonstration of signalling,
badges and registration cards, ex-
hibits of art and clay will be pre-
scented.
The memberds attending were:
Kenneth Fisher, Robert Meyer.
Sam Fem, George Cutler, George
Fem, George Collier. George Doen'
Albert Boulanger, Harold Tetro,
Charles n r a h m, ] a
Bliven, Harry Fem, Raymond
Stuart, James Corcoran, Ernest
Schreier, Joseph Stilligops, John
MacMurtrie, Tony Bestonso, Rob-
ert Lowrey, Clayton Bradshaw,
Nelson Corcoran and junior assist
ant scoutmasters, Robert Fem and
Raymond Cummings.
Card Party Successful
The flower committee Of the
Congregational church sponsored
a card party last evening. Prizes
were awarded to each table and
refreshments served. Those who
played at the church hall were:
Rev and Mrs Oscar Locke, John
Greason, Mrs Kenneth Greason,
Mrs Fred Jackson, Miss Arlene
Hull, H. E. Shaw, Miss Caroline
Shaw, Miss Esther Ericsson, Mr. and
Mrs George Wildman, Miss Flor
ence Ericsson and Mr. and Mrs
Richard Dains. At the Clinton
home: Mr. and Mrs Howard Ande
and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Clinton.
At the Thompson home: Mr. and
Mrs William CAIRNS and Mr. and
Mrs George Thompson. At the
Florian home: Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Florian. At the Cameron home:
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Cameron and
Mr. and Mrs George Cruickshank
will play Saturday evening.
Ladies Aid Society
The members of the Ladies Aid
church met at the church hall yes
terday afternoon. Sewing on So
cial work occupied the first part
of the afternoon and later, plans
for serving a supper to the crib
bage players were perfected. The
date will be April 3rd.
The members attending were:
Mrs Oscar. Locke, Mrs Charles
Vcnneau, Mrs Ralph Clinton. MIS-
Ralph Florian, Mrs William
CAIRNS, Mrs Eugene Main, Mrs
Howard Ande, Mrs c. A. stone,
Mrs George Thompson, James and
Gwendolyn Locke and Allen
Card Party
A card party will be held Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs
d. j. Grenier of Rosette street for
the benefi of st Mary Magdalen' s
church. Prizes will be awarded to
each table and refreshments
served.
The members of the Recotr's
Aid society Of AL Saints church
will meet at the home of Mrs
George Booth on Coulter street.
The Lenten service of the Con-
SIcSdIlOudl CIluICl Will US uSlu IO-
night at 1880 o'clock. The guest
speaker will be Rev Ronald Ewing,
pastor of First Congregational
church, Woodbury.. A choir re-
hearsal will be held immediately
after the worship. Rehearsal of
1.-The Conquering King" and spe-
cial numbers for the communion
service Thursday before Easter
will be rehearsed.
Mrs Albert Lockhart of Whittier
avenue is entertaining her cousin,
Mrs Wallace Clark, her son, Wal
lace, and daughter, Isabelle, of
New Boston, Mass.
Mrs Clarence Yale Of lakewood
avenue attended the funeral of
her brother-in-law Fred Landon,
in Bantam this afternoon.