The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-16
Staff For Harvest
 Supper Is Selected
Ladies Aid Society Completes Arrangements for
 Church Benefit Thursday Evening
WATERvILLE

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 Final arrangements for the an nuai Harvest Supper of St Mi chaeps Ladies Aid society were completed at last nights meeting of that organization which was held at st MichaeHs parish hall last night. The supper which is the biggest event of its Kind Tn Waterville each year, will be serV- cd at the parish hall on Thursday evening of this week from 4:3O p m. until $500 p. m.
 Mrs Joseph Seery, president of the society has announced her full staff of assistants for the supper. She is of course the general chair- lady. The table hostesses are as follows: Table No. Mrs Patrick F. Donohue and Mrs Frank H. Keli- her; Table No. Mrs Charles L Denehy and Mrs Joseph A. Mon tambault: Table No. 3-Mrs Kath- crime c. Malia and Mrs William Rooney: Table No. Airs George Goggins and Mrs Francis Whelan; Table No. 5-Mrs Joseph H. Me- Ardle and Mrs William H Dunlavey
 Coffee Committee-Mrs Thomas Buckley and Mrs James McAree; t4 Leonard Gauglis and Mrs Patrick Brehney; Pie Committee Mrs Charles Dittrich, Mrs Frank La- chance, and Mrs Peter Wells; Salad Committee-Mrs David Grenier and Mrs William Cregan; Meat Com mittee-Mrs James Hughes, James Burns and Edward Herman, Sr.; Silver Committee-Mrs Daniel M. c,,1 Toh Yad Miss Josephine McMahon; Com rnittee on Suppers to Be Sent Out Mrs William Heaney,y Mrs Mar Lachance and Mrs Harry Sizer; Food Checker-Mrs Alfred Ellis; German, Mrs Belle Barrett, Mrs James Dunn, Mrs Emil Seebach. Mrs Edward Holloran, Mrs James McAree and Mrs Thomas Buckley; Ticket Committee - Miss Evelyn Stevens and Mrs Margaret Stevens; Door Committee-Joseph Seery and c. Arthur Dubois.
 The assistants at the various tables are as follows: Table No. l. Mrs Walter Horman, Mrs Fred erick LeFevre, Miss Margaret Cos griff, Miss Mary Mcguire, Miss Doris Lanonette, Miss Claire Keli- her and Miss Bernice Ryan; Table No. Mrs George Graham, Mrs Edward Gagain, Miss Mary Waters Mrs Eleanor Stevens, Miss Julie Truelove, Miss Maureen Sullivan and Miss Marion Heaney; Table No. 3-Mrs John Humphrey, Mrs Harry Kamack, Mrs Peter Corri- gan, Miss Rita Corrigan, Miss Marian Ryan, Miss Mary Corrigan and Miss Mae Robinson; Table No. A-Miss Ruth Ryan, Miss Anne Buckley, Mrs George Goggins, Miss Julie Ryan, Mrs Peter Quito, Miss Ann Stevens, Miss Dorothy Ryan. Table No. Mrs William Moore, Mrs Louis Dadario, Mrs John Son. far, Mrs George w. Jackson, Mrs Matthew Gagain and Mrs Edward Barlow. Watcryille Legion Charter to Be
 Granted.
 The Waterville World War Vet erans association will meet at Platts' Bakery at 1641 Thomaston avenue at 800 o'clock this evening with Commander Alfred Lachance presiding. Reports will be made on the hearing which was held at the American Legion home in Waterbury last night relative to granting an American Legion Post charter to the local group. The hearing was conducted by District Commander Albert Fabian, of Hamden, who heard the petitioners and the representative of three existing Legion Posts in Water bury Corp. Coyle Post, No. l; Mary GormIey Post, No. S7, and the re- gently organized colored post. No objections were raised and the project given full support by the present posts, provided that mem bership in the new post be strictly limited to World War Veterans residing within the confines of the sixth voting district, which com prises the Waterville section of the city. The charter will be formally voted at the next meeting of the state executive committee of the Legion, which takes place at Wal linyford on Wednesday, Nov 7th.
 The formal presentation of the charter and installation of the first officers of the post will take place at Sprague Grammar school gym- nasium on the evening of Nov. 9th The officers are to be elected al this evenings meeting.
 The association is planning a Halloween masquerade dance to be given at Spraguse gymnasium on Friday evening of next week, Oct a6th. Those who so thoroughly en- joyed the first dance given by the veterans last month are looking forward to their second social event with a great deal of anticipation.
 Scout Camp Building Entered
 The main building of Camp We quapauset, the summer headquar- ters of the Waterbury council of Girl Scouts, located on upper Boy den street was recently broken in- to and thoroughly ransacked. Miss Edna Webber, the director of the Waterbury council, made the dis covery yesterday and reported it to the police. It is impossible to determine the date of the break, which apparently occurred during the past week. Nothing of any value was taken or destroyed. indicating that those who entered could find nothing to their liking or that they were frightened away.