The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-25

Mir and Mrs Loula Mosa celo. bratcd their goth wedding 0nniv. oranry Saturday, Mir and Mrs Moss received beautiful gifts from tholr many relatives and friends Among those present were Mir and Mrs Napoleon Blanchard, Charles Walsh of Mcrlden, Peggy Fay of Mcridcn, Mr and Mrs r. Brown, Mir npd Mrs Charles IIausor, MlsS Laura Russell, Mrs Aida Rico, Miss Betty Rice, MT and Mrs S, Lawrence, Juno and Bob Law. romeo Of Hartford, Mir and Mrs IL, purdy, Jnne Elaine and Donna purdy, l.. Morrison, Betty Blhneh- nrd, Mr nnd Mrs John Ruddy, JohnJohn and Rose Wakoloo, Mir and Mrs Phillip Duhnime, MT and Mrs uuHtave Cornolls, MT and Mrs Chnrlos Tyroli, Arthur Perry, Mir Mccarthy, Mrs August Franok, Mrs Mary sHorrmann, Mrs Mnr- ghrot stanton, Mrs Graves, Eva plnncy, Mir and Mrs Arthur Pm. noy, Frank Walsh, Thomas Walsh, Mir and Mrs r, Truver, MT and Mrs i,obert quinn, Dominic TcH- tn, Mr and MrH Dnnlol Coluccl, Mr nnd Mrs Joseph lilnnGhnrd, Mr and MrA r. Iloauehcmin, Mrs | Katherine M0HA, Mrs George Blan. chnrd, Mr and MrA Louis Elan. ohnrd, Mr and Mrs Joseph M0As. ccloslo Moss, Arthur l'innoy, MT and Mrs Louis M0sa, Grnoo Aug ur, Emma Dumont, C. E. sparks, Mra George Augur, Mr and Mra Joseph savage, Mrs r. Walsh, Mrs W, DumOnt, Jennie Dumont lrono and Charles Augur, Lucille Moss, Mary Moss, Catherine M0sh, | Wnltor Moss, Elizabeth llanlOn, Mir and Mrs Joseph Ualiponu. AL. bort IICnuchomln, Raymond Beau. chomln, Kenneth and Walter ilan- Ghnrd,
 MrN Rufus Norton gavo n fare. well party on MiBH ltltn FltXmnu. rico who leaves tho North school nt tho opening of tho fall term, MisH IfitXmaurIco received from tho guests n beautiful leather brief cnAo with her monogram on lt, rho guchtB wor0 Mrs Rufus Nor. ton, MlsA Elizabeth Soory, Mir and Mra l,nymond Dieter nnd sons, William md George, Mir and Mrs Andrew Gl0wnHl{y and daughters Ruth and Ethel, Mra Robert Cul' vcr, Morton Culver, MT nnd Mra Thomas Seory, Mir and Mrs WI. Ham Eaton and daughters Betty Jnno nnd Alice Mary, Mrs John r. Norton, Edgar Norton, Bortin Norton, Elr0y Coy, Helen and Dorothy Norton and Valcdn Cui' yer. A delicious supper was ucr' yod later In tho ovoning,
 rho North BGhool hold thoir picnic Friduy at Codar Lnko.
 Mir and Mrs Theodore uoiaol Ot Now York City, were wook end guonls of Mr and Mrs Frederick Most Of Woloott cantor
 Mir and Mra Elmer Hoffman md son bnncH of Tcrryvlllc. wort gucgtH Snturdny Of Mrs Hoffmnnt pnronts Mir and Mrs James Bor' gen.
 Tho Wolc0tt Land Ownors pro. tOGtivn association will moot TuoA- day night nt their club room on lIronks Illll,
 Mrs William llnmcl returned Tuesday from Boston whore hhu attended tho commencement Cx' 0rclnoH Of tho NortheaAtorn Uni- | NVIhlNgI U'I U'p'tNW A'V' b"' RD'N being ono Of tho graduates.
 MrB Idn Chandler died nt her homo Jn Boston Sunday md wnh buried Tuesday in Truthvillo N Y, Mrs Chandler ls tho mother of Robert R. Chandler,
 Ruth Loggett of Hitchcock Lnko hns been chosen n delegate from tho Bunker Hill Congregational chnurch tO attend tho Young Pc0- plo's Congregational Conference nt tho Connecticut State College all thla week.
 Miss Dorothy Norton graduated Friday from the state Teachers College in New Briti0n. Miss Nor. otn is to teach in the East School in Prospect.
 Mary Miller and Pholix Nozcf. ski of the North School had q DOT. feet attendance for tho whole year.
 Franklin II. Browne attended the Yale, Harvard boat races al