The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-17
STUDY GROUP TO
 CONVENE TUESDAY
Locksire Will Admitted to Probate Chapman
 Rites Held
WATERYILLE

Ali watervslle mothers are cord-l ialIy invited oaItend the opening meeting of the claild study group on neatS Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The group will meet with Mrs Meulford B. Simons of Grace Methodist parsonage and is an activity Of the Waterville Parent Teacher association.
 LOckshire VIII.
 The will of the late Frederick Lockshirey admitted to probate this week, leaves his entire estate to his wifes Maud Button Lockshire, of Homer street. The will was drawn last year and witnessed by attorneys Albert Hummel Emil Hummel and George Lynch. It pro- vfded that the property should go to Mrs Lockshire mother of Mrs Lockshire had not survived her husband.
 Chapman Funeral.
 ReY Raymond M. D. Adams, rector Of St Pauls R. T. church, cOnductet funeral services at 2:30 o'clock yesterday. afternoon for the late Mrs Nellie May Chapman, wife of John ". Chapman of 159 Yale street. The services were conduct- cd at the home and the Burial took place in Wateryille cemetery. The bearers were Samuel Leisring, James McHale, Charles Barker, Ernest Collett, Deiose Barrett and Hairy Barrett
 Mrs ". Chester ragg
 The death of Mrs w. Chester Bray, who until recently, was a Waterville resident, took place this morning at her home at 827 Wa tertown avenue. The funeral ser vices will take place at 2:S0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Alder son funeral home and the burial will be on Monday, at the conyen- fence of the family in Westboro, Mass.
 Ever Ready Club
 The Ever Ready Sewing circle met this week with Mrs Louis E. Granger of Colonial avenue. Those present were Mrs George HubbeH, Mrs William Benham, Mrs Alfred H. Lane, Miss Hattie Hendrick, Mrs George Wedge, Mrs A. Mott, Mrs Charles Greene, Mrs Arthur Payne, Mrs William Laun, Mrs Caroline Hunt, Mrs Helen Perry, Mrs Margaret Meyers, Mrs Ebert Goodenough, Mrs Claud Scoville and Mrs Frederick Terrell.
 Bridge Parties
 A number of brige parties have featured the Watervilie social pro- gram during the past few days.
 Mrs James German of Homer street entertained her club with the following present: Mrs John Gal win, Mrs Joseph Saery, Mrs William Rooney, Mrs Charles Dittrich, Mrs Francis Whelan, Mrs Thomas Buckley, and Mrs George Goggins. Mrs German, Mrs Dittrich, and Mrs Goggan held the highest score.
 Miss Bessie Smith of Huntingdon avenue entertained at cards with the following guests: Mrs Arthur Harris, Miss Catherine Doran, Mrs Leo Phelan, Miss Betty Sheehan, and Mrs George O'Connor. Miss Sheehan and Mrs Harris held high scores.
 Two tables were in play at the home of Mrs William Rooney of Dwight street. Mrs Peter Corrigan, Mrs M. J. Malia, Mrs Joseph Mon- tambault, Mrs Edward Barlow, Mrs James Duncan, Mrs Frank J. Rob- ,erts and Mrs William Dunlavey att tended. .
 Mrs Russell Truelove of Colonial avenue was hostess at the weekly meeting of her bridge club. Her guests, were Mrs Walter Horman, Mrs Patrick Donahue, Mrs Law renee Breskey, Mrs Russell Ather- ton, Mrs Benjamin Bradley and Mrs Frank Bailey.
 Miss Kathryn Fleming, Miss Claire Kelliher and Miss Ella Hunt attended bridge party at the home of Miss Doris Tucker of Pembroke avenue.
 Church Services
 Masses at St Michae1's church to-morrow will be celebrated at S:O0 a. m. and 10:15 a. m. Benedic- ton of the Most Blessed Sacrament follows the 10:15 a. m. mass. Sum day school will be at 9:00 a. m.
 At St Paurs Episcopal church, there will be q celebration of Holy Communion at 500 a. m.. and morning prayers with sermon at 11:O0 a. m. Church school will be at 9:45 a. m.
 The morning worship at Grace Methodist church will be at 10:30 a. m. with Sunday school at noon. Evening services at 7:S0 p. m. will be preceded by the Young Peoples service an hour earlier.
 At Waterville Union church the morning and evening services will be at 10.30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m. respectively. Sunday school will be at non and Young Peoples meet ing at 6:S0 p. m.
 Briefs
 MT and Mrs William IT. Vest wood of Cooke street have had as their guest Miss Mary Thomas of New York City.
 Mrs c. w. Jones, Mrs Ethel Sedgwick, Allyn Sedgwick and Malcolm Sedgwick have been visit ing Mrs Emma Wheeler of Shelf field street.
 Clarence White of Lone Oak ave- nue'is q patient at the Waterbury hospital.
 Mir and Mrs William Simmons of Colonial avenue, have with them their daughter Mrs Lester Hart of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Margaret A. Linke of Har- rison, N. Y. was, a recent visitor with Mrs Jennie E. Wilder of Boy den street.
 John Rodgers of Wheeler street is at St. Mary's hospital convales- cing from a recent illness.
 Miss Sally Zeider of Chase ave- nue has returned from a visit with friends in Haverhill, Mass.