The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-13
DORIS HUGHES IS
 HONOR ROLL HEAD
Attains 96.4 Average Stafford Rites to Be
 Held To-day
WATERVILLE


 and Mrs Russell Hughes of Thoin- aston avenue, a pupil of the eighth grade with an average of 96.4, heads the September honor roll of Sprague grammar school which has just been released by Mrs Jennie C.. Phillips, the prin- cipal of the school. A total of 107 pupils of the six upper grades have qualified for the roll. Second place goes to Ruth Batchelder and Ernest Lanouette of grade 4 and Martha Finn, of grade who are tied with a mark of 96. John Cook of grade holds third place with 95.8.
 Stafford Rites Today
 Funeral services for the late Mrs Andrew K. Stafford of Thomaston avenue takes place at two o'clock this afternoon from the home of her mother, Mrs Clara Cartledge of 55 Sheffield street. They will be conducted by Rev Raymond M. D. Adams of St Paul's church and the burial will be in Woodbury.
 Bridge Club
 Mrs Francis Whelan of Hunt ingdon avenue entertained her bridge club this week. The guests were Mrs Joseph Seery, Mrs James German, Mrs William Rooney, Mrs Thomas Buckley, Mrs George Goggins, Mrs Charles Dittrich and Mrs John Calvin.
 Important Meeting Waterville veterans are remind ed of a special meeting of all members of the Waterville World War Veterans association which will take place at eight o'clock on Tuesday evening at Platts bakery on Thomaston avenue. This is to be an important meeting as officers are to be elected for the new American Legion post of Water vile which is about to be organ ized.
 Attend Bridge Miss Vivian Malla of Boyden street was the chairlady of the committee which sponsored the bridge and fashion show given by the Waterbury Catholic high school alumni association at the high school auditorium on Thurs day evening.
 Waterville people who attended were Miss Catherine Denehy, Mrs John Calvin, Miss Irene Lieber, Mrs o. Harold Hunt, Miss Dor othea Kamack. Miss Mary Bren- neis, Miss Margaret Stevens, Miss Lila Marsh, Miss Margaret Moore, Mrs Edward Barlow, Mrs Michael J. Malia, Mrs William Rooney, Mrs Charles Denehy, Mrs Frank Robinson, Mrs William Dunlavey. Mrs David Cooley, Mrs James Duncan and Miss Janice Malia.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Shea of Cooke street have returned from a motor trip through New York state.
 Henry Lane of Fort Hill avenue has returned from visit with relatives in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs Margaret Smith of Boyden street is visiting her daughter, Mrs solomon Hasbrouck of Boston, Mass.
 MT and Mrs Henry Wagner of Cornwall avenue have returned from Castle Point, N. r., where they have been the guests of rela- lives.
 Mir and Mrs Russell c. Atherton, of Essex avenue recently attended the outing of the Pardue university club which took place at Connec- ticut State College.
 Mrs George H. Thomas of Thom- aston avenue has been in New Britain where she attended t h meeting of the Great Council of Pocahontas lodge, Order of Red Men.
 Mrs Perry White and her son, Perry, Jr., of Lone Oak avenue are visiting Mrs Whites parents. Mir and Mrs Gustave Lienhard of Hastings-on- Hudson, N. Y.
 Mrs Ida Tullar and her dauh- ter, Mrs Edward Teller of Boyden street have returned from Milford where they were the guests of Mrs Tullar's other daughter, Mrs Will liam Hyde.
 MT and Mrs Edward Maher of Thomaston avenue have been en- tertaining MT and Mrs Raymond Johnson of Winsted.
 Mrs William Meadows of Pat terson Court is visiting her son, Charles Meadows and Mrs Mead ows of New York city.
 Mfr and Mrs John Rood of AL ford, Mass, have been visiting MT and Mrs Wesley Rood of Fort Hill avenue.
 MT and Mrs James Smith of Piainville, New Hampshire recent ly visited Mir Smiths mother, Mrs Margaret Smith of Boyden street.
 Mir and Mrs Clifford Jones of Pembroke avenue have been enter taining Mrs Charles Katzing and Kenneth Katzing of Collinsville and Miss Barbara Saulsbury of Piainviile.