The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-16
KELIHER ATTAINS
 SPRACUE HONORS
Sixth Grader Rates 08.2 Average for April
 Baileys Feted
WATERvILLE

Frank Keliher of Miss Blod- RetCB sixth grade, with mark of o8.2, heads tho Sprague grammar school honor roll for April. Sec. ond place goes to Phyllis Merrill of Miss Congdon's eighth grade, q tie for third place, Dorothy Le. fvere, of Miss Monroe's eighth, and John Burger of Miss Cronan's sixth, each having 97.4. The leaders of tho other grades are Eleanor Waters (Miss Bannons ssventh) 07: Dorothy Blanchard fMiss Haliock's third) 96: June cook (Miss Georges seventh) eS.4; John Reihl (Miss Shanahnn's fifth) 9b.2; Ruth Batchelder (Mis3 Casoy's third) 94.5; and Vincent Hang I.loret (Miss Lawlor's fifth) 1, Ellnn Paul (Miss Carroll's fourth), i, and Forrest Merrill (Miss Doyle's 4ourth) tied at 93.
 Afiss WclIser at Grace Church
 The mid.week services at Grace Methodist church at 7:30 o'clock this evening are of interest to all women of Watervillc, to whom Il cordial invitation has been ex- tended. Miss Edith Wclker, who 1s n excellent speaker. will discuss "Tho Challenge to Women of T Local Community"
 Scouts Plan Garden
 [. The Waterbury council of Girl Scouts will sponsor now project at Camp Wequapansct, It's sum. mtr camp on upper Boyden street fhis summer when it will operate n vegetable garden to be cared for exclusively by tho scouts who wish f0 do SO. Tho produce raised will Do served ct the camp dining hall Throughout the summer. Already ten girls have signed ID for the project and will start work zmmediately on Che preparation of the ground and sowing of the seed. 4 large plot of ground has already been piowed up. Scouts wh0 devote themselves to the en- tire task of sowing and cultivat. ing their respective plots will thereby earn special gardening credits.
 Attend Diocesan Convention
 Rev Raymond M. D. Adams, roc. tor of st Pauls Episcopal church and senior warden Wilfred E. Pierpont are in Hartford to-day attending the annual diocesan con. vontion of the Episcopal church in Connecticut. They officially repre- sent the Waterville parish. MT Adams was in Hartford yesterday to attend the memorial services for the late Bishop Atchcson and the recognition service for Bishop Budiong, both of which were held at Christ church cathedral. Hc also attended the diocesan dinner held last night.
 Mrs McArcc Honorcd
 Mrs James McAreo of Homer surprise birthday party rendered by . group of her negihbors and friends. Tho guests were Mrs Ed ward Manton, Mrs Theodore Har- rison, Mrs John Churchill, Mrs Norman Cables, Mrs Joseph Dwyer, Mrs Mary Chauvell, Mrs Alfred Ellis and Mrs Mary Raynor.
 Silver Wedding
 Miss Marjorie Bailey of Esse x avenue, recently entertained in honor of the 25th wedding anni- versary of her parents. Mir and Mrs Frank II. Bailey. Those present were: Mir and Mrs Benjamin W. Johnson, MT and Mrs Herbert Marsh, MT and Mrs Walter s. Dixon, Mir and Mrs Harold l.. Bailey, Mir and Mrs Walter Hor- man, Mir and Mrs E. A. Ward of Torrington, Mir and Mrs Russell Atherton, Mir and Mrs Jerry Scor- pion, Mir and Mrs Harold Iris, Mir and Mrs Charles Slade, Mir and Mrs Wilbur A. Larson, Mrs Robert Whiteside, Miss Rose Scorpion, Miss Iva Iris. Miss Lila Marsh, Miss Louise Scorpion, Fred Scorpion, Al Lange and Charley Daley.
 Parish Society
 This weeks meeting of St Paurs Parish society has been cancelled because of the diocesan convention at Hartford. The next meeting will take place next week. The so- ciety Is planning q card party 10 be held at St Paui's parish house on Manville street on the evening of Friday, May 25th.
 Children of Mary
 The Young Ladies' Sodality of the Children of Mary of St Mi- chaers church is preparing for it's annual ceremonies of reception of new members and the crownins of the statue of the Virgin. 4 HH3GtAf EentdFhai LOOK pldce idSt night at St Michael's parish hall.
 Farewell Party
 Miss Antoinctet Waters, daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs Robert Waters of Faber avenue, who is soon 10 move to California was pleasantly surprised by a group of her friends on Saturday evening. Games, mu- sic and dancing were enjoyed and a buffet supper was served. Tho guests were Misses Ann Croft, Helen carlin, Claire Arcand. Ruth Wuiligan, Kathryn Fleming. Mar 5orIe ponlan. Madeline Travor, Gertrude Counihan. Annetet Gre nier, Helen Gagnon. Maureen e,iI- Ifvan, William Woil, Jack McAree, Robert Smith, Keno Manzoili an.I Albert Duchesneau,
 Birthday Party
 4 birthday surprise party was recently rendered William Alton 0i Enrnwnil avenue. when about 2a friends called upon him. Attending were Mfr and Airs Everett Cook Mr and Mrs John Hayes, Mir and UrH John Dillon. Sir and Mrs AL Bred Aibon, sIr and Mrs Harry Hizof. Mir and Mrs Frederick Seidel Sir and AsrH Joseph Dnllywater, Nf and Airs Harry TiocIthko. Robert A s4nMM f4.44 X4A n Ia 4Euann FfHWfu41n