The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-21

The marriage Of Miss Alberta
Beaujon, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Albert BenuJon Of Thomaston and
Charles n. Eggioston, son Of Mr.
and Mrs Robert y. Eggleston VI
Loan Oak avenue, Waterylllc. took
place at ~. Johns church. Water.
bury, on Saturday morning The
rector, Rev. John ". Lcis, perform.
I'd the ceremony at II O'clockk In
the presence Of relatives and close
friends. The wedding music waa
played by clifford j. Hotchkiss, or.
ganist nt ~. Michacl's Episcopal
church In Nnugatuck and an uncle
Of the bridegroom.
The bride wor gown OF poudre
blue crepe with large white hat
and her corsage bouquet was Of
pink roses and niles OF tho valley.
She carried large white pocket.
book. Her only attendant WIS Miss
Anne Rosso Of Thomnston, who
wore O frock Of lowered crepe with
large hat. Her corsago was sim /.
liar 10 ahnt Of tho bride. Kenneth
ON Of New Britain was Mr. Egglo.
ston's best man.
A reception md wedding break.
fast for tho family and intimate
tho bridcgroom'B parents following
the ceremony. Late In tho day Mr.
md Mrs EggIeston dop1rtod upon
On unannouneed wedding trip.
Upon their rctrDu they VIII reside
upon Willow street.
Watcryiile Wins Another
With u two-bnBgor by Dalns
spelling George "Yock" Blinn'S bid
for q nO.hlt-no.run game, tho Wa
terviIlo VeDtro continued their un.
defeated record In tho Naugntuck
Valley League yesterday by defoat.
ing Bethlehem 40. The game was
played ut Bethlehem and was an
excellent contest. Dennis OF Bethle.
hem allowed by fvo hits and Btbuck
out ~. Wat0rvlll0 scored once In
tho third, twice In the seventh and
again In the ninth. Blinn fnnncd 10
men and did not walk batsmnn,
Tho Watervillo team In now tod
with Thomast0n for tho League
leadership.
RehcnPsnIs
In preparation for tho annual
ceremonies OF the browning OF tho
Virgin and the reception OF now
snOnibers which Will take place on
next Sunday afternoon ut ~. Mich.
aeps church, tho young Indies 40.
daily OF tho Children of Mary viii
hold two rehearsals this week.
They are 10 DO Mt 1880 o'clock
on Monday and Wednesday evo-
nings.
Bible Glass
All members Of Every Bible Gloss
OF WnterVillo are urged 20 attend
the workers meeting OF Grnc0
EAAA ia .N.s 1at. a.N fs.ts aslE Ia
evening. Final details for closing
the Red.Bluo armies membership
campaign on next Sunday Will be
announced. A number Of imp0r.
tank items OF business nr0 Bchod-
iiled for discussion, among them,
tho planning Of tho annual summer
/, picnic and outing. There win also
bs q preliminary discussion Of plans
OF che local group 20 participate
IN tho vegper service TO DO held
by the state Federation OF Bible
Glasses on some Sunday In August
nj Lake poeopatnpnung In Enst
Hampton.
Tho mornbors Of tho clnss listened
with much interest TO tho third Of
tho lectures on tho goBpiIs Of tho
four great ovnngeliBt8 Of tho new
testament which are being given by
Rey q. WhltcfeId Slmonson. -. d..
OF Milford, father OF Rev ", IL.
Simonson, pasted tho Grace church,
DIR SinonsOn discussed "Tho Gospel
According 20 q Doctor" treating Of
the teachings OF ~. Luke, tho be-
loved physician.
Local Boys Star In Crosby
Victory
The powerful bat OF stevens OF
Waterville was ngning a powerful
factor In a Crosby High school vic.
tory on Saturday when tho Water.
bury team defonLcd Naugatuck
high 8 to 3. Tho local products
home run and single bnttcd In two
runs, sufficient TO provide tho mar.
gin OF victory. He also scored n
run az did Dwy, another local prod
uct, whose work at sh0rtstop was
outstanding MS he handled four out
OF Ave chances perfectly. Dwy also
epllected n single and was on tho
starting end OF fast double play.
Forty Hours DcvOtIOns
Rev william j. O'Shea, pastor of
81 MIchaePs II. G.. church. an
nounced at both masses yesterday
that the Forty Hours devotbons
will open ut the 1915 n. m. mass
on next Sunday. II Will be a high
mass and there will be a process
sion OF the most blessed sacrament,
MO0rc's Work Excellent
Johnny Moore apparently hnds
the transfer from Cincinnati TO
Philadelphia to his liking as he has
performed credltably In each game
played to date with the latter team
and has hit safely In each game.
Yesterday his hitting was big fac
tor IN the one-sided victory OF his
team over Pittsburgh. He was at
bat six times and made three safe
hits, two OF them doubles which
scored four runs. He also scored "a
run himself and stole one base.
On Saturday he hH "A single and
a double in four trips to the plate.
batted In one run. made u sacrifice
hit and three put-outs to help his
team score C-5 victory over his
old mates, the first place Cubs.
Sewing Meeting
An important sewing meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society of Grace
Methodist church will take place
at the church parlors on Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
Sprague to Meet HOpeviIIe
The Sprague grammar school
baseball as yet indicated in
league play. will meet Its third OPP
ponent. Hopeville, on "Wednesday
afternoon on the Washington park
diamond. The game will be played
ut 400 p. m. At the same hour