The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-29
WEIGH Circle Plans
Card Party Tonight
Companions OF the Forest to Meet at Francis Hall;
Margaret Sizor h0nored at Party
VAUDEVILLE

Pride OF WEIGH Circle Compan.
ions of the Forest, will meet az
eight o'clock this evening at Fran.
els hall on Boyden street. A social
and card party, TO which members
may invite friends, will follow the
regular meeting.
Memorial Day will bo pretty gem
orally observed az a holiday IN Wa
terville tomorrow. All local indus
trial plants will BIO closed for the
day no will Sprague Grammar
school and the public library.
Many OF tho stores will be closed
during the afternoon.
A number OF local people plan
TO participate In or attend the par.
ade and other memorial exerclscs
In waterbury tomorrow morning.
Rev Milford u. Matkson of uracc
Methodist church will help tn the
exercises 10 DO conducted at the
World War honor roll In Library
park.
Many pspolo are planning OUT.
ings for the day.
surprise Party
Miss Margaret Slsor OF Mon.
mouth avenue was pleasantly sur.
prisad by u group OF hor friends
on saturday evening. There was
music, dancing and impromptu en-.
tortalnment during tho evening.
Dniol ConnOrs, Ronald Barnes ana
Dorothy Connors rendered o mum.
Der OF plano ana voc0 selections
and there was fancy dancing by
Ammo Rafferty,, Tho guests were:
Adelaide Bauby, rita sullivan
Margaret siser, Anne Rafferty,,
man, John Washburn, Everest
Charron, Ronald Burnos, Robert
Ieustaco, Daniel Connors, Daniel
Sullivan, Charles Fohrs, Daniel
Conors and George Schroeder.
Birthday Party
Miss Marie Dulgon, who recently
celebrated hor ninth birthday was
the guest OF honor at q party given
by hor grandmother, Mrs Mary
Chanwoll OF Winyah avenue,
Games were played and O BUFFET
luncheon was served. THOSE who
attended were Pauline Movers,
Eleanor Watson, Peggy Heaney,
Pauline watson, Irene DulE0n,
Bornlee Znugy, Ellen Mcmahon,
Enid Charwell, Patricia Dalton,
and Marie Dulgon.
Good Record
. Ills twO-bagEor yesterday on.
abled Johnny Moore TO maintain
his perfect record OF Rt least ono
base hit u day since no Joined tho
Philadelphia Nationals on May
18th. Yesterdays game was tho
ninth straight In which he has
CONNECTED safely. y II hoped that
he vii continue TO do az we'll IN the
poad games OF his team which
tart to-day In Boston.
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs John Chamwell OF
Thomaston avenue have been en-
tcrtabning MIR and Mrs Leroy k,t'e
OF Worcester, Mass.
lust completed his freshman year
at 1T Marys College IN California
In with his parents Mr. and Mrs
Robert Waters Of Faber avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Brown OF
Boydan street had with them for
tho week.end their daughter, Miss
Edna Brown OF Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs william A. Brown
Of Boyden street were recently en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs Homer
Mercler OF Homestead avenue, IN
honor OF their fourth
Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Lynch OF
Boyden street have returned from
spending u few days at their cot
tage mt Bay View Beach. Milford.
Mrs Katherine Malta OF Boyden
street has been visiting relatives ~
Martin j. McDonough Of Thom-
aston avenue who has been quite
III at his home, has returned 70
his duties at the plant OF the Chase
Metal Works.
Waterville leads League
The undefeated Watervillc Met.
ros who are tied with LltchiieId
for frat place In the Naugatuck
Valley League Will meet Terryvi1e
In next Sundays game. Tho contest
will be played In Terryvillc. The
locals have already registered VIC
tories over Bethlehem, WATERFOWL
and HopeviiIe and Manager Fred
die Erasier Ii very optimistic over
his teams prospects for an unus-
ually successful season.
To Meet Chase
Spraguo Grammar schooPs mex!
opponent In the Grammar School
League, American Division, Will be
the Chase school. The MIL Plain
boys will be played on Diamond
No 2 In Hamilton Park on Thurs.
day afternoon and the game VIII
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