The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04
BENEFIT PROGRAM
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Church School Entertain.
ment for Picnic Fund
PleaseS
OAKVILLE
CorrespOudent---Aime VILLA Bablp
1871 WatertOwu Avenue

Congregation church hall was
nlled TO It's capacity last evening to
witness the entertainment which
VISA presented by the members of
the church school, for tho benefit
of the picnic fund.
The program follows: Violin
solo, Walter Decker; Poems Of
Birds. Doris Piumb's class; read
Ing, A Bird, Betty f1dmonds; solo,
Raggedy Ann, Aletha Locke; play
lot, The Laborers; uiano solo, Mary
Eileen Locke; recitation, The Wa
termelon, Allen Thompson; dances,
Lorraine and Alice Fuller; reading,
joyce Baldwin; plano solo, Aletha
Locke; Whens Mother was n Little
Girl Helen Lipgaige; orchestra Sc
lections OF old time melodies, Mar
jorle Hard, Howord Scott, Norton
Decker and James Flrian; dramat.
ization OF HIN Billies, I'm tho VAL
ley OF the Moon, who's Afraid
OF the Big Bad wolf". "The Last
Round Up, eharecters--Gcorge
Botellc, Raymond Cummings, Yer.
non Bradshaw, Clayton Bradshaw,
Foster Snyder, James Florlan. Ern-
est Schroier Arthur Schhreier,
Frank Tracy: "The Old Spinning
Wheel with Minuet", Eleanor Hard,
james Florlan, Margaret Graney.
Ernest Schreier. Ernest Schreier,
Adclino Herman, Vernon Brad
shaw; ulay--"The Grumps and tho
Grouche s"--cnst OF characters
Mr. Grump, George Botellc. Mrs
Grump, Irene Watts, Grandma
Grump, Anna, Anderson; Jimmie
Grump, Arthur Schreier Jimmie
Grump, Clayton Bradshaw. Mr.
Crouch, Joseph MsLeun, Mrs
Crouch, Adolino Hermann; Selinda
Crouch, Blanch Alsdorf; Tillie
Crouch, Aletha Locke: Tom Crouch
Allen Thompson. At the plano, Miss
Marjorie Hard, hormonicas, Joseph
Mclean and James Everett, banjo,
William Everett.
Girl Scouts
The Girl Scouts met at the Com
munity house last evening with
their captain, Miss Evellna Haul
ser, and lIeutenants, Frances Las
cone and Drucella Littlehales. The
regular routine was carried out.
Plans for a hike to take place sun
day were perfected, the troop will
meet at 2 o'clock at the postofiice.
There will be % rehearsal this af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock for the NOM
bers taking part In the play which
will be presented the latter part Of
May,
Tho scouts attending were Doro-
thy Olmstead, Evelyn Laraway,
Doris Cedarholm, Betty Corcoran,
Alice Mantino. Evelyn Corsoran,
Gertrude stewart, Eleanor Budd,
Rose BoulanRer, Ruth Downs, Edna
Boulanger, Helen Carter. Irene
Davidson, Grace Boulanger, Ger
trudc Davidson, Carolyn Boards
lee, Marie Boulanger, Josephine
O'Connell, Mildred Botelle, Ada
Hallock, Martha GwiaZdowski,
Mary Graney. Margaret Graney,
Betty Wargo, Barbara Adams, and
Bernice Wilson.
Mrs Helen shanahan of Rosette
street left Sunday for Lee, Mass.
where she is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs william Noonan.
Mrs Noonan's youngest son, Jackie
has been very Ill with pneumonia.
but liz reported much improved.
MFs MeTteH ldyioT VI fiuntsNiiic
Ia spending few days with her
sister, Mrs Clarence Yale of Oak
wood avenue.
The Rector's Aid of Al Saints
church will meet tonight at T:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs Clifton
ineson Of Buckingham street.
Steel mills In Brazil connot catch
up TO orders although they are be.
ing operated TO capacity.