The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-25
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her away in marriage.
 A reception was held at the home of the groom after the wedding About 150 guests attended this nf. fair. The couple left on an un. announced wedding trip and will reside at IT Salem street upon their return.
 Observes Anniversary
 Rev Arthur Y. Lewis observed the 3Sth anniversary of his ordln. alton yesterday at the St Michaeis Episcipal church here of which he IS pastor. The day was featured by graduation exercises of the Sun. day school pupils. Pine were awarded and Bibles and hymnals were also presented by the rector.
 Those receiving pins were:
 Jacquellne Schmitz, Robert Hart, Norman owens, Jean Royle, Calvin Hoadley, Olive Schofield, Leray Schmithe, Leroy Baummcr, Doris Sengstacken, Frederick Guild, liar. old Sutor, Clara Robinson, Enid Schelthe, Ruth Robinson. Those who took hymnals were Robert Norris, William Ostrander and EV- arts Ostrander. Bibles were pre- sented to Ruth Baummer and Ed mund Yeaton.
 Awards to other pupils were as follows: second year .- hymnals, Donald Wiggiesworth, Jean Gar. fold, Donald Albrecht; George Wigglesworth received q Bible; pins were presented to Donald Dibble. Jane Baldwin, Harold Baldwin, Jr, Howard Bradshaw, William Hill and Shirley Water. house.
 Third year pupils to receive awards were Harold Royio, James Hart, Thelma Anderson, LeBaron Follett, Ivy Noble, Francis Burke, (Blblo), 1verna Carlson, Harold Dlbble, Harris Bradshaw, Edwin Baldwin, John Lennors, James Bott and Marvin Norris.
 Fourth year pupils are: Harold Lewis Communion book), Norris Follott. Lucinda Hoadley, Audrey Hungorford, Jean Wilcox (hym. nab, Ruth Sengstacken tprayer book), Harriet Henry, John Sim. mons and Grace WaterhouSe.
 Fifth Year Pupils
 Fifth year pupils are: Barbara Anderson (prayor book), Vivian Bott, Stanley Dlbble, Ethel Sim. mons, Jane Chlswell, Raymond Lutze and Patricia Anderson, (prayor book). Sixth year, Edward Noble (Blble). Seventh year, Mar jorie Melbourne, Eighth year, Pa. tricia Foliett and Olive Stenggtaek- on. Ninth year, Alice solberg and Donald Lutze.
 Absent or tardy.onco pupils are: Robert Baudrau tBlblo), Dorothy Bnudrau (hymnaD, Patricia Plumb (Blblo), Edwin Melbourne (prayor book), Dorothy Lewis (hymnGD, Olive seheltho (hymnaD, Mildred Swan (Blble), Doald Sutor (Bibio) and Herbert Hom (Bibie).
 Those graduating from the pri- mary class to the intermediate class Royle, fss SHne,n Gleanor SWooodfnsld 1owSrd ord schmuchor, James Hart, Donald Wiggiesworth, Jean Fox, Jean Gar. field, Leroy Baummer, Robert Baudrau, Theodore Brown, Arthur Clark, Shirley Fatherman, Robert Phillips. William Robinson, Flea. nor Russell and Alvin Hepp.
 Bible school graduates of Mrs Lyman Lampheres class aro Grace Woodn6ld, Dorothy Andor- son, Lillian Scholtho, Ruth Mel. bourne. Charlotte Louchars and Gertrude Lutz.
 Those graduating from Harold Baldwin's Biblo class are Clarence Stauffor, James Marlor, Haroid Dlbble, Arthur Miller, Howard Mil- Tor, Harry Vaughn, Harold Bald win, James AShmore and EVer6tt Ostrander.
 Funeral of Donald Noble
 Tho funeral of Donald Everett Noble, four.year.oid son of MT and Mrs Charles Noble of 22 Melbourne court, who died Saturday was held Sunday afternoon from tho dilnaek funeral home on Park place, with Rev Arthur v. Lewis of St Mieh- aols Episcopal church oiiiciatlng. Burial was in Grove cemetery t0s parents, throo brothers, Walter, Er. nest and Frederick. ,,.
 Rev Cleary Here
 Rev Joseph Cleary, of New Ha. ven, is acting fn the capacity Of Rev Richard Morrissey of St Mary'B church while tho latter iB vacation- Ing in Ireland. Rev Cleary was as- signod to the l0ohl parish by Bishop Maurice McAuliffe of tho Hartford diocese and celebrated nGsBes at tho church yesterday.
 Waterbury Man Arrested
 The case of Neil O'D0nn0li Of 113 Baldwin street, Waterbury, was not to como Up today in borough court, police said this morning. O'Don. neil was arrested yesterday morn" ing at 12;45 by Officer George Smith and charged with breach Of tho poac6. 1t iB claimed by police O'Donnoll was tampering with tho traffic light on tho corner of Bridge street and North Main street. It was not stated by police when tho chBo would be tried.
 Lawn Party Tonight
 A lawn card party will Do held tonight at tho home of Mrs Herbort Cockroft Of Homestead avenue. It will Do for the benefit of tho Altar society of SC Francis church. There is expected t0 Do q fine attendance. There will Do prizes in the various games played and refreBhmonts will De served. The committee in charge has worked diligently to make the affair q success. Cuuureu m tFOCtHslOu
 An impressive procession of chil- dren took place at the ii o'clock mass yesterday morning in St Fran. cis' church when the forty hours devotion began. The blessed sacra- ment was exposed and the children dressed in white, made m appeal ing picture as they took part in the ceremonies connected with 1t.
 Many Catholics visited the church last night and confessions were heard. Masses were cele- brated this morning in connection with the devotionB and they were well attended. The devotions will end tomorrow morning.
 Bridge Party Enjoyed
 4 delightful bridge party in hon. or of Miss Dorothy Heaney of Rich mond Hill. Long Island, was hold recently at the home of Mrs Thom. as Norton of Hillside avenue. Miss Heancy is q guest of Mrs Norton. Refreshments were served at the close of card DlayiuR,