The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02

toxicating liquors.
 Miss Ruth Bradshaw. Miss Edna Van Wagner, Reid Hoffman and Angeline Guidetta, received prizes for their essays.
 Girl Scouts The Girl Scouts met at the home of their captain, Miss Evelina Haul ser of Hungerford avenue last eve- ming. Patrol, library and corporal meeting was held and classes in tender-foot.
 A hike was planned to take place Saturday morning, by the Girl Scouts who are studying child nursing. The members who are to hike will mee at the post-office at 9:15 o'clock. others will leave at 10:0 0o'clock. They will visit the day nursery in Waterbury. The members attending were:- Edna Boulanger, Margaret Grapey, Barbara Adams, Marie Boulanger, Eleanor Budd, Betty Corcoran, Peggy Budd, Mildred Botelle, Mar tha Gwiazdowski, Evelyn Corcor- an. Ada Halock, and Carolyn Beardslee.
 Fellowship Meets The Young Peoples Fellowship | society held their meeting at the All Saints church hall Tuesday evening.
 Plans for supper to be held February 27th were perfected. The young people of Bethlehem will present a minstrel show at the All Saints church hall Tuesday evening, February 9th. The members attending were:- D Dnxy ya lta
 Evelyn Burton, Isabellew Currie, Dorothy Ray, Reid Hoffman. Jack Mclean, Fred Windebank, Vern Windebank, and Joseph Baxter. Plans are being completed for the dance and entertainment which the Children of Mary of St. Mary
 Magdalen's church are giving Fri day evening. February 9th. The committee in charge are | working hard to make this a suc- cess.
 Saturday Is the Feast of St. Blaise. It Is customary to bless the throats of the faithful. Blessing of the throats will be held at St. Mary Magdalen's church at the ZOO o. | clock mass, 3:30 o'clock in the af- ternoon, and in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Harmonica club will meet with their director Elliot l.. Barnes at the All Saints church this eve-
 ming for a rehearsal. A delicious buffet luncheon was served to the members attending, who were;- Harriet Jerman, Helen | Pitts, Mary Horigan, Florence Thorne, Caroline Fitts, Doris Thorne, Ruth Fitts and Mrs. Wall l ter Thorne.
 Mothers Club The members of the Mothers Club met at the Congregational Church hall last evening. Sewing was enjoyed, the first part of the evening and later 0 social hour in the form on Q valentine party. Val entines were exchanged and a >de- licious luncheon served. The hostesses were, Mrs. Carl | Miller and Mrs. Edmund Schrier. The members attending were:-
 Mrs. Bertrand LeVigne, IT,, Mrs. Ambrose Desena, Mrs. Oscar Locke,
 Mrs. Fred Jacobs, Mrs. Albert Car | ter-Fenn, Mrs. Edward Ranslow,
 Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Edmund
 Schrier, Mrs. Joseph Cummings,
 Mrs. Charles Ernie. and Miss Min
 nie Underhill.
 Miss ThOrnc Entertains Miss Doris Thorne of Clematis avenue entertained the members of her bridge club at her home Mon- daq evening.
 Fire on Falls Avenue The Bunker Hill fire company was called to the home of George Downing of Falls avenue last eve ming about 9:00 o'clock The furni- ture was on fire. The dsc'1' en car ried the furniture to the yard and extinguished the flames by the use of snow. A cigaret butt was blam- cd as tue cause of the fire.