The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

| About 500 attended and enjoyed the Parent-Teachers associations entertainment, entitled Around the World in 90 Minutes" present. ed in the high school auditorium last evening.
 The scene was the deck of a boat, with its passengers reclining l in their gay colored deck chairs, | enjoying the cruise around the world, and bringing the different | characters, who represented the different countries. The entire pro- l gram was very well presented, and the characters very realistic.
 The program in full was as fol- lows: .,
 America-Leste Atwood, Will liam Reynolds, Leland Stacy, Mar shall Hayward.
 China--Mrs Glenn Jackson. Italy-Lawrence Brasche, Miss Elsie Fitch, accompanied by Mrs Clarence Johnson.
 l France-Mrs Hoad1ey Welles. i Spain-Miss Lois Doolittle, Miss Eleanor Wallace. | Skit-Mrs Albert Fusonie ac- companied by Miss Lucille Robin- son.
 Scotland-William Boyd.
 Ireland-Miss Myrtle Norton. England-Marshall Hayward. Sweden-Mrs George Morgan ac i companied by George Morgan. Germany-Lester Atwood. | Russia-Russian choir directed by Prof Valerie Ivanoff. | Home. Sweet Home--ensemble. | Dancing followed the entertain
 Fish and Game Meeting
 There will be meeting of the entertainment committee Of tn9 Watertown Fish and Game As- sociation Monday, at 7:30 p. m. Ill the Town hall to make plans for a smoker to be held in the near future.
 The following members are or this committees: Charles O. Law son. Chairman; Michael Dunn, Hugh McCusker, Patrick Martin, Bernard Marcoux, Edward Byrnes, Harry Hard, Louis Trotta, Henry Freeman. Edward O'Connor, Os- wald Baiunas, Harold Magee, The odore Hoffman, James flaming ST, Michael Garfield.
 TO date the Fish and Game or ganization in Watertown has 25O members and 5000 acres of regn- lated grounds.
 i Girl Scouts Meet
 The girls of Troop one met in the Community Building Thurs day at TOO p. m. The girls re. ceived second class. Some or the } girls passed flag and those who did were Katherine DeLand, Mary Slason, Betty Harty, Dorothy liar ty, Helen Shields, Pauline Atwood Betty Booth, Jane McCleary, Jean Flynn, Nancy Rice. Those who l, attended were Betty Booth, Jane McCleary, Peggy Coon, Dorothy ) Harty, Betty Harty. Mary Me ] Cough, Katherine DeLand, Flor ence DeLand, Mary Slason, Pauline Atwood, Helen Shields, Betty Han non, Beth Olson, Jean Flynn and Nancy Rice.
 St. Johns Catholic Church
 The French mission will open Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock un' der the direction of Father Phil. ippe of the Assumption Fathers oi Worcester, Mass. The mission vii be for one week. There will be daily mass at 5:30 and z o'clock followed by short instruction aft CT each mass in French, Every evening there will be benedictior at 7:30 o'clock. The French girls of the parish will sing for these services in the evening.
 The masses Sunday will be at z and 10, and at II o'clock 1T Bethlehem.
 There will be exposition of the blessed sacrament opened witf !, benediction after 10 o'clock mass on Sunday. and will close In tho evening with the opening of the French mission.
 In the Churches
 Methodist-On Sunday at ID a m., Sunday school session; mission ary offering; special feature, a play
 let entitled, "Methodism Awakei in America; at ii a. m., worship !, and sermon. with theme. "Th' Search for Truth; at 4:30 p. m. preparatory class: at 7:3O p. m. , panel discussion, theme. Social Sc { curity Measures in Connecticut.' All welcome. An opportunity fol , questions and general discussion , will fnIIow tha conversation be