The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-29
BREAD DISPLAY
 SHOWN SOCIETY
Cook Books Given Ladies' Aid at Demonstration
 in Church Hall
OAKVILLE
 Correspondent: Mae Villa Babin 1877 Watert0wn Avenue


 A bread demonstration was held at the Congregational church hall yesterday afternoon sponsored by the Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Mar jorie H. Breon was the demonstra- tor. She made dainty sandwiches, Halloween cookies, pudding and ex- plained each process. At the close of the afternoon, cook books were presented to the guests attending, followed by Mrs. Ralph Clinton, and Mrs. Charles venneau pouring tea.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the church will make plans to visit a baking company.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Ralph Clinton, Mrs. Howard Ande, Mrs. Charles Venneau, Mrs. Ralph Flori- an, Mrs. Kenneth Laraway, Mrs. Harry Russell, Mrs. Arthur Russell, Mrs. Floyd Russell, Mrs. William Jerman, Mrs. John Mclean, Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mrs. Oscar Locke and Mrs. William Babjn.
 Holy Day
 The Feast of All Saints will be observed Friday of this week. This will be a holy day of obligation in the Catholic church and will be one of the important feast days of the year, commemorating and honoring all the saints of the church.
 A special dispensation has been granted for this day as to the mat ter of the usual fast and abstinence, observed on the ordinary Friday. The holy day, coming as 1t does this year on Friday, as announced in all the Catholic churches throughout the city, will not be ob- served by the usual Friday fast and meat may be eaten. The eve of the feast, however, will be observed as a day of fast and abstinence, and Thursday, therefore will be ob- served.
 Saturday of this week commence rates the Feast of All Souls, not a holy day of obligation, but a day of religious significance in the church. The souls of the faithful departed are remembered on this day in prayers at this mass.
 Confessions will be heard at St. Mary Magdalen's church at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and 2 o'clock In the evening, Thursday. Masses will be celebrated at 6, 2, 8 and 9 o'clock Friday morning.
 Saturday masses will be celebrat- ed for the dead at 6:30 2 and a high mass at 8 o'clock.
 Gr0s Funeral To-day
 The funeral of Mrs. Adelaide Grus was held this morning at 8:15 o'clock from the Arthur J. Lunny funeral home, 25 Central avenue ot St. Mary Magdalen's church, where solemn high mass was celebrated at g o'clock. Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
 The pallbearers were R. R. Bran dely, Louis Brandely, Fred Loyot, Fred Martin, George Thourot and Ray Beron.
 Attendance Honors
 The Congregational church school perfect attendance for October is as follows:
 Nursery class: Gwendolyn Locke. Kindergarten: Mrs. Kenneth Greason, superintendent; Miss Mil- dred Ericsson, teacher: Alec aHrk- ness, Roberta Beach, Joan Brad- shaw, Grace Ennis, Margaret Fra ser, Allen Fraser, James Locke, Mar win Paris, Edward Ranslow, Tngelo Sprano, Crville Timms.
 Primary department: Miss Caro- line Shahw, superintendent: Miss Doris Plum, teacher, Miss Alice Plumb. secretary. Miss Dorothy Ball, teacher.
 Gladys. Timfns, stephen Ennis. Ruth Booth, William Anderson, Jennie Turner, Lillian Ennis. Jean Beach, Shirley Wilson, Virginia Shaw, Marion Mangini, Charlotte Andrews, Herman Reiss, Marion Fraser, Lois Timtns. John Botelle, Katherine Heilman, Mac Hardness, Helen Beveridge, Edward Schreier, Richard Eprano, Miss Ella Under hill.
 Junior department. Christine Hardness, Dorothy sprano. Ann Scott, Mary Turner, Betty Ander- son, Eleanor Andrews, Dorothy Mangini, Ruth Traver, Fraed Ja- cobs, Edward Young, Lawrence Wilson, Walter Decker, Russell Matt thew, Richard Andrews, Howard Ande, Harriet Thompson, Bessie Fraser, Jean MacBride, Suzanne Hart. Barbart Beach, Lois Beach, Lois Hart, Betty Traver, Janet Mac- Lean, Betty Bradshaw, Helen Lip- gaige. Grace Hhahw, Mary Eilene Locke, Mrs. Kenneth Laraway, Supt. Miss Evelyn Laraway, teacher, Miss Evelyn Nelson, teacher, Miss Mar jorie Florian, teacher and Miss fIilda Ericsson.
 Intermediate: Mrs. Lewis Beard- slee. superintendent, Miss Ruth Clinton, secretary; Mildred Bares, Eye Jacobs, Shirley Wilson, Francis Jacobs, Ruth Herman, Charles Ail- drews. Doris May Fraser, Grace 9antora. Philip Hansen, Walter Hart, Anthony Ruhbu.
 High school department: Mrs. Os- car Locke, Superintendent; Rev. Oscar Locke, teacher, Mrs. Harris Y. Scott, general superintendent: Ralph Floria1, Howard Scott, Irving Deck ] or, Ernest GChreier, Robert Wheeler, Blanche Alsdorf, Mildred Botelie, Bernice wilson.
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