The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-14
OAKVILLE correspondent Mae Villa BabiA l817 WatertOwn Avenue
HONOR
 MARKS ANNOUNCED
February Averages Re- leased-LaWrence Noel
 Jr. Rendered Party

Schooi TOT FeDruary IS announced as follows:
 Grade 6-Barbara Benedict 9O.2. Aubert Ritter S5.6. .
 Grade 5--Mary Meehan 93: Paul Ingraham SS.s; Jean Fami- glietti S6.4: Harold LePage S6; Carmclla Quaranda 85.8.
 Grade 4-Natalie James S9.S; Janet Mclean 88; Irene Slouth S6. Roosevelt school for the month of February is announced: Room Philip Famiglietti, Edward Meehan, Salvador Zello, Lawrence Noel William Quill, James Stemm, Robert LeClair, Joseph Meehan, Francis Murphy. Robert O'Connell, Dorothy Elan agan, Palma Gargari, Nellie Kaz- lauskas, Valerie LeClair, Mary Ann Pierce, Justine Engvall. Marion Famiglietti,, lola James, Elaine Le- Clair, Theresa LePage, Laura Tes- ta.
 Room II-Walter West, Paul h. graham, Harold LePage, Leo Rit- ter, Joseph LeClair, Anna Gala brese, Janet Mclean, Mary Omi- cioli, Irene Slough, Jean Famig- lietti, Mary Meehan, Carmella Quaranda, Irene Ritter, Eleanor Snyder, Blanche Alsdorf. Barbara Benedict and Rose Golini. Boy Scouts
 Members of the Boy Scouts met at the Community house last eve- ming with their scoutmaster, Wal- | ted. Thorne and assistant scout- master, Roger Lowrey. Assistant Scoutmaster .IIowrey talked to the boys on the National Jatnboree, followed by an instruc- ton period. Later in the evening games were enjoyed.
 Members attending were: Nell son ACorcoran, James Corcoran, r Jack Coddington, Stanley White- man, George Cutler, Norton Deck Robert Lowrey. Allen Cutler, Ken Carey, Richard Dixon, and Gordon Burke.
 WOmen's Auxiliary Society
 Members of the Women's Aux Hilary society of All Saints church met at the home of Mrs. William Windebank of Falls avenue yester- day afternoon. Sewing was enjoyed the first part of the afternoon. Lat CT a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess, Mrs. Windebank, to the members attending who were: Mrs. Charles Curtiss, Mrs. John Pope, Mrs. Gaylord. Burdon. Mrs. Bertrand LaVigne, and Miss Mar garet Boden.
 Birthday Party
 MT and Mrs. Lawrence Noel of ROsette street entertained a party last evening In honor of their son s eighth birthday. The home was attractively decorated with green and white crepe paper. The favors were green and white baskets filled with candy. A large ice cream birthday cake adorned the center of the table. Games and music were enjoyed.
 Lawrence Jr. was the recipient of many gifts from the guests att tending who were: MT. and Mrs. Mikel Tanning. Mir. and Mrs Raymond Davidson. Mary Dwyer. Julia Davidson. Alice flaming Dorothy Beck, Mildred Davis. and Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Noel.
 South School Assecbly
 The assembly at the South
 Salute to Flag. America"
 Questions and answers about the month of March-Theresa Cocco, Peter Manzolino. Edward Shaw, Joseph Rose. Henry Laneville. Eva Calabrese, Natalie Maccione. Wal ter Yashenko, Raymond Zubik, George Fenn, Helen Coddington.
 Events in History That Comes in March Entire 7C class.
 Moving pictures, 'The America". Elder Duck.
 March. :. Knitting Classes The sewing and knitting classes of the EZRA met at the South school last evening: The sewing class is in charge of Miss Airline Mitchell; the members are: Kath- erine Fenn. Mrs. Jennie St. Hilaire. Veronica KouZeniewski. Miss Mill dred Palmer. Bertha Rogers. Mrs Bertha Bares, Mrs. Sylvia Kontout. Katherine RadausSas. Eunice Pal mer, Mrs. Jacobs, Angeline Ciri- clio. Mrs. Mary Kontout, Mrs. Ma falda Barbrier, Mrs. Alice Petron- azil. Mrs. Eleanor Mautino. Mrs Albert Fililnone, Mrs. George Seiner. Mrs. Mary Cutler. Theresa Baritone, Florence Descna, Connie Camella, Rose Mobilia.
 l Iuc HlenlDcTS Ol the knltt1nS class are in charge of Miss Helen Mattoon. They are: Mrs. Henry Stella, Mrs. Glenwood Jacobs. Mrs. Paul Stafstrom. Edith Ney. Mrs George Henderson. Mrs. c. D. Bronson. Mrs. P. Plusik, Mrs. AL bert Filippone. Mrs. Anna Grigor- aitis. Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. D. G. Wildman and Mrs. A. Reichen- bach. 1 Briefs
 | A St. Patrick's card party will be held at St. Mary Magdalen's church tonight sponsored by the members of the Ladies Aid society. Mrs. William Russell is the chair lady.
 Lenten services at the. Union | - -