The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-24

The voting members of St Paufs Parish are reminded of the adjourned parish meeting sched. uled for 7:30 o'clock this evening at St Pau1's Parish house on Man vile street. A new treasurer is to be elected to succeed Homer c. Senior, who has resigned, because of the pressure of business duties and III health, after having held the post for the past twenty-eight years.
 Court Welch to Meet.
 Court Welch, Foresters of Am- erica will meet at eight o'clock this evening at the Forester's hail in the Francis building at 16S Boy den street.
 DcyotlOns T0morrOw.
 The usual Friday evening de. votions will be held at St Mi- chaeTs Church at 7:3O o'clock to- morrow evening. They will be con- ducted by the pastor, Rev Michael Heating.
 Supper Tonight.
 The annual St Paul's day supper of the Parish Society of St Paul's Episcopal Church, will take place at the Parish house on Manviile street this evening, and will be served from $500 to 7:00 D. m. This years menu will feature chicken pattieB and a delicious meal is promised all who can find 1t pos- sible to attend.
 Miss Stevens Improving.
 Miss Eleanor Stevens of Boyden street, who received serious scalp and knee injuries as the result of an automobile accident on the Bethany road last Saturday ever. ing, is recovering at her home and is much improved. Following the accident which occurred while she was enroute to the Rainbow girls dance in New Haven, she received treatment at the New Haven hos- pital.
 F., Q. s. of A.
 The regular meeting of Water- villo Camp, No. 14, Patriotic Or- der, Sons of America, will take place at 500 o'clock this evening at the lodge rooms on Boyden street.
 Miss Kraft Entcrtalns.
 The members of the Epworth league of Grace Methodist Church ANIu dU GnJOy&Di0 hiCCt~ ing on Tuesday evening when they were the guests of Miss Edna Kraft of Lone Oak avenue. Following the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Son Born.
 Announcement have been re- ceived locally of the birth of a son, William Bradley Brown. to MT and Mrs Edward B. Brown of Fitchburg, Mass. MT and Mrs Brown formerly resided in Water- villa
 Entcrtains Teachers.
 Mrs Percival Dixon, of Suffolk street, recently entertained the junior teachers of the First Bap- tist Church. Her guests included, Mrs J. Russell Putnam, Miss Flor encO TurnvilIe. Miss Ethel Little- haISs, Mir and Mrs John Grey. Clarence Isbell and Charles Little- hales.
 Briefs.
 Joseph Dcvine, of Providepce, recently visited his family, who are spending the winter with Mrs De- vines aunt, Mrs George Tlercey, of Thomaston avenue.
 
 Mr and Mrs Peter Emonz, of Manville street, have been cnter- taining MT and Mrs Joseph Flem- ing and Miss Catherine Fleming of Hartford.
 Mr and Mrs Perry White, with their son, Perry, Jr., have returned from Stamford, Conn. Where they visited Mir and Mrs KaSper Wein- gnnd.
 Mrs Catherine Anderson of Tor rinRton. is visiting MT and Mrs Joseph seery. of Thomaston ave- nue.
 Two Coasting Accidents.
 Two coasting accidents have oc- cured in Waterville this week. Jackie Dillon, son of MT and Mrs John Dillon of 911 Cooke street, received severe lacerations of his forehead. when his sled crashed into fire hydrant at the corner of Cooke street and Edge hill avenue on Tuesday afternoon. A number of stitches were neces- sary to properly treat the wound. Earlier in the week James Mc- Cartf,y, aged six. the son of MT and Mrs John Mccarthy of Water- vile street, suffered fractured arm when his sled ran into a tree.
 Grenier Heads Drum Corps.
 At a recent meeting of the Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps of Casper $. Davis, Jr. Post, No. 136.. Amer icnn Legion, George Grenier waa elected president. The other offi. cers are Walter Lachance, vice. president; Randolph Pickett. secre- tary: John Marshall McMahon. the finance officer of Casper S. Davis Post. treasurer; Lester Lachanco.