The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-18
DISTRICT FARLEY
 PLANNED TUESDAY
Action Upon Proposed Re- vision of Charter to Fea-
 ture Special Meeting
OAKVILLE correspondent Mae Villa BabiA 1SI7 Watertown Avenue

of the Oakville Fire District will be held at the South school tomor- row evening, at 8:00 o'clock. The purpose of the meeting will be to take action upon proposed re- vision of the charter which is now in the General Assembly and to empower the charter committee 10 make such minor changes as may be required in the charter to help passage of this charter in the as- sembly.
 The charter as presented to the legislature, in committee hearing, on February 26th, 1885, received considerable opposition, mainly on the promise that the powers con- tained in the charter were too broad and the committee of the Oakville Fire District felt that if the charter were modified and the aims of the district were made fewer in number and more specific in definition there would be a bet ter opportunity of having the char ter passed by the State legislative bodies.
 These changes in the charter have now been made and the re- yised charter will be presented to the Fire District voters for ap- proval at Tuesday nights meeting.
 This meeting at the South school Tuesday evening will be q most important one, and it Is ear nestly hoped that very voter and property holder will be in attend ance. To accommodate an anticipated large gathering the auditorium of the South school will be used.
 Church School Honor Roll
 The All Saints church honor roll for the month of February is an- nounced as follows, the highest points possible for Q pupil to oc- tain being A:
 Class 10, teacher, Miss Margaret Boden-Ada Hallock, A; Margaret Mulhern, Az; Georgina Wildman, A; Jane Worden 41.
 Class g, teacher, Roger Lowrey-- Robert Fenn, A; Robert Miller, A: Kenneth Flisher, AZ; John Wildman AZ; George Collier AZ; John MacMurtrie, 40.
 Class 8, teacher, Miss M. Gillan- ders-Dorothy Mulhern, A Caro- lyn Hallock, A.
 Class 2, teacher, Miss M. Fenn- Stanley Whiteman, 43.
 Class 6. teacher, Joseph Baxter Burke Hoffman, A; Donald Beach, fl.
 Class 5, teacher, Miss c. Flish ,r Evelyn Corcoran A; Peggy Leta- bridge AZ; Ruth Hallock, AZ.
 Class 4, teacher, Miss D. Flisher Hoffman, A; Natalie James, A.
 Class 3, teacher, Miss D. Calkins lola James A; William Ander- son, A.
 Primary perfect attendances
 Teachers, Miss Bernice Lowrey and Mrs. c. Gelnning - Elma Beach. Virginia Worden, Florence Corcoran.
 Tax Notice
 The Oakville Fire District calls to a number of taxes | still unpaid on the year 1884 list, which taxes were due and payable on August 18th, 1884.
 The collector, w. c. McGowar | reports that these unpaid taxes are interest at the rate of 9 per cent. He further reports that in most instances the amount l Involved is small and could by a little sacrifice be cleaned up.
 Briefs
 Eight local girl scouts were rep- resented in the St. Patrick's pa rade yesterday. They met at the post office at 1O:OO o'clock with their patrol leader, Peggy Budd. The girl scouts marching were: Mary Graney, Peggy Budd, Peggy Dorothy Cutler, Alice Grant, Josephine O'Connell. Lorna Anna Grant. They were dressed in their uniforms.
 A rehearsal of the play, Cor Courtship" will be held at the Congregational church tonight.
 Cribbage will be enjoyed at the church parish house Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. There are but two more sessions until the end of the sel- son. The competition is becoming more interesting as the finish draws nearer.
 The members of the Harmonica Club will meet tonight at 6:00 o'clock at All Saints church hall.
 The members of the Mems club of All Saints church will meet at the parish hall tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Card Party
 Mrs. Thomas Shields of Water town avenue will sponsor a card party at her home Friday eve ming for the beneAt of St. Mary church. This party Is for the public. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded to each. table.