The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-28
SCHOOE ARRANCES
HOLIDAY PROGRAM
Sprague Exercises TOmOr-
row in Gym to Be Open
to Public
WATERvILLE

The annual Memorial day exer-
cises of Sprague grammar school
will take place at the school gym
nasium at $3.50 p. IN. on Wednes-
day. The general public is cordial
~ invited to attend.
Ascension Day
Thursday of this week Is Assem-
sion day and holy day of obliga-
ton in the Roman Catholic church.
Masses at st. Michaels will be cele-
brated at $40 a. m. and $500 a. m.
There will also be a celebration
of holy communion at st. PauPs
Episcopal church at $500 a. m.
Dog Wins Blue Ribbon
Further honors came last week
to the Lylanmay Kennels. of Mr.
and Mrs. Arson Henry of 1877
Dwight street, when one of their
Boston terriers, Lylanmay Joy, cap
tured the blue ribbon in it's class
at the Morris and Essex dog show
which took place last week at Mad
ison, N. j. The significance of the
award can best be appreciated
when 1t is realized that this par
ticular show is the largest of it's
kind in the country. Mr. Henry
was recently elected president of
the Elm City Kennel club.
Parade Assignments
Those from Waterville who will
participate in the Memorial day
parade will be interested in the
parade orders which were issued
last night, indicating the assembly
points of the various organizations.
All are expected to be in their
places at S:45 a. m. as the parade
will move promptly at 9 a. m.
Those belonging to Civil war vet
terans' organizations will form on
West Main street on the north side
of the green; Spanish War Veter-
near the American Legion home;
and the Waterville American Le-
gion group, consisting of Casper S.
Davis, Jr., post, it's auxiliary unit
and its junior fife, drum and bugle
corps, will assemble on Central
avenue near the Waterbury club.
The fire, drum and bugle corps,
making its first appearance in a
parade, will have the honor of lead
ing the third division of the par
ade.
It is suggested that Waterville
parade participants park their cars
on Grove street near Central ave-
nue. to facilitate ease in getting
started back to Waterville to take
part in the local program on the
Waterville green at IL a. m.
Members of Waterville organiza-
tons who plan to attend the Me-
mortal mass at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception at a. m.
on Thursday are requested to meet
in front of the church at 1850 a. m.
Post Meets Tonight
The monthly business meeting
of Casper S. Davis Post of the
American Legion will take place
rooms of the post on lower Thorn
aston avenue. A large attendance
is anticipated and final plans for
Memorial day are to be discussed.
Parent-Teachers
Members of the Waterville Par
ent-Teacher association who ex-
pect to attend the June 18th meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Emmons, ST., of Boyden street.
are requested to notify Mrs. Louis
G. willard, the president, or Mrs
Elmer e. Wilson, the chairman of
the special committee SO that ade-
quate preparations may be made
for the picnic supper.
DevotionS Close
The forty hours devotions clos
ed at st. MichaePs church this
morning when high mass was
celebrated at 1880 o'clock. A pro-
Icession of the Blessed Sacrament
followed the mass.
Pride of Welch
Pride of WEIGH Circle, Compan-
ions Of the Forest, will meet at
lForesters' hall in the Francis
building at 16S Boyden street, at
3 o'clock this evening.