The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
Council Protests
 Slow Snow Removal
Street Dept Attacked for neficiency- Skating Place
 to Be Asked of Park Department
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astic worker in it's. behalf. A com mittee consisting of Mrs Alfred Emmons, ST, Raymond c. Monroe. Mrs Louis C. Willard, Mrs Joseph McArdle and James Morrow was named to bring into the next meet Ing set of suitable resolutions, paying tribute to the outstanding work of this remarkable woman and community leaders. Follow ing adjournment the entire mem bership of the council proceed to the home of Mrs Phillips to pay their respects. A delegation from the council will attend the funeral services this afternoon.
 Edward Barret Dies
 Edward Barrett, 71, of West Ha- ven, who made his home in Wa teryille, until a few years ago died yesterday at his home. The body was removed to the Cox and Smith funeral home at 1887 Chapel street, New Haven, from where the funeral will take place tomor- row morning to St Lawrence s church in West Haven where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 a. m. The burial will take place in the family plot in old s tJo- seph's cemetery in Waterbury.
 Until his retirement in February, 1927. MT Barrett had been in the employ of the old American Pin company, now the Plumbers Brass Goods Division of the Scovill Mfg Co for 29 years.
 He leaves his wife and a sister, Mrs Michael Tanning of Dorchcs- ter, Mass.
 Tributes to Mrs Phillips
 Throngs of Waterville people from all walks of life, visited the home of the late Mrs Jennie C.. Phillips, principal of Sprague grammar school, last night during the hours when the home was open to the public for the purpose of paying its respects to the be- loved principal who has been such an outstanding character in Wa terville during the forty years, dur ing which she was connected with Srague school. A wealth of floral tributes banked about the bier was evidence of the esteem in which she was held by young and old alike in the Waterville community. On all sides were heard expressions of deepest regret at the passing ,oe the splendid woman whose in- fluence has meant so much to hun dreds of Waterville people. The local community has suffered q loss from which it will not quickly recover.
 The funeral services took place at her home, 303 Dwight street, nk 1,a l.. Js was conducted by Rev Thomas l.. Sinclair, rector of All Souls church in Waterbury and the burial will be at the convenience of the family. Auxiliary to De Formed Tonight
 At the Ladies Night" which is to be held by Casper s. Davis, Jr Post, No 136, American Legion, this evening at the regular meet ing place at Forester's hall, 16S Boyden street, steps will be taken to form an 'auxiliary for the re- gently organized Legion Post. The guests of the meeting will be Mrs Sidney Feiner, state president o1 the American Legion Auxiliary o1 Connecticut and Mrs Bassett o1 West Haven, the president of the second district, which includes all of New Haven county. The moth. CTS, wives, sisterstan daughters oi any Legion members, or of any veterans who lost their lives ir service during the World war or who, having been honorabl, discharged, have died since tht war, are eligible to membership and are cordially invited to atetnt this evenings meeting, As Q mat ter of fact the women relative. of all veterans of the World wal are welcome at this evenings meet ing. Following the business meet. ing and the addresses by the state and district; offices, there will bt a social hour, with entertainment dancing and refreshments. 4 pleasant evening is promised tc all who attend.