The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-19
Opening Of Local Scout Campaign Inspires Tribute To Late Leader
Arthur MarstOn's Death Loss to City-Dinner
 Starts Funds Drive

''Waterbury's loss in the death of Scout Executive Arthur D. Mafston was keenly felt and is being felt" stated John M. Burial, president of the Waterbury Council of Boy Scouts in his address last evening at the Hotel Elton where hundreds of girl and boy scouts campaigners assembled for the initial campaign dinner meeting to raise $16, ,16O to carry on the work this year of the combined councils.
 ''Marston's work for the boys of this city was Q great inspiration to both youths and adults alike and his accomplishments cannot be dee scribed briefly" added Mir. Burrall. '"The work of Scout Executive Marston was one of the most honest pieces of work ever done for scouting. His memory will remain with sus a long time and his ex- ample should be followed by us for the same length of time," added the speaker.
 Support Deserved
 MT. Burrall thanked all for the splendid turnout for the initial meeting and hoped to see as many if not more at the next dinner ses- sion slated at the same hotel to- morrow evening at 6:15 o'clock. He believed that both organizations de- serve the entire support of the whole city and said he knew no or ganizatiot1 locally doing better work than the scout movement.
 Last nights meeting was purely to acquaint the caflvassers with the duties they are expected to carry out as campaign solicitors.
 David F. Babson of Holyoke, Mass, newly appointed scout execu- tive of the boy scout council, was introduced by Toastmaster Burrall and stated he would begin active duty here December 2 and found Waterbury most pleasant town. Mrs. William T. Leggett, Girl Scout commissioner, was introduced and gave @ brief talk.
 Instructions
 Campaign instructions were vivid- 1y outlined by Alfred 0. Estes. Rev. Dr. John ". Lewis, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, delivered 6 short pep talk while Rev. Francis O'Shea, acting pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, gave the invocation. The ABC quartet composed of Danny Barrett, Will fred Greenblatt, Dick Brown and Henry Gauthier entertained during the course of the dinner.
 Personnel of Teams
 Division A-William s. Curtis, JP. A1-Captain--Aubrey Hills, Teann-MisS Elizabeth s. Cowan, Ralpt W. Darlington, Arthur B. Bucknam, John M. Brophy, Miss Katherine Calvin, Miss Lillian E. Bowes, Roy Walch, John G. Gil- martin, Thomas F. Nolan, Ellery K.lbourn, Esther Mclean. Az Captain = 0. J. Bartlett. Team Harry Post, Barry Morgan, WIl- liam Treat. Fred Loehmann, Robert Trott, Leroy Gibbs. Az Captain = Charles A. Manning. Team-Bertram Bailey, J. Leroy Mintie, s. W. Rowland, Rev. T. L. Crosby, c. Horace Baldwin. A. Captain--L. A. Rose, William J. Briggs, William O. Taylor, Edwin A. Barrows. A5-Captain-Charle Swanton. George Dillon and Earl Colson. A6-Captain-Milton Su- genheimer. Team-Albert Cantor, Edward Fitzgerald, Milton Sugen. heimer.
 Division B-Charles D. Nye. B7 Captain - Norwood Webster. Team-P. W. Wilcox, George D. Leonard, Thomas Bywater, Ray. mond O. Palmer, P. J. Shea, James Sweeney. B8-Captain-G. A. echlander. Team George Riggs, John Cullinan, Thomas Armstrong, Roger Makepeace, R. Seaver, H. W. Wild. B9-Captain Carleton Chapin. Teafr1-Her- bert 6. Root, Fred s. Smith, John Vaill, Donald Granniss, Howard Coe. B10-Captain-R. J. Crane Team-Donal Macintosh, Gerald Reuter-, Richard P. Crane, Idris Alderson, Dudley Beach, Herbert Moran. B11-Captain-R. Mills. Team-Francis Clark, Harry Huey,