The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-27
DAVIS POST IS
 PLANNING PARTY
Will Be Held Dec. 28; Local Woman Dies
 Suddenly
WATERVILLE

The regular monthly meeting of Casper s. Davis, Jr. Post, No. 136, American Legion took place last night at Fraternity hall with Com- mander E. Lester Platt in the chair. Historian Frank Frazier, the chairman of the entertainment com mittee, announced that there would be 8 Christmas tree and party for the children of members of the post at the post rooms on the afternoon of Sunday, December 2Sth. A card party, to which the general public is invited, will be given by the post and auxiliary unit on the evening of December 10th at Fraternity hall to raise funds for the party. Due to the fact that the regular December meeting would regularly fall on Christmas Eve this year it was vot- ed to hold it on Saturday, December 27th.
 The post voteG to pay its assess ment of two and one-half cents per member to the fund being raised by the state organization of the Legion for the assistance of the families of the victims of the serious automo- bile accident last summer, when sev- eral members of the Stamford post met their death returning from the state convention.
 The post voted to start fund to be used for the maintenance or building of, Legion home and a committee consisting of Past Com mander c. Arthur DuBois, Frank Frazier, Russell Atherton. and John Byrnes was named to bring in 8 suggested plan at the next business meeting.
 Attention was called to the fact that the next meeting of the second district will take place at Hamden on Wednesday, December 11th.
 The post will be represented by it's commander at the next meeting of the Waterville Community Council on Monday, December 9th.
 Waterville Woman Dies Suddenly
 Mrs. Mary (Fitzgerald) Wright wife of Walter Wright, died sudden ly early yesterday morning at her home at IS Sprague street. Mrs Wright had been in apparent good health and her death comes as distinct shock to her wide circle ot friends who had come to appreciate her cheerful disposition during her lifelong residence in Waterville She had made plans to celebrate Thanksgiving at her home tomor" row. Her husband was awakened at about 3:30 8. m. and noted that she was i'll. He immediately called Dr. Walter L. Barber, but Mrs Wright had expired before the phy- sician had arrived at the house. Dr Kirschbaum, the medical examiner pronounced the death as due to 2 heart attack. ,
 1 Surviving Mrs. Wright are hel husband and two sons, Lester A Wright and Allen K. Wright.
 The funeral services will tak' place at her late home on Friday afternoon at two o'clock and will bt conducted by Rev. Raymond M. D Adams, the rector of St. Pauls Epis- copal church. The burial will be IT Hillside cemetery in Thomaston. | Falls From Third Floor
 Mrs. Harry Ryan, of g Haas' street. who fell to the ground from third story veranda early thii week, suffered two fractured legs as the result of her fall. She is pa- tient at St. Mary's hospital, where her condition is said to be good Mrs. Ryan was fortunate to have escaped with no more serious injur- ies. Her legs were fractured due tc the fact that she landed feet first.
 Union Services
 The Protestant churches of Wa terville will unite this evening in a Union Thanksgiving service al Grace Methodist church. Rev. Alison Smith, the new pastor of Grace church will preach sermon and Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church will read the scriptures.