The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16
LEGION CARNIVAL
PLANS COMPLETE
Open Air Show to Be GlOri-
Gus Three Days for
Vile
WATERvILLE

The entertainment features of
the street carnival to be given in
Waterville this week promises to be
Of unusual merit, according to Ed
ward L. Martin, vice-commander
of Casper s. Davis. Jr., Post, No.
13e, American Legion, which is
sponsoring the event which will
take place on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings. Mr.. Martin has
collected an imposing array Of ra-
dio entertainers who will appear on
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Their numbers will be presented on
the open-air dance floor where
dancing will be in progress each
evening. On Friday evening he has
arranged an all-Waterville amateur
night and is already receiving APP
plications from those who wish to
participate. There will also be COM
edy contests such as pie-eating, hot
dog eating, etc.
On the opening night the Junior
Fife, Drum ana Bugle Corps of the
post will present a program. Other
musical organizations will be on
the following nights.
vice-Commander z. Lester Plat,
the chairman of the carnival COM
mittee has arranged a fine mid
way Of booths and refreshment
stands and q good time is planned
for all who attend.
Officers Of the post and auxiliary
will appear on ten minute radio
program over Station W1XBS at
$40 o'clock this evening.
Another Capacity Enrolment
At Wequapausct
The summer camp of the Water
bury Council Of Girl Scouts, Camp
Wequapauset on upper Boyden
street, will start it's third week to-
morrow with another capacity reg
istration Of II. The number at
camp this week was actually ~,
one over the normal capacity. The
camp has never been so popular
and the many Innovations intro
duced this year by the camp staff
are proving most popular.
A large group Of parents and
friends of the campers visited the
camp during the Sunday visiting
hours. Many bringing a picnic
lunch which was enjoyed at the
camp. The visitors as well as the
campers enjoyed the Scouts Own
Program" which took place at the
camp fire and which was directed
by Miss Gertrude Sullivan. It in
ciuded number of musical num-
bers and dramatizations. There
was also a life-saving demonstra-
ton during the afternoon.
On Tuesday of next week, July
2Srd delegation of six girls from
Camp Wequepauset will visit the
New Britain Scout camp at Port
land. At the same time a similar
delegation from Portland will be at
the local camp.
Wntcrville Woman Celebrates
S2nd Birthday
Mrs. William Moore, one of Wa
terville's best-known older resi-
dents, celebrated her eighty-second
birthday this week. She was tend
cred a birthday party by a number
of her relatives, q number of nieces
grand.neices and grandchildren at
tending. During the day, many of
her local friends called to offer
congratulations and she was the re-
cipient Of several attractive and
useful gifts.
Those present at the birthday
party included William Hall. Mrs.
Lincoln Crush. Lincoln Crush, Jr.,
and Roberta Ann Crush. OF Lex
1 ington, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tyler of Cheshire. Mr.. and. Mrs.
Harry Diver and Mrs. James Pas
saro, of Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ariey Scarles. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Tyler and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Tyler Of Waterviile.