The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-07
ASYOR CONDUCTS VACATION SCHOOL
Iiiy.six Enroll in COngre- katiOnaI Church Classes
 Yesterday
OAKVILLE
c8geuapondent, Mae Wllls Babir
 1ol7 WatertOwn Avenue

RGN Oscar Locke, pastor of the t0nereaaticnal church, was in charge of the opening sessions of the tacation church school yesterday morning at Q o'clock, at the Con- atsgationai church hall. Fifty-six pupils were enrolled.
 Kindergarten: Mrs. Kenneth Creason and Mrs. Robert Carey, teachers. Pupils = Roberta Beach, Carolyn 0reason, Beverly Laraway, GWendolyn Locke, Eleanor Reiss, Edward Ranslow, Priscilla Roger, Ann Jane Russell, George Shaw, James Shaw, Robert Shaw.
 Primary department: Miss Caro- line Shaw, Miss Ruth Clinton and Asrs. David Roger teachers. Pupils Lorraine Bradshaw, Marion Fraser, { 0. TimHns, Lois Timms, Joan Ann Bradshaw, Allen Thompson, Betty Sullivan, Gilbert Botelle, John Bo- tellc, Everitt Roger, Robert Kontout, Nancy Roger, Richard Thompson, Marion Ranslow, Patricia Verlneau, Virginia Shaw, Florence Davis, Her. man Reiss, Betty Main, Jean Beach, Mary Mangini, Betty Mclean, James Locke, Charles Andrews, Helen Ranslow.
 Junior department: Mrs. Kenneth LaTaway, Miss Marjorie Florian, James Florian teachers. Pupils Eleanor Andrews, Barbara Beach, Bessie Fraser, Edward Young, Mar. 1orie Pratt, Harriet Thompson, Gertrude Littleheld, Virginia Rog- CTS. Janet Venneau, Grace Shaw, Joseph Shaw, Richard Andrews, Ruth Traver, Betty Traver, Dorothy MaAgini, Lois Beach, Barbara Beach, Mary Eilene Locke, Betty Anderson, and Howard Ande.
 Briefs
 Earl 0orton, son of MT. and Mrs. William 0orton of Maplewood ave- nile, is spending Q months vacation ct the Catskill Mountains.
 MT, and Mrs. William Everitt of Falls avenue returned home yester- dag after spending Q week ct Lake zoar.
 Miss Alvcra Zuraitis of Falls ave- nI0 and Miss Eleanor Derench of Lodgeside avenue, Waterbury, spent the weekend at Rye beach.
 Barbara Chase and Loretta Hogg Oe Superior avenue spent the week. end ct Laurel beach and were the guests of Barbara Chase'S aunt Mrs. Frederick Gill.
 Baby Conference
 The well baby conference will be hold ct the Union Congregati . church parish house Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 4:40 o'clock.
 Toxoid for th preventing of diphtheria will be given to children of pre-school age whose parents are unable to afford the services of e family physician. These parents are requested to bring their children to the conference for the two treat- xnefts that are necessary.
 The inoculations will be continued D1k VllV BSCVAto WGuAlSDQHy VI VSSAL month throughout the summer. The children who received the first dose in, June are asked to be present Wednesday to receive the second dcse which Is required.
 A doctor will Dc in attendance and Miss derda Anderson district nurse, with assistants will be pres- cnt.
 Stiles c. Atwood Dies
 Stiles c. Atwood, 70, died ct his home on Main street yesterday after c long illness. He had been @ resi- dent of this village for Q great many years and was widely known.
 Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from tho Evergreen cemetery chapel, Watertown, with Rev. Thomas Felt man of Waterbury ofilciating. Bur- ial will be in the Evergreen ceme-