The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-01

Goodness and heavenly reward was the theme of the remarks Of John C.. Gilmartin {, principal of DugRan and Begnal schools, who appeared as guest speaker at the annual communion breakfast of St. patricks Holy Name society which took place yesterday morning at the Lycevm. MT. Oilmartin reviewed the past history of the activities of the parish and it's founders. From among those present he selected figures who are well-known and cited different instances in their lives according to his best recol- lection. Rev. pr. Euguene P. Cryne, pastor, iauded the men of the parish for their enthusiasm in making the affair 0 decided success, Father Cryne asserted that all activities of the parish could be made aS they should be. we have the men, leaders, spirit and facilities to work with" he said. Rev. William J. Wirkus, chaplain of the society pre- dicted that with the resuming of regular 6fSairs in September, the men of the society would cooperate in making the organization one of the most active in the state.
 Other speakers were Dr. Francis P. Barnes, Representative Daniel J. Mahaney, Commissioners James A. Phelan of the Board of Public Works, former city controller, Peter Titzhenry, Mago Sheehan, treasurer of the society, and past.president, Michael J. Kitchen. Thomas F. Fitzmaurlce, president of the unit acted as toastmaster. Vocal rendi- tons were provided by William O,KeeSe and by Vincent A. Kelly, while during the repast, music was played by Connie Bracken and her Melody Maids orchestra. Members of the Cleaners and Children of Mary organizations assisted about the hall.
 The committee in charge consist cd of Frank Hardy, James Barrett, Francis Fitzgerald and Thomas E. Titzmaurice.
 Those attending were: Rev. pr. Euguene P. Cryne, Rev. William ]. Wirkus, John e. 0ilmartin. Repre- sentative Daniel J. Mahaney. pr. Francis P. Barnes. Commissioner
 James A. Phelan, Thomas F. Fitz- maurice, Peter FitzHenry, Mago eheehaY, James Valentine, Michael
 J. Kitchen, Patrick Bourke, Joseph Farrell ST., Richard O'Kecfe, Frank H. Kennedy, Patrick darvey, Harry K. Ryan, John Griffin, James Brady ST., George V. Grimes, James Brady Jr., George Barnes, Floyd Broderick Christopher Luddy, John J. McDon- nell, otto K. Herbert, Alfred Her. bert, Joseph A. Bowen, James l.. Moore, James P. Tyrrell, Michael Mcfarland, John J. Broderick, James Brennan, Joseph Hench, Thomas German, James Dineen,
 John II. Kelly, John B. Phelan, William L. Dwyer, Thomas F. Brod- erick, Andrew J. Broderick.
 James J. Kinnane, William H. Mahoney, James O1Keefe, William O,Keefe, Irving Sweeney, Michael O,Brien, Daniel Murphy Frank A. Deconnick Raymond Dolan James T. Crcnin J. Harold Barnes. Pa- trick Y. Barnes, James J. Barnes. Joseph Barnes, James Flaherty. Joseph l.. Keegan, James Dwyer. Joseph pevine, William Keller, Daniel '. Commerford, H. P. Mc- orath, Edward Loftus, Joseph Hou- Than, John Delaney, Thomas Ed monds. Earl HotchkiSs, James Ear- rell, John Moran, Charles Kelly, Vincent A. Kelly, George D. Keenan Thomas Fitzmaurice, Jr, James Cawett, Walter Dunn. Jerome Mc- Donald Vincent Keliher Frank Hardy, Francis Fitzgerald and
 James Barrett.
 Children of Mary Socialists and
 0leaneEB who assisted Merq Mara