The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24
Four Local Boys On
 Honor Roll At Taft
Two Oakvle Lads Also Included on List for 3rd Quar-
 ter of School Year-Legion Changes Meeting Night
WATERFOWL
Correspondent: Miss Agnes Cosgrove. Phone S75.

Whiteman, Nashville, Tenn, 80; Livingston Carroll, Rye, N. Y.fl, 88; James I. Armstrong, Princeton, N. J., S7; Burton Rowley, Hartford, 87; Robert G. Walker, Meadville, Pa, 85; Robert L. Johnson, South Norwalk, Conn, 33; Chester Stot- hart, Watertown, 83; Dubois Wyn- koop, Princeton, N. J., 83; Nelson Daly, Waterbury, 82; James Mo- Graw, Montclair, N. J., 81; Thomas w. Palmer, Scarsdale,. N. Y, 8l; Philippe Cranre, New Haven, Conn, 80.
 MiddIers: William Shelton, At lanta, Ga, 89; Philip Weld, Water town, 89: Louis F. Laun, Waterville, Conn, 85; Charles Sanford, Oak vile, 82; William Thayer, Tulsa, Okla, 81.
 Lower Middlers: Robert Schalasny, Oakville 90; Ericssen Haase, New York City, 84.
 Juniors: Seth Taft, Cincinnati, O., 93.
 Meeting Omitted
 The meeting of the American Legion post will be omitted this evening but will be held next Friday instead.
 The final spring meeting of the Parish Helpers society was held last evening at Christ church parish house. Mrs. Thomas s. Cline was the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ralph Col ter A social evening was enjoyed.
 Those present were: Mrs: Richard Demarest, Mrs. Harry Damery, Mrs. Glenn Jackson. Mrs. L. G. Smith, Miss Helen Atwood, Mrs Oswald Ba- lunas, Mrs. Harry Parker, Miss Dor othy Johnson, Mrs. Sam Hoffman, Miss Helen Mattoon, Mrs. Howard Williams, Mrs. Vivian Koonz, Mrs. Sam Howard, Mrs. Thomas S Cline and Mrs. Ralph Colter.
 League of Women Voters
 Interesting reports of the four recent study groups held under the auspices of the society given by Ms. E. H. Lamphier at the meeting of the League of Women Voters yeSter- day afternoon. The topics dealt with the problems of the state and na- tional government and suggested so- cial and governmental reforms.
 Mrs. Reardon reported a large re- turn of the Trained Personnel" cards which had been sent out. Any one still wishing to obtain one of these cards may get 1t from her.
 A democratic caucus for the pur- pose of electing six delegates to the state convention in New Haven about the middle of May will take place at the Town Hall Monday evening, April 27, at 8 p. m. No other business will come before the meet ing.
 The Watertown Library will open at 100 and close at 800 D. m., Sat- urday afternoon instead of the regu- lar time in order that necessary repairs may be made. All books due Saturday. which borrowers have not been able to return, will be accepted atthe library Monday without fine.
 W. C. T. U. Meeting
 The members of the w. c. T. U. met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin Mix of Candee Hill. Mrs. William Strong was the leader of the program which in- cluded a study of parliamentary rule. A public party to raise funds for the work of the society was planned. It will be held on Friday May lst, at the home of Mrs. Mix.
 Girl Scouts of Troops 3 and { will meet at the chapel at 2 o'clock Monday instead of 3:30. Every girl is requested to bring her green card to the meeting.
 Among those who attended the meeting of the Council of Congrega- . tional Women in Hartford at the CerEer church Wednesday were: Mrs. ". B. Hobart, Mrs. Howaid d Farwell, Mrs. W. B. Pickard, Mrs. P. II. Peterson, Mrs Justin Smith, Mrs. E. 1T. Lamphier, Mrs. Henry Roeskey, Mrs. George Harper Mrs Church.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter was born yesterday morning at the Waterbury hospital to Mfr. and Mrs. Ben Lynn of Win- nemaug district.