The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-03

A slight changc In the Sunday morning service at St, Paul's church In WaterVille will be effective next Sunday morning when the worship will be at 10 o'clock instead Of II, 1t was announced this morning by the pastor, Rev. Raymond Adams The new schedule will continue un- til further notice.
 Tomorrow morning Q short ser vice will be held ac Q o'clock. At Sundays worship Holy Communion will be administered and @ short sermon given bv the pastor.
 Falrmountcrs to Celebrate
 The big event of the year for the residents of Jhs Fairmount section of Waterville, the annual lndepend. enc Day celeoration, is scheduled for tomorrow and the program which has been arranged by President Clifford D. Northrop and his com mittee membels promises to make the day one to be long remembered As usual tt will be an all-day event, The parade of antiques, horribles and decorated cars has been elim- mated this year. Many of the Fair mounters will participate in the Bunker Hill parade at 9:lS a. m.
 The annual baseball game between the married mcn ana the single men will open the Fairmount program. It will be played on the Fairmount park diamond and will start at l0:30 a. m. Promptly at noon the commit nity picnic will be served at the park. Advance surveys indicate that prac- tically every Paramount family Will participate in this popular event.
 During the afternoon there Will be the annual fielt. day program. Events have heen arranged for younger children, older children, men and won,Cn and will include not only athletic events but also a large number of novelty and com- edy events. There will be prizes for the winners in each race or contest.
 There will not be a fireworks dis play in the evening. in spite of per- sistent reports to the contrary.
 Otherwise Waterville will be quiet place tomorrow with all local industrial plants being completely shut down and many of the stores closed.
 Camp Activities Underway
 With the details of preliminary settling and organization out Of the way the first group of campers at Camp Wequa Jauset, the summer camp of the Waterbury Council Of Girl Scouts, on upper Boyden street. have settled dcwr to regular camp routine. The various camp units have been organized and are en- gagged in their programs which in- clude athletics. handicraft. nature study, word carving, hiking, etc.
 Last night all units enjoyed camp fires and supper was served in the open.
 Mrs Warren Robbins, the camp director. announced that 40 camp CTS have reported for the first pe- riod. About half of them are from the Watertown troop
 Assisting Mrs. Robbins as mem" berS of the camp stan are Misses Nancy Prind!a. Ba:bara Amidon. Irene Winger. DCrotliy Lango. Maoe" line Pickett, Myrtle Clarke, Gertrude Sullivan. Anna WIl.enhaupt, Mil- dred Turner, Bernice Sherlock. Bev- erly Bauer. Dan Auquiliari. Ethel Garrigus, Jane Coperthwaite. Jean N0rthrop, Ada Beecher and Barbara Bray.
 Mrs. Michael Sullivan is serving as cook.
 Meeting Postponed
 Due to the activities of the holiday week end the meeting of the junior auxiliary of unit O. Davis post, American Leg!.l.l auxiliary. has been pistponed from this evening to Erie day, July 10th.
 Plumbers Win
 Defeating the Clerks i5 to at Hamilton park diamond the Water vile division team og the ecovill The ter-DepartmenE League moved tur- ther toward its third straight chaili- plonshlp this wkeek. Ralph Bates Plumbers hit hard and heavily. reaching Williams for eleven safe