The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-26
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SCOUT GUESTS
 ENJOY FARLEY
Lorna Ashborn Receives Three Badges at Meet
 ing Last Evening

Oakville, March 26--The girl scouts met at the Community house last evening with their captain. Miss Drucilla LittlehaleS. and Lieutenant Miss Eyelina Hauser
 The regular routine was carried out.
 Lorna Ashborn received her sec- ond class badge, handicraft badge and garden badge. Joyce Kuntzweil- CT received her rambler badge. Betty Corcoran, scholarship badge; Caro- lyn Beardsley, needlewomen, cook ing hostess, dressnaker and world knowledge badges. Patrol corners were formed. The visitors attending were: Kathryn Hirleman, Florence Corcoran, Joan Ashborn and Mrs. Ashborn.
 The girl scouts attending were 1: Josephine zaccaria, Lucy zaccaria, Lois Hart, Suzanne Hart, Dora Hirleman, Mary Graney, Evelyn Corcoran, Ruth Crosse, Marjorie Pratt, Betty Corcoran, Peggy Budd, Lauretta Barry, Mildred Bares, irene Fugliese, Delay Fugliese, Lorna Ashborn, Lucille Stewart. Anna Matthews, Mary Eileen Locke, Aletha Locke, Lucy McGowan, Dor othy Cutler, Evelyn Ellis, Joyce Kuntzweiler and Caroly Beardsiey.
 Cantata at All Saints
 The cantata From Olivet to Cal vary" will be sung at All Saints church this evening at 7:3O o'clock. Rev. A. Nugent Samwell, rector of the church, has extended an invita- ton to all music lovers to attend.
 The cantata will be sung under the direction of c. D. Bryan. The soloists will be Kenneth Tullar, bass and Henry Schissler, tenor. The choir will be assisted by a group of singers from the Burwell institute of music, of Waterbury.
 Those taking part are: Sopranos Mary Cosgrove, Ethel Galway, Ar lene Bauber, Helen zaborosky, Elda Mucci, Gladys Fox, Florence Haight, Mrs. George Booth, Edwina Booth, Mrs. Frank Bryan, Mrs. Clarence Andrews; altos-Helen Chipman, Mrs. Robert Hollis, Reba Leach, Mrs. Raymond Beach, Drucilla Little- hales, Mrs. William Brown; tenors- Gaylord Davis, Russell Woodbury, George Booth. Clarence Andrews and Joseph Fiftal; baritones-How- ard Sterner, Robert Hollis, Kenneth Risdon, A. c. Becker, Frank Bryan and Jack Mclean.
 Miss Olive Davis will direct the cantata.
 St. Mary Magdalen's Church
 At St. Mary Magdalens church, there will be stations of the cross at 3 o'clock in the afternoon fol- lowed by adoration of the cross. The Holy Saturday services will com mence at o'clock and there will be blessing of the new fire, of the pas cal candles and of the Easter wa ter. Mass will be celebrated at 8 o'clock. The Lenten fast and ab- stinece period will be brought to an end at noon on Saturday.
 All Saints Church
 Easter baptisms at All Saints church will be held at 2:30 o'clock saturday afternoon.
 Morrow Funeral Held
 The funeral of Robert Morrow of Colonial street, who died Tuesday evening at the New Haven hospital was held this afternoon at Christ church in Watertown. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
 MT. Morrow is survived by his wife, and three children, Robert Carol and Marjorie; his mother Mrs. James Morrow; three brothers, Francis of Naugatuck, James, and Herbert of the Asiatic fleet.
 Briefs
 Miss Sadie Frink of Lakeville left for Arizona to visit MT. and Mrs. Carl Miller, former Oakville resi-