The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14

place lASC evening, when a costume parade was presented at the Wa terville park by the children of the community. About 500 people witt messed this affair and were thor oughly entertained by the costumes of the participants. The park &C., tivities are under the supervision of Edward Ragis of Brooklyn and Miss Dorothy Burns of Waterville. Miss Burns is one of Waterville's most popular young women, and is especially trained for playground work.
 She is Q graduate of Southern Seminary of Beuna Vista, Georgia, and is accomplishing fine things here with the children in this sec- tion, as all kinds of handicraft, sand modelling, sewing and sports are be- ing taught at the playground.
 The committee in charge of plans for the picnic of the Everyman's Bible class of Waterville, will hold . meeting this evening at the home of Vincent Leonard, l69 Homer street, at 7:30 o'clock.
 The picnic Is scheduled to be held on Saturday, July 17th, at Carl Johnson's farm in Greystone, and plans will be completed this evening for the event.,
 The regular weekly Bible study and prayer meeting of the Water vile Union church will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock under the guidance of Miss Eliza beth Weeks, minister.
 Vacation school opened Monday morning at Grace Methodist church and will continue for two weeks, Mondays until Fridays inclusive, from a. m. to l2 o'clock noon. Mrs. Paul Marggraff is director and will be assisted by teachers from the young peoples society of the church. The registration is as fol- lows:
 Kindergarten department - In- structor, Mrs. Plumpton; David Triggs, Barbara Montambault, Rob- ert Caron, Eleanor Tullar, Betty Tyler, Roland Caron.
 Primary department-Instructor Lois Brown; Walter Fox, Dorothy Stewart, Willis Wright, John Dillon, Jacqueline Johnson, Gloria Sheldon, Roberta Mcbride, Laurine Kunkel, Frederick Tullar, Robert Ferris, Dorothy Guimond, Gordon McAn- nerney.
 Junior department-Instructor Rev. Alison J. Smith, Ray Wilson, Janet Brodie, Sherman Brown; Olive Johnson, Lois Simmonds, Lea Lafferty, William Lafferty, Ray mond Wright, Nancy Montambault, Rita Guimond, Barbara Walsh, Donald Kraft, Robert Connor, Carol Nyberg, James Nyberg, Lois Rob- inson, Noranm Henchel.
 Intermediate department In- structors, Russell Farnlof, Margaret zaugg, Norman Farnloff; Wendell McAnnerney, James Bell George Kraft, Ernest Caron, Douglas Wright, Frank Bento, Mary Jane Stewart, Jane Mcbride, Helen Will son, Bernice Zaugg, Evelyn Wat son, June Mcbride, Alice Buell., Hel- en Barlow, Betty Brown, Polly Walsh, Jane Johnson, Penelope Bradley, Priscilla Henchel.
 James Walsh, son of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Walsh of Wheeler street, has returned from q vacation spent at the YMCA camp in Watertown. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Montam- bault of Terrace avenue have been entertaining Mrs. Bernice Montam. bault of New York city during the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis McAnner- ney of Boyden street and their three children, Wendell, Gordon and Marly Joan, have returned from 8 vacation spent at Asbury Park, N J.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Montambault and l0-year-old son, Walter of Ters race avenue, are spending . two weeks vacation touring through Canada. They left on Friday after noon, but their departure was dee layed several hours because of ay accident suffered by Walter, who slipped and fell, breaking his arm. while at play.
 Court Welch, Foresters of Am- erica. will hold a meeting Thurs
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