The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-13

AIlu ILlG pT6S6IIJ 0COuUlLl6SVSI EAt~ rick Wallace, who is also serving on the arrangements committed, to- gether with former Scoutmaster VII. liam Gaughan, Arthur Shea, Fran cis Tehan and Joseph Donahue, for- mer members of the troop.
 During its heyday the troop was one of the foremost in the council, boaSting 8 registration of more than 100 scouts. It was from this unit that the St. Francis Xavier fife and drum corps, which is now the Wash ington Park corps, was organized.
 At least 300 are expected to att tend the reunion, including Chief David Babson and his assistant, Henry Donohue. Others expected to attend are Rev. James Butler, now of Chester, Rev. John Dillon of Washington, Rev, James Coughlin of Guilford, Rev.. James O'Connor of Meriden and the present parish priests, Rev. Charles Brennan, Rev. David M. OKeefe and Rev. John F. McTeague. All former scoutmasters and their assistants will also be in- vited. i'f' r. h.%
 Announcements pertaining to the reunion will follow the first meet ing of the committee on Wednesday night. The reunion date will prob ably be set for early in October. Bowling
 Mixed couples who participated in the league at the Washington Park community house last year will att tend a reorganization meeting in the community house tonight. Pres ident Frank Sturges has issued an invitation for new members. Edward V. Curley, supervisor of the xaverian hall alleys has set Sep I ten1ber 25 as a tentative date for the opening of the alleys. At the present time he is making arrange ments for the preparation of the season. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights, Wednesday afternoons and Sunday afternoons have al- ready been reserved for leagues. Drum Corps
 The committee in charge of the carnival to be held at the end of this month by the Washington Park fife and drum corps, will meet Tues day night at the e immunity house. Holy Name Society
 Thomas Coughlan was last night named chairman of a new committee to pursue the plans for construction of card room in the Xaverian hall. Tn, room would be for the society members, and has been the topic of much discussion for a long period. The meeting was the first of the fall season, and was presided over by President Thomas Scadden, with Rev. David M. O'Keefe, chaplain, in attendance. Plans for the coming season were outlined.
 Edward Goggin was named chair man of an entertainment commit tee and given the power to select his own assistants. He immediately asserted that he would work. on a smoker to be held late in October.
 Sergeant John Phelan, who has been in charge of the AS" league during the past several years will be requested to again assume con- trol. Whether he will accept or not is conjecturable, for he has been i'll during the past two months. The "45" league will commence in about a month.
 Clambake .~.. 2 Good weather, fine attendance, and excellent food were the, three outstanding features of the third annual clambake given by the Old Timers at the Recreation Rod & Gun club yesterday. Arrangements were completed by a committee headed by Sergeant John Hayes. Sunday School Glasses of Sunday school will be recommended for children of St. Francis Xavier;s church next week. No Saturday classes have been ar- ranged as yet, however.