The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-14
Communion Breakfast
 Draws Large Turnout
John Gimartn Stresses Importance of Religion ill
 Daily Lives of Men at St. Michael's Event
WATERvILLE Mrs. R. w. Henion-i7S6 Thomaston Ave-TeL s-54S2

Waterville, Nov. 14.-The men in the parish of St. MichaepS church attended the 8 o'clock mass yester- day morning in a body, afterward going to the parish hall, where a communion breakfast was served by the members of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety. Members of the Holy Name society in chafge of the breakfast, included: Patrick Shea, president; Alfred Kenpey, John Dillon and John Humphrey.
 The program following the break fast included a short talk by Rev. Francis Higgins, two vocal numbers by William O'Brien, which were, Rose of No Mans Land" and "The Low Back Car"
 John G. Gilmartin, principal of DLggan and Begnal grammar schools and supervisor of the evening schools was the guest speaker. He stressed the importance of religion in the daily lives of everyone. Seated at the speakers table were Rev. Francis Higgins, John Gilmartin, Patrick Sha, John Dillon, John Humphrey and William O'Brien.
 Those attending the communion breakfast were: Rev. Francis Higgins, Frank B. Carney, Kenneth J. Bre1l- nan, William Dunlavey Daniel Walsh, James F. Kirby, Henry E.. Wagner, Martin J. Scanlon, Henry J.. Wagner, James T. Brennan, Frederick Francis Charles McCue, John Ross, Walter LaChance, Thom- as Grady, William R, Cregan, Fran cis J. Lapman, Patrick Shea, James Sullivan, Harry Baker, George Gra- ham, Edward Graham, James O. Culbert, RobgNt Sullivan, William Heaney, George H., Heckelmen, J. w. Humphrey, Walter Phelan Raymond Walsh, Joseph Emmons, Edward Roy, John w. Stevens, Charles La Chance, Leo Ayotte, Elmer Santann John c. Hyland, T. Mulhall, Trefiy TarGy, William Moore, Jack Heaney, William Brennan Michael Killeen, Arthur Humphrey, John J. Shum, Joseph A. Lanouette, Frederick Truelove, Frederick Defevre. Fred erick LaChance, William J. Cregan. Frank J. LaChance Patrick Mori- arty, Thomas Truelove, R. w. Can- tin, Edward F. Holleran, Walter J. Heckelman, Frank Manton, PeS--- Quito, Newell Porch Edward J. Ga- gain, John Byrnes, Thomas A. Buck ley, Joseph Kenney, James J. Mo Aree, ST., Joseph L. GuEterman Jo- seph H. McArdle, Coleman Malia, William Shiel, John McGuire, Frank Frazier, Patrick J. Winston Thomas Calvin, George Schum, Frank J. Keliher, Edward Callen, Claude G. Stevens, Alfred E. Ellis, William Gavin Howard Manton, Joseph A. Benoit, George F. Goggin, William Dubay, Walter Almstead, John M McMahon. Thomas J. Kerwin, John L. Mccarthy, James Coffey Lester LaChance, E. J. Hemlock of Flush ing, N. Y., John Brenneis, John J Mccarthy, David Ryan, Vincent Donnelly George German, William J. Phelan, Ernest Arsenault, Ben- venuto Vitone, Olan F. ODonnell Edward LaChance, John Calvin Frank Seery, Daniel J. Burns George J. LaChance, Joseph Bouf. fard, John Winston, Martin Lodge Henry Seebach, Charles J. Murphy John McAree William Calvin, Jr. Daniel Sullivan, Jr., John M. Lynch Arthur Roy, Harry F. Sizer, Edware Tucker, Russell L. Williams. JohI M. Lynch Alfred Feist, John Gil. martin, John K. Mccarthy, Edwart Dillon, Raymond German, Broniu' M. Zukauskas James R. Brennan John G. Schum, John J. Emory John Haggerty, Thomas Denihan D. s. Barbara, John Whalen. George E. Tucker, Marcel Dunne, Jame. Dunne Joseph A. Seery, Joseph Gal win, Wallace T. Robinson, John A McCue, James F. German, Donald Tucker, James Maxwell, Thoma! Bell, James McAree Jr., Edwart Sullivan, John F. Donnelly, John E Kelly, Timothy Roy, Daniel Sullivan ST., William Rooney John Collins Irving Tucker, James Huburt, Will liam O'Brien.
 Shirley Yyons Feted
 Shirley Lyons. daughter of MT and Mrs. Raymond Lyons of Thom- aston avenue was guest of honol at party Friday afternoon, hel6 at her home in observance of hel seventh birthday.
 Games were played during the af- | t t