The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-11-05
500 Enjoy Overlook
Halloween Program
Cottage Park Club Entertains Children and Adults at
Kingsbury School Last Night
w AT RVILLE
Mrs. r. w. Henion-1786 Thomaston Ave.-Tel 3-5462

Waterville, November S. = The
Overlook Cottage Park Club held
its annual Halloween party for
children of the section at the Kings
bury School last night. More than
500 children and grown-ups at
tended.
Joseph Brenneis was chairman of
the arrangements committee. The
program included music, entertain
ment, and costume contest.
The judges were Mrs. Classen
Perkins, Mrs. J. H. Green, Edward
Rain, Sherwood L. Rowland and
John Bergin.
Prizes for costumes were award
ed as follows: Elizabeth Scollay,
Nancy Rogers, Frances Summa,
Leona Strohacker, Gladys Brown.
Suzanne Dewey, Marilyn Karnof-
sky, Marilyn Dewey, Edith Hale,
Charles Powles, Phyllis Kenney,
Barbara Brown. Gloria Freedman,
Helen Griner, Sally Kenney, Caro-
line Griner, Joyce Schnier, Muriel
Strachman, Ruth Scully, Patricia
Deadly, Florence Thomas, Dorothy
Rochon, Patricia Mullen, Lorraine
Massicotte, Robert Winchester,
James Hodson, Charles Arnold, AL
win Deiner, Samuel 10th, Richard
Fitzpatrick, John Hutchinson, An
drew Cullen, Robert Hale, Richard
Rittenband, Edward Strachman,
Gerard Brown, William Malvey,
william Verzier, John Fruin.
Assembly Program
The first assembly program OF the
present school year was given yester-
day afternoon in the gymnasium OF
Sprague school before an audience
of other pupils. The program was
presented by Miss Shanahan's sixth
grade. The announcer was Eugene
Moriarty. Those taking part are
as follows:
Play-"An Old Time Thanksgiv-
ing. Characters Grandmother, Oh
i've johnson; mother. Jane Keliher;
daughter, Evelyn Watson; three
boys, Herbert Wilke, Gerard Arse
nault, Robert Walcott; father, John
Miclette; family of father and
four children, children, Harvey Rob-
erts, Emily Dams, Shirley Leisring,
Shirley Cook, father, Eugene Nor
iarty.
Songs-Robert Walcott. Walter
Barker.
Dance-Lillian MacMullen.
Songs Shirley Cook, Evelyn Wat
son, Anna Frazier, Rita Guimond.
Emily Dams.
A Halloween party was held
Thursday evening for the pupils of
the fifth grade and higher of the
Sunday school of st. PauPs EpiS-
copal church. The party was held
in the Parish Hall and was at
tetnded by a large number OF young
folks, many of whom were in cos
tune. Various games were played
and refreshments served.
Girl Scout troop No. ~, under
the leadership of Mrs. Sidney Hen
chel met yesterday in the Sprague
school gymnasium for short period
after which the group journeyed to
the home of Mrs. Henchel on Thorn
aston avenue, where an outdoor
marshmallow roast was enjoyed. One
new member joined the troop yes
terday, Ruby Keen, and two visitors
were present, Eleanor Worden and
Lois Robinson, a former member Of
the local Girl Scouts, who moved
away from Waterville and was COM
PEELED to be transferred to another
troop. Miss Marie Laun and Mrs
Emerson Liebe, assisted with the
Members present were;
Olive johnson, Shirley Leisring,
Ruth Tyler, Rita Guimond, Eleanor
DiBlasi, Ruth Weymer, Shirley
Cook, Penelope Bradley, Ethel Meri-
viglia, Barbara Burns, Carol Nyberg,
Marie Fappiano and Eleanor Dowd.
Church services to be conducted
at the various churches tomorrow |
will be as follows:
st. MichaePs
Masses will be held at 8 q. m. and
1918 q. m. Rev. Francis Higgins
will ofiiciate. The Children OF Mary
win attend the 8 o'clock mass in q
body.
Gospel Hall
Morning services will take place at
1890 a. m. Sunday school at II
o'clock noon and evening gospel
meeting at 7:30 p. m.
Waterville Union
Miss Elizabeth M. Weeks, min-
ister. Sunday school viii be held at
II q. m. and evening service with
will take place at 1850