The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-07

Gently moved TO WaJerVliie from
Waterbury, have transferred their
membership to the local troop, and
they were present at the meeting.
Four recruits came in and three
of them passed their knot require
pents, also their oath and laws on
scouting. Two scouts, Joseph Kill
leen and william Rourkowsd have
completed their second class first
aid requirements, and the majority
of the boys are going to start in on
their first class first aid require
ments.
On Saturday, October 14th, trail
one mile long is going to be laid,
by means of conventional signs,
rocks, sticks and stones and the
boys are required to cover that mile
within one-half hour. When they
come back they are to give the ma
ture of the signs, also the number,
within 66 per cent Of the marks
which have been used. The mile
track will be marked out in the
morning, and the tracking will be
done in the afternoon.
An invitation is extended to boys
twelve years or older, who are in
terested in the Boy Scout movement
to attend the next meeting of Troop
No. 81, which will be held Tuesday
evening, October 10th. The oppor-
tunity to join will not be open much
longer, because the years work will
have advanced to a stage that re.
cruits can not be taken in.
PICK UP 3
A monthly business meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Association Of Wa
terville will be held Tuesday after.
noon at 2:30 o'clock, in thu
Sprague school gymnasium. Mrs
John Byrnes, president, will con.
duct the meeting and two guest
will be present, Mrs. Ralph Caring.
ton who will talk about the Rec
Cross, and Miss Elma Stuckman, di.
rector of the Waterbury Council O.
Girls Scouts, who will discuss plan.
for the local Girl Scout troops
which are being sponsored by thu
Parent-Teacher Association. Ligh
refreshments will be served, and al
invitation is extended to all inter
eSted persons to attend.
Going To Fair
Members of the Pride of Welcl
Circle Companions of the Fores
will go on an auting Monday II
the Worlds Fair, and all who ar,
making the trip are asked to NEE
in front of the Hotel Elton, at 8 a
m.
Church services tomorrow will b,
as follows:
st. Michael's Church
Masses will be held at 8 a. m
OILS and ii o'clock. The member
Of the Holy Name Society will at.
tend the 8 o'clock mass in body
and all are requested to meet il
the parish hall not later than 7:5l
a. m.
Grace Methodist Church
Rev. DR.. Charles Robertson, pas
tor. The Everyman's Bible Glass vii
meet at 9:15 a. m. The church serv
ice will be held at 1890 O'Clock
when Mr.. Robertson will speak OF
the subject, Christian Purpose
Program and Prize" Sunday schoo
will lbe in session at HAS a. m. an,
at the evening service Z p. m, MI
Robertson will use as the topic O
his sermon, 'The Christian Home.
Gospel Hall
Morning service will be held a
1890 o'clock, Sunday school at /
noon, and evening gospel meeting a
1880 p. m.
st Paul's Episcopal
Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams, rec
tor. Holy Communion will be at
a. m, Sunday School at GAS, an
morning prayer and sermon at
O'Clock.
Waterville Union
Miss Elizabeth M. Weeks, minis
ter. Sunday School will meet at
a. m. and evening service held a
j:SO p. m.
An audit of the Pride of Welcl
Circle, will take place Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Name Nc
Ardle on briggs street, at 8 O'Clock
Members of the committee include
Mrs. Isabelle Duncan, Mrs. Ma
Dunlavey, Mrs. Margaret Buckley
Mrs. Sophia Fitzgerald, Mrs. Rut
Rooney, Mrs. Della Barlow, Mr.
Name McArdle, chairman, and Mr.
Ida Chaplin, Circle Deputy of Tor
rington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brodie {
Thomaston avenue are spending
few days with Mr.. Brodie's mothe
In Bethel, and while away they pla
! to attend the Danbury Fair