The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
Second Sweepstakes
 Planned Monday Eve
Final One Before Citywide Card Party, March 10,
 Planned By St. MichaeIs Holy Name
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Mira 3. W Henion-l7se Thomaston Ave.-TeL s-5462

Waterville, March 1.-The second Monday night sweepstakes, spon- sored by St. Michael's Holy Name society was held at the parish hall. There were thirty entries, with the winning team explained by William Dunlavey consisting of Gordon Mac- Quarrie, Frefly Tardy and William Dunlavey. Some very close matches were played and the winners were in doubt until the final game had ended.
 These sweepstakes are proving very popular with "45" players of Waterville and the Holy Name So- ciety has decided to sponsor one more, next Monday night, March 9th. This will be the last sweep stakes before the citywide card par ty to be held at the parish hall, March 10th.
 All of this weeks entries, have signed up for the Monday night sweepstakes, and additional three men teams are invited to enter.
 A special meeting of the Holy Name Society preceded the Monday nights sweepstakes. At this meet ing most of the detail work in con- nection with the March 10th man. moth card party was assigned to the various committees.
 The committee in charge of the citywide card party includes; Pa trick F. Shea, Daniel Sullivan, James McAree, Thomas Truelove, John Calvin, William Brennan and William Phelan.
 The following assignments have been made for this card party:
 Dor sale-George Heckelman.
 Tickets-George Baker.
 Door prize tickets-William Cree gan, Fred Truelove.
 Coat Checking-Terry Mulhall, George Graham, John McAree.
 Distribution of prizes - Daniel Sullivan.
 Floor raffle-Timothy Ferris, Will liam Phelan, Alfred Kenney, John Kelley, William Dunlavey, Charles Dudley.
 Ticket collections-John Humph- Tey, John Dillon.
 "45" tables, No. 1 to 9-Thomas Truelove, William Brennan.
 "45" tables No. 10 to 17-James Sullivan, John Calvin. v '45" tables No. 18 to 25-George Fucker, Henry Wagner. ' Prize tables-James McAree.
 Team pairing and scoring-Pa- trick F. Shea, William Dunlavey and Daniel Sullivan. 8 The following games will be played, "45", setback, bridge and pinochle. Prizes will be awarded to first and second teams in "45," the high team in setback and indiv- 1dual table prizes for bridge and -piilochle.
 ' .ghe following teams have en- tesed: Rosary Confraternity society of St. Thomas church-Captain, Mrs. Joseph Delaney.
 St. Thomas Holy Name society," Ceptain, Martin Crean. z. St. Margaret's Holy Name society r--Captain, Dick Baldwin. Immaculate Conception Holy Name society, of TerryvilleLCap- tain, James Collins. < St. John of the Cross, Holy Name Society, of Middlebury-Captain, Thomas Dwyer.
 , St. Patrick's Holy Name society," Captain, Thomas Fitzmaurice. Chase Metal Works Rollers-Cap- faiu patricJS Winston
 St. Thomas Holy Name society, of Thomaston-Captain, Francis Rear don.
 7. Chase Metal Works Shippers Captain, William Goggins. Chase Metal Works Tube Mill Captain, John Haggerty. ' Immaculate Conception Holy Name society - Captains, Thomas Reidy and John Foley.
 St. Francis Holy Name society," Captain, Edward Goggins.
 Washington Hill Earbenders - Captain, Thomas Conway.
 Blessed Sacrament Holy Name so- ciety-Captain, Thomas Lawlor.
 Waterville Old Timers Captain, Francis Burns.
 Waterbury Elks-Captain, Will Ham Cavanaugh.
 Sacred Heart Holy Name society," Captain, Patrick Clark.
 Waterville Foresters Captain, William Dunlayey.
 Tribune A. C.-Captain, Ted Par ker.
 ! Olin O'Donnell's Scrappers-Cap- tain, Olin O'Donnell. @ Pen. McDonough's Bear Caps - Captain, Pen. McDonough.
 Daniel Lavallo's Champions -