The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-05

Waterville, July 5-Fourth of July was observed here in very quiet manner yesterday, a great many people having left Friday for vaca- tions to cover the four day period, during which factories were closed. Many remaining at home displayed flags in honor of the greatest of all national holidays.
 ] Brownie Camp for Brownie Girl Scouts, between the ages of seven and ten years, has been in session at the Girl Scout Camp. Camp We- quapauset on Boyden street for the past week. The observance of Fourth of July began yesterday, with a formal flag raising in charge of Sky High Unit. At supper time there was a costume party for which Sky High Unite arranged the tables. The Tip Top Unit cooked supper and breakfast out, Monday night and Tuesday morning. Happy Hol- low has been enjoying fishing, hav- ing made their own fish poles and the two girls who caught first fish of the camping season and served them at their table, were, Marilyn Watkins and Barbara Oviatt.
 The list of campers registered for the period from June 28th, until July 5th, include:
 Happy Hollw Unit-Glady Brown, 1 Grace Collins, Ann Donston, Mar got Freedman, Joyce Rowland, Laur- inc Junkel, Ann Jean McGann, Barbara Ovatt, Peggy Parmelee, Elizabeth Smith, Margaret Sullivan, Barbara Thompson, Beverly Tuttle, Marilyn Watkins, Mary Ann Smith and Margaret Watson.
 Tip Top Unit - Tirzah Atwood, Lucille Begg, Priscilla Borden, Betsy Braman, Maureen Daly, Betty Fuller Mary Henderson, Joan Petersan, Shirley Mosely, Mary ODonnell, Barbara Rose, Shirley Rosie, Fay Schandelmaier, Shirley Watkins, Leila Webster.
 The list of staff members includes:
 Director, Elma L. Stuckman; as- sistant, Evelina Hauser. Waterfront director, Doris Robie. Nurse, Agnes Connolly. Dietitians, Jane Stoddard, Pearl Dunsmore and Angeline Bon- ati. Unit leaders. Finetta Norton, Billie Kegel and Barbara Bray. As- sistants for Brownie camp: Estella Isham, Dorothea Gross, Eleanor Webster, E. Eleanor Smith, Edith Freund Mary Nixon, Barbara Well ton, Charlotte Christofferson, Joan Sheehan, Helen Koblish, Marion Daly and Betsy Blakeslee.
 The Brownies left camp this morning between ten and eleven o'clock, and pre-camp training period for the staff is now in ses- sion. The first group of Girl Scouts will arrive at camp. Sunday after noon, between three and four o'clock. The camp will be open for six weeks, with two one week periods, and two, two week periods.
 Sihters On Vacations
 The Misses Frances and Lillian Haggerty of Boyden street, left Saturday for weeks vacation, at Ted Hiltons Vacation Camp, at Moodus.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Herman and family of Perbroke avenue. have been spending week at Silver Sands, Milford. They have had as guests, Mrs. Russell Atherton and Betty, of Essex avenue. also Mrs. Clifford Northrop and daughter. Beverly. of Chester avenue.
 Mrs. Atherton and her daughter returned Saturday and Betty is now visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Spear at Bantam Lake.
 The Casper s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary. will sponsor c food sale tomorrow at Miller & Peck's store, to raise money to send delegates to the convention the lat- ter part of othis month.
 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Athefton were hosts to the Purdue Club, ol the state Connecticut. at . dinner held Saturday night. at the Hotel Elton. Mir Atherton. has held ths office of president of the club. fo