The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-17
Mrs. Agnes Hyland
 Hostess At Shower
Josephine Moore Bride of January 6, Guest-Richard
 Davies Hospitaized- Corps Plan Minstrel
W WATER VILE

Waterville, December IT. = Miss Josephine Moore of Driggs street, whose marriage to William Kielty of Watertown, will take place January 6, at St. Michaels Church, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening, given by Mrs. Agnes Hyland at her home on Driggs street.
 Attending were: Mrs. Catherine Mulhern, Mrs. Name McArdle, Mrs. Mary Brennan, Mrs. Marie Sonier, Mrs. Georgiana Grenier, Mrs. Mar garet Clark, Mrs. Josephine McAvoy, Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs. Helen Hurl- burt, Mrs. Helen Winters, Mrs. Ann Lodge, Mrs. Elsie Rose, Mrs. Joseph Dunn, Mrs. Gertrude Coss, Mrs. Agnes Corideo, Mrs. Michael Con- lon, Mrs. Edward Gagain, Mrs. Ann Keeley, Mrs. Thomas Cullihan, Mrs. May Gagain, Mrs. Margaret Gagain, Mrs. Agnes Hyland, Mrs. Helen Oxton. Mrs. Fanny Seery, Mrs. James Dunn, Mrs. Katherine Dadario,N Mrs. Henry Gagain, Jr., Mrs. Mary Conlon, Mrs. Mary Conlon, Mary Hughes, Mrs. Ceil O'Reilly, Mrs. Henry Gagain, ST., Mrs. William More, Mrs. Evelyn Cavanaught, Miss Helen Burns, Miss Eileen Olson, Miss Marjorie Seery, Miss Catherine Meredith, Miss Lor- etta Clark, Miss Mary Shelley, Miss Margaret Gagain, Miss Ruth Bren- nan, Miss Margaret Moore and Miss Mary Moore.
 The house was prettily decorated with Christmas trimmings, and in the center of the luncheon table there was a wedding cake decor ated with miniature bride and groom.
 Miss Moore received many very lovely gifts.
 Richard Davies of Driggs street who recently underwent a major operation at the Watertown Hospi- tai is showing marked improvement
 Party Tonight
 The Pride of Welch Circle, Com panions of the Forest, will hold a Christmas party tonight at 7:3C o'clock, in Foresters' hall. Mrs. Moe Dunlavey, chief companion, will pre- side at a short business meeting before the social, and Mrs. Name McArdle, will be in charge of the party, assisted by Mrs. Della Bar. low and Mrs. Belle Duncan. 
 A rehearsal of the Casper Davis Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps, fol the coming MinstrGl Show and Revue, will be held Wednesday night at 2 o'clock, in the Drum Corps Rooms on Thomaston avenue Friday night, December 20, tht Corps will hold a Christmas party and dance at the club rooms. Friends may attend, and all art asked to bring a 10 cent gift for grab bag.
 Military Funeral
 Waterville residents axe stunned by the sudden death of Chester A Brickett, 45, of IT Sprgaue street which occurred yesterday morning MT. Brickett has gone to work al the Chase Brass & Copper Company Rolling Mills, where he was a crans operator. Shortly afterward ht complained of feeling ill, and walk. ed unassisted to the Company hos. pital, where he died within a few minutes.
 He was born in Barkhamsted, tht son of Robert and Sarah Brickett He came to Waterville and wa: employed at the Chase Metal Works previous to his World War service and he continued his employment there, upon returning from the service.
 He was member of Grace Methodist Church, and the Every mans Bible Class of Waterville also the Casper s. Davis. American Legion, Post 136. in which he helC the office of sergeant-at-arms.
 Survivors include. his wife, Bessie (Jones) Brickett, three brothers Frank M. of Milford, Isaac B. oi Shelton and Charles I. Brickett ol ,INaterville: three sisters, Mrs. FTanE Jennings of Bridgeport, Mrs. Edward Thiery of New Hartford and Mrs Peter CQrfigan. Of Wateryille, alss