The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-23
MEMORIAL FOR
RECTOR URGED
Oak Cabinet in All Saints
Sacristy for Late Rev.
A. N. Samwell Planned
OAKVILLE
Correspondent, Irene Slough,
Telephone 4-899S

Oakville, October %. - The at
tendance at the Polk school educa-
'ticn center has been larger this
yetr than at any time since the
program was founded. Howard c.
Harrison, director, organized an all
round program this year in charge
of Patrick Fontane.
English and Sewing have been
well attended in the past, and keen
interest in other activities is shown
Tuesday and Thursday nights classes
are conducted, groups being active
in, art. ping-pong, woodwork, sew
ing and metal work. 1t is planned
to start other projects as groups
seem interested. The game room Is
open four nights week.
The Rectors Aid and the Women's
Auxiliary of All Saints church plan
to hold a demonstration of house
hold products, Monday evening, Oc-
tober %, at O'Clock in the parish
hall. Those on the refreshment
committee will be Mrs. William
Windebank, Mrs. G. P. Kuhn, Mrs.
Clifford v. Glenning, and Mrs. Ed
ward r. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand LaVigne,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Bussemey,
Jr., and Fred Cummings spent the
week END in New York visiting the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Carrie Woodruff will enter
tain her Bridge Club today at her
home on Colonial Road, Watertown,
at 1880 o'clock.
The Rector's Aid of AL Saints
church will hold a food sale at the
Fulton Market Thursday at 1900
q. m. Mrs. Bertrand LaVigne, Jr.,
viii be in charge.
Plans have been made to erect a
memorial for the late Rev. A. Nu-
gent Samwell, for 10 years rector Of
All Saints church. Money is need
ed to complete this fund. The me-
mortal will be an oak cabinet in
the SacriSty of the church for use
In storing communion vessels, altar
hangings and linens used in the
church services. Those who knew
Rev. Mr.. Samwen as well as mem
bers of the parish are contributing
to the fund.
It Is expected to have this me-
mortal dedicated at the eleven
o'clock service on Sunday, Novem-
Der 3rd. Which is the Sunday
closest to All Saints Day. Rev.
mr.. Samwell died May 10, 1898.
Party, October 81
The Junior Catholic Youth Or
ganization met In the hall Of st.
Mary Magdalen's church last night
TO complete plans for the party next
Thursday, October 81. Tickets may
be purchased from any member Of
the organization. There will be
various prizes awarded, for the fun
niest costume, the most original, etc.
Dancing viii be a feature OF the
evening, and later refreshments will
be served. Those present at the
meeting last evening were: Shirley
Foster, Gilberta DesJardin, Helen
OKntout, Robert Harrison, Peter
Retrok. Frank Comendatore, Andy
Clock, George Kosha, Albert Sa-
m0ska, Catherine Carter, June Reed,
Lucille Stewart, Loretta Vadnais,
DeIaide Fugiiese, Irene Fugilese,
Josephine Zaccaria, Mary Rinaldi
steve Kolpa, Mary McGough, Jean
EAmiglietti, and Michael Papa.
The All Saints Boys Club VIII
meet today in the parish hall at 4
b. m. AL boys from the age Of ten
% sixteen years may join. Rev
Merrill has made plans for an IN
keresting winter Of activities.
Spanish costumes for the play
eThe Belle Of Barcelona, are want
ed by the property committee. Thii
play Is being put ON by the Pilgrim
Fellowship Of the Union Congrega-
tional church. Mrs. Oscar L
Locke and Mrs. John Carter win APP
preciate costumes for members Of
Tie cast.
me japanese government vii, es-
fehlsrh urices for all real estate sold