The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-10
MARRIED COUPLES
LUNCHEON GUESTS
congregational Group Is
Feted After Parish House
Farley Last Night
OAKVlLLE
Correspondent: Mae Villa Babin
1877 Watertown Avenue

couples of the Congregational
church met at the parish house last
evening. After the business meet
ing, social hour was enjoyed.
Cards were played and luncheon
served.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S,
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rams
low, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hill, MI.
and Mrs. Roger Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell Rowe Rev. and Mrs. Oscar
Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Race.
Dedication OF Post Office
Miss Luella Leslie, Principal OF
South school, is being assisted in
the part which the children will
contribute to the dedication of the
post office this afternoon at 2
o'clock by the following teachers;
Miss Mary Kilbride, Miss Frances
Griffin, Miss Goldie Gordon, direc-
tor of orchestra: Sumner Libbey
director of chorus: Timothy Cliff
ford Supervisor Of Music, accom-
PIANIST.
Following is list of the children
who will assist in the chorus and
orchestra.
Orchestra: Eleanor Andrews, Mu-
riel Andrews, Joyce Baldwin, VIM
cent Budris Vernon Buell., George
Coco, Victor Corso, Henry Durante,
Elmer Kaszas, Karl KoSloSky Alex
ander MainStruck, Raymond MisSu-
"a, Everett Roger, Virginia Roger,
John Rubbo, Franklin Todd, Joseph
VitCne.
Pupils taking part in the Chorus:
Betty Anderson, Frederick Ander-
son, Iris Anderson, William Ander-
son, Charlotte Andrews, Ella Mae,
Andrews, Lois Avoletta, Mary Lou
Barberi, Dorothy Barkus, Catherine
Baxter, Elma Beach, Helen Bever-
idge, Audrey Bradshaw, Charles
Brasche, Gladys Brooks, Harold
Brew Gerald Bousquet, Lester
Bousquet, Mary Carey, Doris Char
bonneau. Marian Connolly Joseph
Coddington, Thomas D'Amico, Ed
mond Desjardin, Paul DlCrosta,
Robert Dubpernell, Rosemary Dub
pernell, Albert Dwyer, Jennie Fa-
miglietti, Lean Famiglietti, Danny
Fem, Lorraine Fem, Caroline Fl
lippone, Domenic Geordano, Tillie
Crosse, Virginia Crosse, Gloria
Gugliemetti, Katherine Hirleman
Florence Hoffman, John Jannetty,
Louis Jannetty, Tina Karasuk, He
len Kontout, Robert Kontout, Karl
Kcslosky, Florence LaBranche, Ma
define LaBranche, Julia Lancaster.
Alethea Locke, Adam Ludzus, Ma
rion Mangini, Elizabeth Matthews,
Russell Matthews, Enid Mcdonald,
Jack MCGOWAN, Betty Mclean,
Robert Michaud, Dolores Mickum.
Hercules Nardi, Frances Noreikis,
Walter Overbaugh, Lawrence Pa
lombo, Levester Perkins, Dorothy
Peters, Peter Petrok, Patsy Pixco
Frances Pistilli, Eleanor Pope, Her
man Reiss, Carmella Rinaldi, Alice
Rock, Everett Roger, Frank Rose
Sophie Rouba, Herbert Snaw, Alic
Stafstrom, Dolly Stella, Alice Stew
art. Helen Stukshis, Mildred Traver,
PHYLLIS Turcott, Roland Vadnais
Margaret Whitney, Edward Young,
Alec YourkStovich, Olga Yourksto-
vich, George zappone, Alice ziello,
and Anna Zubik.
The POSTMASTER, will be w. Harry
Byrnes.
The dedication is open TO the
public, and after the exercises an
inspection of the building may be
made.
YvOnne LOiselle Dies
Yvonne Loiselle Of Sunset avenue
died yesterday morning at the Wa
terbury hospital after brief illness
A native of Oakville, she was the
daughter of the late Ephrian ana
Eloise Brule Loiselle. Miss Loiselle
had been a lifelong resident Of Oak
Vile and for twenty years had been
an employee Of the Oakville Pin
Company. She was a communicate
Of st. Mary Mag6alc.'s .chU-cE. arc