The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

Naugatuck, May 30 Laura N. Butcher, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Lester Butcher of 367 High street, received a bachelor of science de- gree from Arnold college last Fri- day night. She made the presenta- ton of the class gift, Q sum of money for books for the library, to the college at the Class Day exer- cises, and sang e solo ct the grad uation exercises She has been quite active while In college.
 Miss Mary K. C0e, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John P. C0e of Park ave- nue, and Miss Katherine A. Cox, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. N. Hadley Cox of W0odlawh avenue, will re- celve bachelor of arts degrees at the 63d commencement of Wellesley college June l6 at Wellesley, Mass. Miss COe ma jOred In music, as did also Miss Cox. Both have been quite active In the college.
 
 An anniversary mass will be ccl- ebfated for the late Edward J. Feel ey tomorrow morning at 7;30 at St, Francis church.
 Rev. Henry A. Peck of New Hart. ford. former assistant pastor at the Congregational church here, is cons valescIng at his home after having been operated upon recently for ap- pendiCltiS Ut the Litchflcld county haamlAal NVkuaAAd
 Mrs. Ambrose Daly of Lewis street was hostess at a tea Wednesday afternoon at her home in honor of Of her daughter, Eleanor, whose marriage to Donald Walker of Wa terbury will take place June Q. The affair was much enjoyed,
 Mrs. Alvin Wooster and Mrs, George RavenScroft poured. Attend- ing were: Mrs. Russell Weaving Mrs. Alvin Wooster, Mrs. George Ravenscroft, Mrs. Burton Walker. Mrs. Thomas German, Mrs, John Simmons. Mrs. William Lannon, Mrs. James Dunn, Mrs. Joseph Knapp, Mrs. John Biederman, Mrs Raymond Grant. Mrs. James Best Mrs. William J, Baxter, Mrs. Am- prose Daly and Miss Eleanor Daly,
 Mr. and Mrs. William Bell of Lewis street are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Albert Nelson, in Valley Springs, Long Island.
 Parking on tho east side Of Elm street Is totally restricted and n story in this column yesterday to the effect 60-mlnute parking on that side is in effect was incorrect. The congestion caused by parking on both sides is the reason for the east side restriction.
 The wedding of Miss Margaret Solberg, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. George Solberg of High street, to Dayton Sheridan. son of Mrs. Ma talie Treat of WatertoWn will take place at St. Michaels Episcopal church this afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev, Arthur r. Lewis, rector, will officiate.
 Announcement has been made of the birth of daughter to MT. and Mrs. Lester Bushnell of May avenue on Thursday, May p, at the Waterbury Hospital
 The wedding of Miss Katherine Frances Curtin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Curtin of Cherry street, to John J. Martinson, Jr, son of MT. and Mrs, J, J. Martin son of Griggs street, Waterbury, will take place on June 28 at 9 a. m. at St. Froncis church here,
 Sheila Doyle. two-and-one half year-old daughter of MT, and Mrs, Thomas Doyle of Highland avenue, apparently suffered only shaking up yesterday when hit by a car on Church street just before noon. The child was taken to St. Mary's hos pital but no injuries were found.
 Arthur Blondin of Mlddlebury was reported to be the driver of the car, No arrest was made.
 Andrew LagOwnik has sold lot on Pond Hill to Jane Pawlowicz, &C., cording to q warranty deed filed re- gently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 William J. Healey, son of MT. and Mrs. James M Healey of Culver street, will be graduated as a doctor of dental surgery at commencement exercises at the Indiana University, Bloomginton, Ind, on June ?.
 The NaugatucR Colonials will open their l94l season today at Light house park, New Haven. They will play the highly-touted St. Berna- dette's of New Haven. Captain Bill McNamara will pitch for the Col onials with Prank Johnson behind the plate. Don King will twirl for the Saints.
 st. NTichaeTs Service club win meet Tuesday night at WigglcswOrths cot tage On the POmpcraug river. south bury. The Sunday school Of St.