The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
First Aid Classes
 Off To Fine Start
Bandages to Be Demonstrated at Next Meeting Tues.
 day-Mrs. John Calvin Released From Hospital
WATERVILLE COrespOndcnt-Mra R. ". HeniOn Telephone 3.Saes

CroEs chapter were Instructors, and members of the class present were Mw. Frank Smith, Mrs. Frederick se!del, Mrs. Everett Cook, Mrs William Rooney, Mrs. Harry sizer Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. John Byrnes, Mrs. Frederick Hoadley Mrs. Frank Carney and Mrs. E, Ward Henion.
 Mrs. Youtz explained 'First Aid, Its Need and It's USe," the pur- pose Of first aid training, and also gave q lecture on the Anatomy and Physiology of the Body. Mrs. Hart explained the circulation Of the blood, the heart, the arteries, capil. laries, veins and the respiratory system.
 Next Tuesday afternoon, at the second meeting of the class, the use of bandages will be demonstrated.
 A Thanksgiving service will be held tonight at Q o'clock, at St. Paul,s Episcopal church, when members of that parish will join with those of the Grace Methodist church.
 The scripture lesson will be read by Rev. Ernest P. Weise, with Rev Charles Goodwin delivering the Thanksgiving message.
 The Epworth League society Of Grace Methodist church will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at the par sonage.
 Mrs. John Calvin Of Homer street who has been & patient at St. Mary ,s hospital, has returned to her home
 Schools Close
 Sprague school, with all other public schools, closed today for the Thanksgiving recess. They will res open until Monday.
 The speaker for Sunday Novem- Der 9, at the meeting of the Every mans Bible class of Waterville, will be the Rev. John Snavely, pastor oi the First Methodist church. Vim cent Leonard will be in charge. Charles Probert' will lead the song service.
 At the workers meeting Of the Bible class Monday eyennig, plans were made for the monthly gather. ing of the Waterbury Federation oi Mems Bible classes, at the Grace Methodist church, Dev. 3. The speaker at that time will be Rev John Franzen, of the West Side Methodist church.
 A Thanksgiving party for tho young people of working age of St Michael's church, will take placg tonight at o'clock, in the pariSt hall.
 Mrs. Sarah (Bryan) Keilty mother of William Keilty of Driggi street, died last evening at her homl in Watertown. Mrs. Keilty, who il survived by her husband, leaves Il other sons and six daughters. ShI was i'll for long period of time.
 The funeral will be held Friday at 9:l5 a. m. from the home to St Johns Roman Catholic church al 10 o'clock, with burial in Mt. St James cemetery.
 Hike Cancelled
 Boy Scout Troop No. 3l met last night, at Fraternity hall, under thu leadership of William Christie. report was given on the collections of old newspapers and magazine. which the boys have made, with ar estimate of l4,OO0 pounds having been turned in. The papers are be. ing stored in the firehouse.
 The hike previously planned wa. called off. Candidates who hops to belong to the emergency patro in Waterbury, met after the regu. lar meeting. They included: VII. liam Brunsdoff, Harry Clark, Ed. ward Franks, Frank Killeen and Jo. seph Killeen. Scoptmaster Christie informed the boys of the Mattatuch Councils Fourth Annual Juniol Leaders Conference Saturday. No- vember %, from 10 a. m. to 4:30 D m. at Wilby high school. The dele. gates will be all patrol leaders scribes, senior patro leaders, junior assistant scoutmaster$, sea scouts explorer scouts and scoutmasters The theme of the conference, 'sBe Prepared"
 Present at the meeting last nlghI were.
 Cobra patrol-Jack Hughes, John Murphy, Walter Barker, MAchmel Kllleen, Norman Henchel. Flying Eagle Carlton Bird, Rch.