The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-24

Waterville, Feb. "a Plans are
now being made for a Red Cross
First Aid class at Sprague school
gymnasium weekly on Thursday
evenings, beginning March IL, be-
tween 7:30 and $50. Joseph Caron
Is in charge of organizing the class,
and will give further details TO
anyone contracting him. About 30
persons have designated their In
tention of Joining and as the open
ing date draws closed, it Is expected
many more will register.A course OF
20 hours, with ten lessons, 2 hours
each week will constitute the full
requirements, with examination
at the close.
Instructors will be present from
the Waterbury Red Cross Chapter,
and registration may be made at the
gym when the class opens.
Charles Greene of Colonial avenue
Is q patient at st. Mary's Hospital.
He entered yesterday and expects to
be there several days for treatment.
An air raid defense meeting for
Paramount residents is called for
wednesday evening, at 1880 o'clock,
at the clubrooms on Essex avenue,
for all residents on the east side
OF Monmouth avenue. Everett Cook,
air raid warden of Paramount, urges
everyone in that section to be
present. A meeting for residents on
the west side Of Monmouth avenue
was held Sunday afternoon with
about 40 attending.
Legion Farley
A business meeting of the Casper
Davis American Legion Post will be
held tonight at 8 O'Clock, at Frater-
nifty Hall, with Commander Patrick
Moriarty presiding.
Mrs. Wilbur Burton of Boyden
street was honored at kitchen
shower Friday evening, at the Grace
Methodist Church following choir
rehearsal. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
plan to move into their new home
on the Meriden road in the neal
future.
Present were: Mrs. Otto Lux, Mrs
George Leonard, Mrs. Ernest Weise
Mrs. Eva Kott, Mrs. Niles Munson
Mrs. Charles Probelt, Mrs. Edward
Higham, Mrs. Joseph Dessaulniers
Mrs. Melvin Benson, Mrs. Mary
Lowell, Miss Gladys Lowell, Mrs
Charles Greene, Miss May Greene
Miss Janet Brodie, Mrs. Ronald Pier
son, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Arthur
Twelves, Mrs. Alma Mattson, Mrs
A. j. Lane, Mrs. Allan Fairhurst
Mrs. George Hornbecker, Miss Flea
nor Zaugg, Miss Peggy zaugg, Mrs
Chester Brickett, Mrs. S. Cliff But
cher, Mrs. Samuel Butcher, Miss
Jane Burton, Mrs. Thomas Burton
Mrs. Everett Cook, Mrs. Perciva
Dixon and Mrs. Ernest Leonard.
Also, Mrs. George Parker, Mrs
Vincent Leonard, Miss Dorothy Cool
Miss Shirley Cook, and Miss Jun'
Cook. The hostesses were, Mrs. Vim.
cent Leonard, Mrs. Everett Cook
Mrs. George Parker and Miss JAM
Burton.
A. luncheon was served and II
the center of the table was a unique
decoration of q snow man, made
of cotton, from which came stream
ers Of red, white mad blue. Their
were also patriotic favors at eaci
place.
Hurt Playing Ball
Eugene Moriarty, son Of Mr.. ans
Mrs. Patrick Moiarty Of Thomastol
avenue, is q patient at st. Mary
HOSPITAL, because Of injuries to hi
knee received In a recent basketball
game.
Wednesday evening, March 4. tn
paramount Community Club will OBJ
serve its 18th anniversary. Their
will be a pot luck supper $50 u
the club rooms, followed by q sho
business meeting and card playing
m residents Of Paramount are In
Vited.
Mrs. William Broughton, librarial
of the Waterville branch, Bronso