The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05
JOSEPH CUARINI
 CIO HALL GUEST
PatrOlman's Son, lnducted By Army Yesterday, Ten.
 dered Farewell Party
WATERVlllE Correspondents Mss, William E. Rooney, lS0 Dwight St,
 Telephone S-S47S

waterville, Nov, 5,-A farewell party was held recently for Joseph V, Guarini, 70, son of Patrolman and Mrs, Matthew Guarini, who left with the Tuesday contingent for Camp Devens, The party was held at the CIo hall in Waterville, and the honored guest was given several gifts and a purse,
 Present were: Mir, and Mrs. Vim cent Guarini, Robert Reher, Mir, and Mrs, Liberto Guerriero, Ernest zeidler, MT, and Mrs, Charles Laurina, Colby Hughson, Mir. and Mrs, Vincent Crispino, Aida Ricei, Myrtle Reher, Mir. and Mrs. Ray mond Hamel, Donald Baker, Mir, and Mrs. Louis Lefevre, Irving Ca- bleS, Mir. and Mrs. LeSoy Cook, RuSSel Buxton, Mir, and Mrs, John PiknoSki, Lorraine Grady, Mrs, Mary Hughes, George Boulanger, Mrs, John McMahon, Marguerite Lefevre, Mrs, Nellie MeNGahon, Donald Theriault, Mrs, Kate Sher- man, Charles Silva, Elaine Jaeo- vino, Russel Williams, George Ja- i covino, Jr. Matthew Guarini, Jr. Rosemary Guarini, Dolores Guarini Joan Ceriela, Mrs, Bernard Boyce Marie Guerrero, Mrs, Margaret c lark, Domenic Ferrucci. Betty Cook, Anthony Cretella, Leroy Cook, Jr,, Mir, and Mrs, Matthew Guarini, Andrew Perrella, Edward Bergin, Jr,, Joseph Guerriero, Rita Rouillard, Marie Laporta, Mark Mareoni. An gela Russo, Mir. and Mrs. Serry Cre- tella, MT, and Mrs, Patsy Cerello, Mir. and Mrs, Felix Guarini. MT, and Mrs, George Jacovino, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bergin, Domenic Lib- eratore, MT. and Mrs, Vincent To- letti, Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Russo, MT, and Mrs. Joseph Geneva, Mrs, Margaret Geneva, Mrs, Anna De- Luca, MT, and Mrs, Albert Laporta, MT, and Mrs. John Perrella, MT and Mrs. Steve Ferrueci, Mrs, Thom- as Colosanto, Jr. Thomas Colo santo.
 Women Convene
 Mrs. Mary Lowell led the devo- tional service last evening at tho meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service at the Grace Methodist church. Mrs. Arthur Twelves, president, presided.
 A committee of four was appoint ed to select and send gifts to the boys in service. The committee in- cludes: Mrs. John Platt. ST.. Mrs, Harry Latimer, Mrs. George Horn- becker and Mrs. Harry Stride. A vote was carried to send cards to two sick members of the church, Miss Olive Dyson and Edwin Wightman
 Next Wednesday evening the women will meet to sew for Brit ain. November 1S, Rev. Paul Du- Bois of Bristol will give lecture at the West Side Hill Methodist church.
 Present last evening were: Mrs, Arthur Twelves, Mrs, Frank Will son, Mrs. Ernest Weise, Mrs. James Byodie, Mrs. George Hornbecker, Mrs. Walter Ogresick. Mrs, John Platt, Sr., Mrs. Ackland Wright, Mrs. Leo Lafferty. Mrs. Edwin Higham, Mrs. Fred Zaugg, Mrs. B. W. Johnson, Mrs. Allen Fairhurst, Mrs. John M. E. Johnson, Mrs. Elizabethh Jenny. Mrs. Mary Mac Namara, Mrs. Harry Stride, Mrs. Mary Lowell. and one guest, Miss Janet Wright.
 Two new members joined last evening, Mrs. Ralph Lane and Mrs. Reinhart Vowe. The next business meeting will be held December ?.
 Sixer Gets Gift
 The Fairmount Community club met last evening at their club rooms on Essex street. Kenneth Erickson of Chapel street won a bond. The proceeds from the bond sale will be used to purchase a bond for the club and to purchase gifts for the boys of Fairmount in the service. Past President Harry Sizer was presented a gift from the group. A Christmas party is planned by the club early in December. Card playing followed the business meet ing.
 Court Welch, Foresters of Amer lea, will meet this evening at For esters hall.
 Rev. Charles Goodwin, vicar of st. Paul's church, will conduct a Bible class this evening at 7:lo at