The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-21
ILL MACM MULLEN
 GUEST AT PARTY
Anne Rasmussen Rendered Similar Event; Drum
 Meet Tonight
FAYETTEVILLE
COFFespOndenL Alice MacMul.
 len, Phone 3-72l5

Watervllle, March 2l-Miss Lillian MacMullen was honored at birth day party last night. A delicious cake decorated the table and dec- orations were in gay spring colors. Dancing and playing of games were enjoyed.
 Barbarba Burns was winner of the game Musical Chairs" The guest of honor received many gifts Those present were served 6 de- licious buffet lunch.
 Guests were: Bella Brickett, Rob- ert Stevenson, Louis Vanasse, Alfred Brickett, Julia Healy, William Brickett, Barbarba Burns, Edna and John MacMullen, Charles Brickett, Ray Wright, Alice Mac Mullen, Miss Helen Burns, MT. and Mrs. Percy MacMullen.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leon Totten of Dixon spent the weekend in Bos- ton.
 Corps Meet Tonight
 The Casper s. Davis Drum Corps will meet tonight in their rooms at 7:30.
 Pat Shea has returned from few days stay in Boston.
 Anne Rasmussen was feted at a party, celebrating her 9th birthday recently. Bingo and other games were played, and a lunch served.
 Present were: Irene Tucker, Betty Clark, Sabina Perriello, Barbarba Rowland, Joyce Leonard, Elaine Parker, Adrienne Najarian, Rita Mulhall and Maria Rasmussen.
 Honor Roll Dedicated
 A large crowd was present Sum day afternoon when the Fairmount Community Club, dedicated their honor roll at St. Paul"s Church. The service was as follows: Invocation
 .,...... Rev. Murray w. Dewart Presentation of Honor Rall-
 .............. Frederick Poudlon Song-"America"
 .... Miss Alice Lornson, organist Rrayer ...... Rev. Evan BergWall Guest of Honor
 ...... Mayor John s. Monagan Solo ......... Miss Jane Mcbride Speaker Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson Song ... star Spangled Banner" Benediction .......... MT. DeWart
 Farewell Party
 Two local boys were feted Sat- urday night at a farewell party held at the Copper Kettle. The two boys who entered the Navy this week are Robert Brown, son of MT. and Mrs. James L. Brown and Eugene Nor iarty, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Moriarty. The boys both had been working in the training room at Scovill Mfg. Go. Robert attended Crosby and Eugene attended Wil- by.
 Both boys received wrist watches from their parents and purses from the following guests:
 Mrs. Ackland Wright, Mrs. Lucy LaBreque, Mrs. Alphonse Bedulier, MT. and Mrs. George Caldwell, Miss es Elaine L. Freestrom, Lois Sand- wall, MT. and Mrs. James E. Downs, MT. and Mrs. Bernard Freestrom, MT. and Mrs. James Brown ST., Misses Gertrude and Eileen Day, MT. and Mrs. Martin Lodge, Miss Mary Crowley, MT. and Mrs. Bart Stack, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Rider, MT. and Mrs. A. C. Drufva, and MT. and Mrs. Lewis Merriman.
 Also: MT. and Mrs. William D. Lambert, ST., Mrs. Emily Burger, MT. and Mrs. William Cregan, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Armand Brown, MT. and Mrs. James T. Brown, MT. and Mrs. Fred Megin, Sr, MT. and Mrs. Eugene T. Crandall, MT. and Mrs. Patrick Moriarty, Donald E. Brown, Robert M. Brunsdorf, George F. Saner, Pasquale A. Mangini, Rich ard V. Marshall, Miss Dorothy Par sons, John E. Berger, MT. and Mrs. Ronald Brown.
 Also: Martin J. Whalen, MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Gowen, MT. and Mrs Russell Scoville, Misses Marilyn Lodge, Jeannette Wright, Shirley Paradis, Helen Wilson, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Joseph Buffard, Edward Joyce, George Melloe, Charles Short, Miss Betty Whitley, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Grain, MT. and Mrs. Harry Stevens and MT. and Mrs. Roy Dar- roch.
 Dies In England
 Mrs William Westwood of 1081 Cooke street received word this morning that her mother, Mrs. AL fred Horton, recently died in Eng land