The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-03
GEORGE HUMPHREY,
 WIFE GET GIFTS
Mr., Mrs. Arthur Humphrey Farewell Party Hosts:
 Bible Meet Tomorrow
FAYETTEVILLE Correspondents Phone-S-0Sl1

waterville, July 3-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Humphrey of Columbia Blvd, Ext, entertained recently at farewell party in honor of Mir. and Mrs. George Humphrey. MT. Humphrey was presented Q purse and Mrs. Humphrey received Q beautiful pair of earrings. A bufret lunch was served.
 Those present were; MT. and Mrs. c. E. Hallock, MT. and Mrs. Peter Dutto, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Gale lahan, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Gallon, MT. and Mrs. Rufus Chapman, MT. and Mrs. Carl Missel, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Hallock. MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Mason, MT. and Mrs. William Humphrey, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Murtha, MT. and Mrs. John Hum phrey, MT. and Mrs. William Coyle, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Rehnberg. Lieut.. John Humphrey, Jr., Mrs. George Nichols, Mrs. Roger Harn- ilton, Miss Betty Chapman, Miss Elizabeth Shipley, Charles Hum- phrey, William Hayes and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Humphrey.
 The Official Board of Grace Methodist church will meet this eve- ming at at the church.
 Mrs. Russel Atherton and Mrs. John Byrnes have returned from the American Legion and Auxiliary State Convention at Griswold Hotel, Eastern Point, Conn.
 Church Picnic
 The Sunday School of Grace Methodist Church held their annual picnic Saturday at Black Rock Park. Lunch was served between 12:30 and 1:30 followed by period of games Supervised swimming was enjoyed later and at 5 p. m. a very tired but happy group of children left for home.
 Miss Patty Carroll is visiting her aunt and uncle MT. and Mrs. Cecil Buxton in Burlington.
 Diane Benoit, daughter of MT. aud Mrs. Joseph Benoit of Chapel street, is vacationing at the Junior w: A. c. Camp at Lake Quassapaug.
 Miss Betty Atherton, Essex avenue is spending the summer with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. William c. Atherton at their home in Cunn- berland, Indiana.
 The weekly Bible Meeting will be held tomorrow evening at Gospel Hall.
 NewingtOn Guests
 The Casper Davis Drum Corps will go to Newington tomorrow to march at the July 4th celebration.
 Miss Rose Truelove, Thomaston avenue is visiting relatives in New Britain while recuperating from recent illness.
 Mrs. Frank wilson and daughter Helen have returned to their home on Thomaston avenue, after visit- ing relatives in Maine.
 Francis Burns and daughter Bar bara are spending few days in New York City.
 Joseph Sullivan, Thomaston ave- nue popular fireman, has returned from the Waterbury Hospital after a major operation.
 Forrest Stetson who has been wis. itinC his sister Mrs Percy Macs Mullen, at her home on Chapel street, has returned to Nantucket, Mass.
 HOspitalized
 Miss Katherine Buxton is pa- tient at St. Mary's Hospital, where she recently underwent an emer. gency appendictomy. Mrs. Ethel Canfield, Monmouth avenue spent the weekend with friends and relatives in Vermont. Mrs. Alma Mattson, Manville street. popular nurse at Chase Me- tai Works. is a patient at Water- bury Hospital where she underwens Q major operation. Betty Seeley. Sheffield Terrace has been vacationing with Mfr. and Mrs. Mark Sears, Reynolds Bridge.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Johnson, Sheffield Terrace, are visiting ifs New York City where they are reg istered at the Goldberg Hotel.
 Mrs. Bertha Platt, Parker street has received word that her son How ard R. Platt. has been stationed at