The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18
CHOIR WELCOMES
 FRAN LAFFERTY
ThomastOn Avenue Resi- dent Returns From New
 York City Infirmary
WATE ERVILLE CorFespondent's PhOne-S-0Bll

COtresp0ndente Ph0ne-Ss0bll
 Waterville. Sept. l8-Franeis Laf. ferty, 1854 Thomaston avenue, re- turned home from the Eye and Ear fnfirnary in New York City satur- day and was pleasantly surprised to find the Junior Choir of Grace Methodist church on hand to wel- come him home with party, Those attending were: Mrs, Evan Bergwall Mrs. Joseph Caron, Mrs. Leo Laf- ferty, Joan Ogresik, Joyce Leonard, Patricia Brandt, Elaine Parker, Claire Lafferty, Carol Plumpton, William Brandt, Robert and Roland Caron, George parke", and LAwr. ence Lafferty.
 The Casper Davis Drum Corp won second prize in the Fife Drum and Bugle Corp meet Saturday in the Stanley Arena in New Britain
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wooding of ThomaSton avenue were register. cd at the Hotel Abbey, New York City, for the weekend.
 Mrs. Wesley Rood, Mrs. Richard Lane, George and Julie Ann Lane spend yesterday with MT. and Mrs, Charles Schumann in Winchester.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Holan of Nottingham Terrace, have returned home after . few days stay in New York city.
 Pvt. Paul Dubay spend the week. end with his wife and daughter Elaine at their home on Sheffield terrace.
 The Casper Davis Drum Corp will meet tomorrow evening in their rooms on ThomaBtoa avenue.
 The weekly Prayer meeting will Dc held tomorrow evening ct Gospel Hall,
 Local winners in the summer war garden competition are as follows; collection of vegetables In basket or hamper, Mrs. George W. Angle of Cooke street; canned tomatoes broken, Mrs. Valentine Feid 7i Fab. or avenue: corn, Mrs. Evan Bergwall i42e Thomaston avenue; Small fruits, Mrs. Harry Lattimer, i4ie Thomaston avenue; large fruits, Mrs, Evan BergWali; jelly, Mrs. Evan Bergwall gladioiais. iSt prize, Andrew Bell; most outstanding in show, Andrew Bell. Mir. Bell also won for dahiias, large over 6 inches, in yellow, cream white; large orange, buff, bronze; dahliaS medium in rcd, crimson. maroon; dahlias, pink sale mon and rose; dahlias lilac, iIiauVe violet and purple, and dahiias any other color. Mrs. George Angle als SO won In the medium dahliaa class, white, yellow and cream, also orange buff and bronze; rod, crimson and maroon.
 John Almelda, son of MT. and Mrs. Antonio Alnoida Of Fort Hill av. enue, who has been Ill ct his home with pneumonia iS now able to Dc out.
 Peter '1'eck" Clarity, coxswain U. l.. Navy, spent c brief leave with | his parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter QaT' Tity at their home on Fort Hill ave efue.
 Maynard Knox of TeTryvilO, forFns | CT resident Of Sheffield street, has enlisted In tho U. 6. Navy, and will | leave soon to start his basic train ing.
 John Williams of Washington, Conn, was c recent visitor with his | father MT. Louis Williams of DownOs street.
 The cottage prayer meeting of Wktervilie Union Church will be | held tomorrow evening ct 7;30.
 The Women Of St. PaulB church | will hold c salf and supper WedneB. day evening ct the church. Supper l w1l se served from five to seven.
 Grace Methodist Church observed | Its eeth aEf.ivffsefy yesterday with | special services. Nev. N, .. Aonncid