The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
Church Plans GoIo Benefit Party Nov. 30
 Rev. r. P. Guin0n,
 Assistont PostoE
 Heods Committee

Waterville, Nov. 9-Plans are be- ing formulated for the second an- Iual social of St. Michael'S parish Friday, Nov. 30th. Rev. J. J. Mac Cormack, pastor, is honorary chair man. Rev. Thomas P. Guinan, as- sistant pastor, is active chairman, assisted by the following commit tee: Louis Arsenault, J. Francis Be- land, Joseph Bouffard, William Brennan, Thomas Carmody, c. Arthur Dubois Torrance Mulhall, Walter Phelan, Edward Seery, Pat rick Shea, Matthew Wallett, Pat rick Winston, Frederick Truelove, William Dunlavey, Sylvester Farrell, George Heckleman, John Hyland, John Kelly, Thomas Kelly, Joseph Kenney and Martin Lodge. The Ladies' Aid Society of the parish will conduct a food sale in connec- tion with the social.
 The Women's Society for Chris tian Service of Grace Methodist Church held their regular monthly business meeting Wednesday eve ming in the church parlors. Only routine business was transacted and a lunch was served. Plans are being made to attend meeting at the Trinity Methodist Church in New Britain on Nov. 12. Bishop OXman is to be the speaker of the evening. Anyone planning to at tend is asked to get in touch with TDiaIAnwI lat 11xr CnFdnU MnU II.
 Those attending the meeting were: Mrs Mary Lowell, Mrs. Harry Stride, Mrs. James Brodie, Mrs. William Brandt, Mrs. Emily Berger, Mrs. Eva Kott, Mrs. Charles Greene, Mrs. Mary MacNamara, Mrs. Arthur TWelves, Mrs. J. M. E. Johnson, Mrs. Richard Mutt, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Frederick Zaugg, Miss Ruth Norton, Mrs. Harry Lattimer, and Mrs. Lillian Bronson. Mrs. Bronson was taken in as a new member at the meeting.
 Cpl Richard Mccarthy, son of Mrs. Richard Mccarthy of Downes street, was honorably discharged from the Army at Fort Devens, Mass. Wednesday. His wife, the former Mary Harnick, lives at 92 Hill street with their daughter. Dick was formerly proprietor of a gasoline station on Thomaston ave- nue, which his brother has kept in operation since he went away.
 BOtelhO Discharged
 Pic. Manuel Botelho, son of MT. and Mrs. Manuel Botelho of 50 Fort Hill avenue, was discharged from the Army last Thursday at Fort Dix, N. J., and has returned home. He entered the service in December of l942 and has served in Europe nearly two years. His wife, the for mer Marie Pinto, lives at 1639 Thomaston avenue.
 T/Cpl. Wilbur J. .Sheehan, son of Mrs. Helen Sheehan of 10 Wheeler street, has enrolled for a tWo- months course at the Shriyenham American University, Shrivenham, England. He has been in four maj or campaigns during his IA months overseas.
 Thomas w. Garrity, Watertend- CT 2/c, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Garrity of l5 Fort Hill avenue, has been honorably discharged from the Navy at Seattle, Washington He served two-and-a-half years in the Pacific on the USS Chester. He and his wife, the former Catherine Williams, are now at Phoenix, Ariz. with Mrs. Garrity's parents, MT. and Mrs. Russell Williams, former residents of Downes street. The couple are expected to come to Waterbury within the next month to take up residence.
 Pfc. Daniel Tosta has been hon. orably discharged from the Army after two years spent in the ETC and now is>at his home, 20 Fort Hill avenue.