The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
WATERTOWN
WATERTOW Correspondent Stephen Canty; p Scott Ave- Phone lO06 Senior Girl Scouts Enjoy Holiday Hop
 Nancy Caldwell and Robert Mclean
 Prize Winners; Three Masses at St.
 John's New Years Morning

Watertown, Dec. 30.-Over 50 boys ana girls attended the Holiday Hop, given by the Watertown Senior Giri Scout troops, in the Coligre- gational church house Thursday evening. MT. and Mrs. Herbert 8. Dayton, MT. and Mrs. John Kearns and MT. and Mrs. E. J. Barlow serve as patrons and patronesses.
 Corti's orchestra played for the dancing and prizes for the elimina- ton dance were won by Nancy Cald- we'll and Robert Mclean and for the spot dance by Nancy Edwards and Robert Derry. During the even- ing refreshments were served.
 Attending were: Nancy Linsky, Henry Sorenson, Dorothy Ann Bass ford, William Hassell, Carol Coon Justin Smith, Nancy Lynn, Bud Judd, Betty Mclean, Kenneth San- ford, Shirley Moseley, Leland Will cock, Grace Peck, Joseph Kelley Eleanor Pronovost, Ernest Wheeler Shirley Rice, Daniel Zuraitis, Nina Ring, Lawrence Ganung, Maribel Wills, Louis Lorenson, Sally Cun.- n,ings, Hugh Campbell, Nancy Cald- well, Rachard Hattson.
 Also. Tirzah Atwood, Ted Barkau- skas, Barbara Rose, John Caldwell Artelle Anderson, Jeorme Cassidy Margaret Garceau, Robert Mclean Nancy Long, David Pope, Grace Collins, Malcolm Bliss, Bronson Tev. erson, Robert Barlow, Ann Jessell James Locke, Cynthia Atwood Charles Miller, Lillian Haddad, Ger. aid Quesnel, Ursula Richter, Alar Birdsall, Nancy Edwards, Rober' Derry, Kathleen Marcoux, Bernard Quesnel.
 Received baptism
 George Nelson Lockhart, son O. Carleton Eugene Lockhart and Nina Haywood Lockhart received Holy Baptism at Christ Episcopal church on St. Thomas Day, December 2l The Rev. Thomas s. Cline, D. D. officiated at the service.
 Library Notice
 The Watertown Library will clos' at 6 p. m. Monday, New Years Evt and will remain closed until Wed nesday, January 3.
 St. Johns Church
 Sunday. Masses will be at ', 8:1! and 10 a. m. Mass in Bethlehem at II a. m. There will be Rosary Litany of the Blessed Virgin ant Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 7:30 D. m.
 Monday. Confessions will be heart from 4 to and from 2 to g p. m There will be no meeting of thu CYO.
 Tuesday. New Years Day, thu Feast of the Circumcision. Masse at 6, 8 and 10 a. m.; Mass il Bethlehem at a. m. There will b' no evening devotions.
 Thursday. Confessions will b, heard from 4 to and 2 to g p. m
 Friday, the First Friday: Masse will be at 6 and T a. m. There vii Se devotions in honor of the Sa cred Heart at 7:30 p. m.
 Christ Episcopal Church
 Sunday, December 30, the frs Sunday after Christmas. Hol, Communion at 8 a. III. Church school at 9:45 a. m.: morning pray CT and sermon at Il a. m.; follow. ed by service of Holy Baptism at 12 noon. The Young People, Service league will meet at 7:30 p m.
 Tuesday, New Years day ant The Feast of the Circumcision There will be celebration O. Holy Communion at II a. m. Methodist Church Sunday-Church school will mee at 10 a. m. Morning service at | a. m., Building Good Will" vii be the subject of the sermon b. the Rev. Fred Wilcock. The nurser. will be conducted during the serv' ice inour for the children of parent attending the service. The Youtl Fellowship supper and reunion, fo