The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-30
Children To Parade tomorrow
 Drum Corps Lead
 Morch Stortinq At s Curve

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 Waterville, Oct. 30 - Children of Waterville will stage Halloween parade at 7:30 tomorrow night undo the direction of the Water vile Community Club, Chairman Charles Rasmussen of the club par ade committee announced today.
 All children in costume are asked to report at the s curve, where the parade will start. The line of march will be to Boyden Street, thence to Cooke Street, to Homer Street and to Sprague School Gymnasium. The Waterville Drum Corps will lead the parade.
 At the gymnasium, the Com munity Club will provide Q surprise for each of the children who take part in the parade. The public is invited.
 The Community Club will hold card party in the Sprague School gymnasium Wednesday evening, NOV 6, starting at 8, Mrs. Bertha L. Platt, chairman of the card party committee, announced today. Table prizes will be awarded and refresh ments served, and the public is in- vited. Special prizes awarded by the cluo recently also will be presented following the party.
 The Halloween Masquerade spon- sored by Arnama Post, v. F. w. will pc held tonight at in Sprague School gym.
 Shower
 Miss Irene LaChance and Mrs 6ern1ce LaChance were hostesses recently at miscellaneous shower at Forester's Hall for Miss Marie Cheney of East Main Street who will be married to Walter H. La Chance Saturday, Nov. g.
 Attending were: Mrs. Laura Cheney, Mrs. Henry LaChance, Mrs Edward LaChance, Mrs. John Coughlin, Mrs. William Boisvert. Mrs. George True, Mrs. Walter Derouin, Mrs John Corbett, Mrs. Victor Bouche, Mrs. Germaine Blan- chette. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Leo Chase, Mrs. Lester Andrews, Mrs. Charles Pickett, Mrs. Edward Cal Ian. Mrs Cecil Parenteau, Mrs. Jo- sephine Herbst, Mrs. Emma Moran and Mrs. Annabelle Turek.
 Also: Mrs. B. J. Ryan, Mrs. Ed mond Cheney, Mrs. Edward Beau chaine, Mrs. Charles Beard, Mrs. J. J. Beauchaine, Mrs. Albert Bagden, Mrs. William Heaney, Mrs. Charles Brechbuhler, Mrs. Arthur Shea, Mrs. Roger Boisvert, Mrs. Leo Gagne, and the Misses Ruth Faber, Madeleine Pickett, Gladys La- Chance, Florence Frazier, Jeanne Bradley, Helen True, Claire Chase, Jean ChaiSse, Gloria Derouin, Mill dred Boucher, Josephine LaChance, RoSanna LaChance, Flora Green wood and Helen Hart.
 Miss Alice Lane, Suffolk Street, entertained recently at. birthday party honoring Miss Dolores Ann ZukauskaS, Draher Avenue, at the Red Wing Cottage, Southbury.
 Those attending were: Marie De- Rienzo, Sarah Fratoddi, Helen Swartz, Gloria and Violet Violette, Anthony LeLeo, James Belury, Sal- vatore Caruso, James Sutliffe, George Reed. Albert Spillar, and Spencer Sheehan.
 The mid-week prayer meeting will ha held tomorrow y,icht at the IJnioY1 Church on Dwight Street.
 The business meeting of the Com munity Club scheduled next Tues day night has been postponed un- til Nov. 20, due to election day.
 Edward Seery of Sampson Street is a patient at the Waterbury Hos pital.
 Casper s. Davis Post, American Legion, will hold annual Armis- tice Day ceremonies in the Water vile Park Sunday, Nov TO- Com mander Fred Poudin will preside and will present the speaker of the day. Gold star mothers, vet erans of two World Wars, repre- sentatives of the various service mems organizations and other friends will be in attendance. The posts drum corps will provide the special musical selections for the day.
 The exercises will be held at noon.