Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
NAUGATUCK COLUMN,
DotnGs of a Day Among Our NcIShbors
 Down the Valley.

DOtngs Of Day Among Our NeIShbOrs
 Down the Valley.
 The High school base ball nine new uni forms did not arrive in time for the boys to wear to Cheshire to-day to play the Academy nine. The Y. NJ. C. base ball club went to Winsted to play to-day.
 The list of unclaimed letters this week in postoffice is as follows: Mrs Allen. Mrs John LeAry. Mrs John Casey, Miss Jennie Shea. John W. Casey, Bikenti Qauwszavive, George Mather, Elliot HiHe, James Kin ney, William Smith and Jerh Sullivan.
 Charles H. Parmelee, aged 36 years, died at his home in Union City. this morning, from consumption. The funeral will take place Monday morning with services at the house at II o'clock. Iuterment will be in Allentown.
 Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Bertha, daughter of Thomas T. Northrop of Oak street, and William Hnrd of Madi- son.
 The Durham Hosiery Go Is quite busy, occasionally having to make extra time to fill orders i'll season.
 The warden and burgesses will meet on Monday evening next for the transaction of business.
 Tbe Sons of St George bave passed a
 
 Barron Their charter will be draped in mourning for two months.
 The board of education have made seventy per cent the standard for pupils of tt @ High school. in thelr summer exami- nations for graduating next month. They propose with the help of Superintendent Kane. to bring the school up to a much higher standard than It has hitherto at tained.
 Some six years since in writing up an article We made the state meut that d. though there We're only very few stores doing business on Church street, south of town hall. in a few yesrs It would be the business center of the town. This morn- ing between the hall and Rubber avenue We counted no less than thirty-three differ ent places of business, some three or four of them. the largest we have in the bor- ough It was only by chance that few enterprsing business men like Cook. Church, Barron and Brown got hold of the sto:es on east side Cf bridge and held good trade. With the building of the new stores on Church street by the St Michael society. another change may be expected and that is the removal of the postotfce to the west side of Railroad track. as the borough is outgrowIng Its present accommodations.
 Margaret Dalton Dunn. wife of Michael Dunn. an employe at the MalleAble works, died last night from consumption. She was 8 years of age and leaves two children. The funeral will take place from the family residence at 2:3O to- morrow afternoon. with servIces at St Francis church.
 E. B. Goodyear with his wife and daughter will attend the graduating txer- cises of his son Watson, from the Massa- chusetts school of technology, at Boston next week
 Isbell post. q A. R.. will attend ser vice at St Mchael's church tomorrow evening
 There WAS another large attendance at the festival last night the stage perform ance being quite attractive and loudly en- core d. Tonight the Good Will Social club. with Peter J. Ford Tn line of comic songs, will furnish the entertainment There Is also voting contest between the ! friends ot the two divisions of O. H :, l for an elegant gavel for use at their meet ing.
 Mir and Mrs Dr Futile will spend the Sabbath at Ansonia, IT clear they may drive to the sound for a shore dinner. The Woodford family are expecting 10 move into their new residence on Fairview avenue tarly next week. Members of the Welcome Scclal club minstrtls of Ansonia were in town yester- day arranging to come here and give minstrel performance at the Gem opera house on Wtdnt sday evening of next week.
 Now that the monument is moved which will permit the park to be graded, the electric hght pole should be moved either north or south on a hEe with the curb. 1t has rather an unsighly appearance and hides the view of the monument.