Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-06
DOWN THE VALLEY,
Officers fin Charge of the Polling Place.
 at TO-Day's Election.

MaFu are A. C. Futile, k. B. Goodyear I Thomas H. Benton. William J. Near,
 and John Kennedy. ! The second ward polls were held next tC Flynn's office, the moderator being Will
 liam A. Frost; the counters. William Ken nedy, Eugene Geary, William C. Hart
 Andrew Wylie and Charles F. .Hungerford
 ,tln the third ward Horns store on the Foundry road was used for voting place the moderator being David B. Meramble counters, Charles l.. Berger, Oscar l. Warner, Fred S. Carrier, Thomas w Ahearn and Frank Twitchell. The poll | opened at 10:30 this morning and will clos, l at , p. m.
 The old board of warden and bur ! gesses will meet tomorrow night and finisl up some business, besides auditing tn, monthly bills.
 II. Twitchell Sl Sons new shop at Unio1 City is so be one-story high, 46X9S feet ir | dimensions. It will be situated just nortl l of the present factory. The reception of the Women's Stud, | club will be given on Tuesday, May IL l Each member has the privilege of inviting two friends.
 With the exception of Sundays, Dl Spring expects to be in New York city fol the next few weeks, taking a post gradu, | ate course on diseases of women and chil. dren. Dr Bull will take care of his pa. l tients.
 County Health Officer Hoadley writes | that the bill now before the senate regard. ing health officers can in no way affect | this borough so long as the board of bur gesses appoints health officer. The bill will probably be slightly amended to do 1 away with the requiring of a medical man | being appointed.
 The ladies had large turnout at their | festival on Saturday night. The stage at | fractions were given by the Good Will club, assisted by some negro dclineators | from Waterbury. It being 10 o'clock be | fore dancing commenced, and as l o'clock | was the hour for closing. it was deemed | advisable to continue another night. This evening the articles will be drawn, the rest of the time being devoted to dancing. The three oldest persons in the borough and all old residents, are sad to be Mrs Sarah L. Spencer. widow of Leonard Spencer, nearly %; Asahel Lewis, So, an,l Edward Hard, S3. If there are any 0lde', than these the DEMOCRAT would like :,I know it.
 Hearing was had in probate court on Saturday on the will of Samuel Whitely Ann Whiteley was appointed eXeCutrix and Thomas Hartie and William J. Moore appraisers.
 The DEMOCRAT is under compliments 10 the Queen of the Forest circle. C. of F, for an invitation to their reception and so- cial. to be given at the Foresters' hall next Thursday evening.
 Any person living in the vicinity of the center can have the Evening DEMOCRAT left at their home before 6p. m. for twelve cents a week by leaving their address at NOonan's shoe store. The increasing de- mand is causing new routes to be formed often. now.
 Frank L. Hoadley who went to Florida. for his health last fall. is expected bacL. to-day. He is somewhat improved,
 The Citizens band will give social dance at Barnnm's hall on Friday evening The band is worthy of patronage.
 The foundation for a large IesidenC for George w. Andrew. on the heights, $ very nearly completed.
 William E. Higgins of New Haven is the legal guardian of the three orphan children of the late Matthew Beirne.
 Jerome B. Fuller has the stakes driven for dwelling house on the lot he pur . chased from R. $. Woodward.
 The regular weekly meeting of King s. Daughters will be held tonight,
 Selectman Johnson with force of men has been doing good job filling in gravel near the new iron bridge on Prospect. street.
 Mrs. Thomas Benton. with Mrs James Eldin, Mir. BentOn's mother, have gone to. Hartford for aifew days visit.
 Conrad Holm got into a row with Adolf Hammelstrom on Water street last Satur- day n ght. He tackled a bad customer, who nearly ''done him up," it being the most desperate fight of the season. The blood lay in pools on the street after the afray. Officer Grant arrested both, who. gave bonds for their appearance to-mor-- row.
 There was a large attendance at St Francis church yesterday. We hear that. Father Lenahan expects to secure a male. organist for the church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed, and also William Schaffer, returned from the south on Saturday.
 Frederick Payne was kicked in the face by horse he was cleaning yesterday and bruised considerably.
 There was a large parade of children from St. Francis church to the matinee on Saturday. The boy minstrels gave the entertainment.
 Qeorge Rumney to-day received word of the hleath of his sister. Everything was quiet about the polls to- day. A good-sized vote is being cast.
 Choir Master Minors programme for yesterday at the Congregational church morning worship was: Ire Deum," Buck i; "Gloria," AbramOra; response, "Pm Pilgrim," Hoyt, and contralto solo which was beautifully rendered by Miss Smith. "When the Mists have Cleared Away" by Hensha@.