Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-26
CITY NEWS.

SollIptthy A, N 4N Nsill give dance Thanksgiving eve. American band orchestra. 4 E.s.ssl 4@l~g 4f
 The Misses Mary Kelly and Lena AIessick have returned from a snort vacation in New York city. @-
 Miss Bessie. Pagan of William street, a graduate of the class of 1900 of the Waterbury High school. has accepted a position as clerk at Kelly's store in the eastern section of the city. -
 The funeral of the late Charles l.. Merrill will take place at 1 o'clock to- morrow afternoon from his late resi- dence on Hospital avenue, with ser vice by the Rev F. D. Buckley. and interment in Mill Plain cemetery. -,
 The funeral of Edward Scul1y took place this morning from the family residence on High street to the I'm macuiate Conception church, where a mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father McGuane. The re- mains were taken to Danbury for bur ial
 There was a social gathering last night at the residence of Miss Mar garet Donahue on Pemberton street, when a program was rendered consist ing of selections on the guitar and mandolin by Messrs Wiggins and Car ty. with accompaniments on the piano by Miss Nellie Donahue and solos by Miss Katie Moriarty. Miss Annie Don ahue. John H. Phelan and George Higgins. Refreshments were served. H. H. SpOoner. eX-preSident of the Connecticut Christian EndeIvor union. addressed a large audience at the mems meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. in Jacques Opera house yesterday after noon. Prior to the lecture there was prelude by the association's orches- tra, sacred song service conducted by Mr TripD. readings from the Scrip ture by Secretary Ross and singing by the Fisk jubilee singers of Nashville, Tenn. Dr Merrell of Fisll's univer- sity offered prayer. Next Sunday An thony Comstock will speak at the same place.
 The precipitation 'cf the past for weight hours amounted to over two inches of water. and the indications are that it will Ee twice that before the storm ceases. Tie water is rush ing ove1. the spillway at the NigWam reservoir in a sheet twenty-cne inches high and it is still rising. so that we may rest easy for another seven or eight months. so far as the water QueS- tion is concerned. The only thing now lacking to make our happiness com pIete is the assurance of something good to mix with it during the cold weather.
 The regular meeting of St JOseph's T. A. society, held yesterday after noon. was a very interesting one. The report of the far committee showed a handsome balance in favor of the sS- ciety. Six new members were added to the roll and it was voted to paint the house inside and out, repair and paper the smoking and sitting rooms, and pay off a generous portion of the mortgage on the property. all to be | finished by Christmas eve, when the society will hold a smoker to celebrate | the event. The society will also go in a/body to holy communion Sunday, December 9. at the s o'clock mass. A quiet. though pretty marriage. was | sOlemniZed at the church of the I'm macUlate Conception this morning at S:45 by the Rev Father McGuane, the contracting parties being Henry Joy | of Grandview street and Miss Sara Hardy Of 33 South Willow street. Wal 1 ter Joy. brother of the groom, and Miss Margaret Sweeney. cousin of the
 
 maid. The bride and bridesmaid were nattily attired in gowns of grey. with hats to match. and they carried bou Guets of white chrysanthemumS in l their hands The church was well | filled with friends Of the young couple who are very popular. Joseph Hardy and Edward Sweeney. brother and 1 cousin, respectively, of the bride. act ed as ushers After the marriage cer emony a wedding breakfast was held at the home of the bride on South Will | low street. at which the intimate friends of both parties were present The wedding gifts were many ani beautiful. The bridal pair left on the l 10:5O train for their honeymoon il New York and other cities. On theil return they will reside at B Soutl Willow street.
 JAMES F. MARTIN vs HEBER H
 MELTON AND BENJAMIN R
 KELSEY. Trustee.
 District Court of Waterbury, No
 vember 27. 1900. l ORDER OF SALE. By virtue of an order of the Distric | Court of Waterbury. I will sell on tn
 premises. on Tuesday. December 4th | at o'clock in the afternoon, to th' | highest bidder, the following described | premises:
 A piece of land situated in the tow1 | of Waterbury. and bounded
 Northerly forty-one (4D feet on Eas | Main street;
 Easterly on land of Jared Frost O | land formerly his:
 Southerly on Mad river: and
 Westerly on land of Sarah E. Por l ter:
 being the same property heretofore oc
 cupied by Austin B. Pierpont,. at x, | ITS East Main street.
 FREDERICK -M. -PEASLEY. | KH