Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-18
WATERFOWL JOTTINGs
Services at the Various Churches
 Farewell Dance Tonight.

Farewell Dance Tonight.
 Another farewell dance will be given a the town hall this evening. in honor of the Misses Mary Ann and Katie Burns. who will leave shortly for their former home in Pennsylvania. These two young people have the good wish eS of their numerous young friends who have been so fortunate as to make their acquaintance. A good time is assured all who attend. Music will be furnished by Cams orchestra.
 r. l.. Thompson. the harneSSmaker. has closed up his store and gone to Boston. Whether he has closed his business permanently or temporarily We do not know, but think it is the former.
 Sunday Services.
 Services were held at the churches as usual yesterday. although the walk ing was decidedly disagreeable, and the attendance in most cases was large. At St Johns church mass was celebrated at 11:13 q. m., Father O'Donnell ofticiating. In the evening Father O'Donnell preached an eloquent sermon in Bristol. Evening services were held in the other churches and the attendance was large.
 An Accident.
 Two young fellows, well intoxicated, met with an accident on the East Side which caused them to walk to their home in Waterbury. distance of seven miles, The fellows were driving down the road east of the Heminway silk mill when one of the shafts broke. throwing them both out. both being slightly injured. Before the horse was stopped the wagon was badly smashed. The horse was not injured.
 Notes.
 Bernard Atwood is quite sick.
 Thomas Mccarthy of Waterbury was the guest of his father over Sunday.
 Jerome Leonard. an employe of Will liam J. NLunson. has gone to New York state where he has purchased q car load of potatoes.
 George Somers. son of John Somers of Woodbury, is visiting at the Somers hotel.
 Several of the schools in the outly- ing districts opened this morning after a brief vacation. There is a great deal of sickness among the pupils in the outlying districts.
 Miss Renehan. q NaugatuclS school teacher. spent Sunday at the residence of MT Macdonald.
 Miss Mabel Skilton. a student at the Emerson school of oratory in Boston. is spending q few weeks vacation with raaltiyes in town. Miss Skilton is q WatertoWn girl.
 Charles Wintermute has accepted q position with the Waterbury Manufac- turing Co.
 r. NJ. Painter will leave this week for Shelton. where he has accepted q lucrative position.
 F. o. Bowers has returned from q business trip to New York.
 The Law and Order leagues visit to Watertown seems to have done conSid- erable towards the stopping of liquor selling.
 Watertown sent down a large dele gation to witness the perf% %mance by Primrose and DockStader's minStrels Saturday night.
 George White has taken a position in the A. \. Woolson factory.
 Frank Hubbard has been laid up with q severe sickness during the past few months. but was able to be out of doors yesterday.
 The condition of Patrick Doherty is improving.
 D. G. Sullivan was out of town yes terday visiting relatives.
 Grange meeting Thursday evening" A large attendance is requested.
 Miss Nellie Mack, a school teacher who has been quite sick, is improving rapidly.