Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-17
CITY NEWS,

1ne F1fSI bapIlSL anu the OulNerSdl- ist churches observed children's day yesterday.
 The Barbers' union will hold an i1n- portant meeting this evening at their headquarters on Grand street
 Miss Maria Kenny of Middlebury is spending few days at the home of her friend, Miss Clara Bitz.
 The graduating exercises of the class of 1901 of the Washington street school will be held tomorrow after noon.
 The regular meeting of the Sixth division, A. O. H., will be held this evening at the rooms in G. A. k. block.
 Loyal Pride of the Valley lodge, I. O. of F., has changed it's place of meet ing from the Burns club hall to John son hall.
 The First Congregational church has appointed George w. Beach and F. B. Hoadley to select an assistant pastor for their parish.
 There will be a mass Wednesday church for the repose of the late Mrs
 
 Miss Carrie Engert, stenographer for Henry l.. Rowland, won the 50 gold piece door prize the other evening at the fair given by the Pequot club.
 The St Anthony's Ladies' Temper ance society will hold a lawn festival this evening at the residence of Mrs Grimes, corner of Summer and Hill streets.
 Dr Parry delivered an interesting ad- dress last night before the American Mechanics and the Daughters of Lii berty His subject was 'The Glory of American Citizenship"
 The Prang drawing exhibit which was shown at the Paris exposition of 1890 will be exhibited at the High school building this afternoon and evening from to o'clock.
 Henry F. Allen, formerly of Brock ton, Mass, is visiting his nephew, l.. NJ. Smelledge, 134 Griggs street. MT Allen is having a sixty days furlough from the National home at Togus, Me.
 Company G, c. N. G., accompanied by a large number of private citizens, left here yesterday afternoon for Buff falo. They were escorted to the depot by the American band and delegation from Company A
 Members of the Friendly league who are planning to attend the convention at Buffalo in August must register their names before June 20. A de posit of $1 is necessary to secure ad- commodations early. afe
 The following are the new officers of Division No 5, A. O. H.: President, William F. Moher; vice president. Pat rick Grove; financial secretary, Peter Griffin; recording secretary, William Riordan; grand guide, J. Griffin.
 Governor Mclean has appointed Ed itor c. F. Chapin and Representative George l.. Lilley to represent the Wa terbury end of Connecticut at the Pan American exposition at Buffalo. This is Connecticut week at the exposition.
 A soeiab1e and stage entertainment will be given Wednesday night, June19, at Turn hall, Seovill street, for the benefit of the German school attached to St Cecilia's parish. Dancing with orchestra accompaniment. Admission 15 cents. # l5yl.s Miss Clara Bftz went to WaterviIle Saturday to spend the day and when She returned she Twas surprised by a number of schoolniates and friends who had assembled at her home to have a good time. Many pretty pieces were played on the piano by the Misses Ma die Freeman, Rose and Alice Hutchin- son, Bertha Betts, Frieda Weiss and Alta Coddington. Miss Rflda Wing blade gave several selections on the zither.
 The Star of Waterbury lodge, No 2S5, l. o. B. A., held a general meeting yesterday, and the following officers were elected: Joseph Shapero, presi- dent; Frank Greenberg, vice president; Lyman Israeli financial secretary; Ma 1 than Kirjasoff, recording secretary;i \ Isadore Goldstein, treasurer Harry. Greenberg, first trustee;= Herman Gas sel, second trustee; Samuel Fenkle- stein, outside guardian; Isadore T. Axlerod appointed by grand master district deputy.rcss
 The International Association of Ma chinists, Brass City lodge, will give another picnic at the Waterbury Driy- ing park, next Friday and Saturday af- ternoons and evenings. A full orches tra will furnish excellent music for dancing. The committee promise to make this event more successful social ly than the last, as they will be bet tCA CP0A CQ lO utuulc Iuo CTOWQ. A great majority of the people who at tended the last one are very desirious of having it repeated and are taking tickets A.good program Of sports will be arranged. The committee wish it understood that any one who contri- buted to the last picnic will not be ask ed to contribute again although anyone desirious of doing so will kindly inform F. w., Dixon or F. Morris, soliciting committee. The committee is as fol lows: Treasurer, H. Baker; financial secretary, J. Rusgrove; bar committee J. Dunn, ". Kurtz; Music committee w. Allen; transportation, F. Morris: ground committeeman, F. Dixon: solic- itfng committee, F. Morris, F. Dixou.
 Miss Sadie Higgins of Long Island City, N. r., who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs O'Marah of Aver street. for the past two weeks, returned home on the S.12 train this manning Iaa4