Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-19
WATERVlLLE
The Baseball Team viii Hold T Mas
 querade Tonight.

me Baseball Team Will Hold Mas
 querade Tonight.
 " The steam roller, which IS to be iIsed Dy Pagan Brothers in laynig the mac adam road arrived here ,yestertlay ana IS at present in the rear of the Water Vile hotel. Its services will not be re qulred until next Monday.
 Tn Highland Whist club. of Iieh. land Park, Waterbury, gave their regll- lar private semi-monthly socialle and dance at Carter's hall last evening. Al number of persons were present and d pleasant evening was spent by all.
 Among those who. were present nt Hartford yesterda in the. interest Of the proposed bridge over the Nauca- tuck river were the following from this place: p. E. Sprague, George s. Jenks, Il. M. Rigney, Homer Welton and George A. Driggs. They had no ol1- portunity to express their opinion as to the desirability and necessity of the. bridge, 1nas1nuch as the hearing was postponed until April 31, owing to the Introduction of an amended bill
 Rev. Afr. Trinkaus left to-day 10 as- sume his new duties as pastor of the Buffalo avenue church in New York city. Rev. MT. Moffatt, the new pastor of the Grace NJ E.. church is expected to be here in time to preside at the Sunday services. MT. Moffatt is no stranger to number of the older in- habitants of this village. as he held the same pastorate here about eighteen years ago.
 Timoth Bahan, an emplaye of the Waterville hotel met with q slight sc- cident in Waterbury yesterday. He was driving down Bishop street when the seat of the wagon slipped and at the same time the horse turned sharply to one side of the street, pitching MT. BalIan, not very gently, to the ground. His arm and leg was severely bruised and he was considerably shaken up.
 At Pythian hall last evening sur. prise party was given in honor of Frank O. Roberts. superintendent Of the Berbecker X Rowland concern A large number of MT. Roberts friends were present and the evening was mer- rily passed in singing and dancing and otller amusements. Several speeches were made and the speakers showed n thorough Knowledge of the art of making after dinner speeches. It was n seasonable hour when the merry fes- tivities came to an end and the merry gathering dispersed and wended their several ways honleward with pleasant memories of the evenings festivities flowing in their minds.
 The members of the Waterville Baseball team are All ready to accord a royal welcome to their many friends tonight at the Pythian hall, for to- night they will hold their masquerade ball., for the success of which they have been working diligently for sev- eral weeks. Waterville Is to be rep resented by crack team in the City Amateur league of Waterbury and therefore the team needs some money. The people of this village will be af- forded plenty of amusement hy the ball games in this league, which are of an interesting nature. The boys need encouragement and they could not be encouraged in q better manner than by the presence of a large crowd at the Pythian hall tonight. Carn's orchestra will furnish music for. the dancing and Professor Carn will do the prompting. Prizes will be allowed to the most eomically dressed gentleman and to the lady who possesses the pret- tiest costume.