Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-18
WATERTOWN J0TTINGS.
LOCAL CHANGERS TO GIVE AN
 oLD-FAsHIoNED SUPPER.

In the Town Hall October 31-Pump-
 kin Pie and Other Good Things-A
 Law and Order League Representa-
 tive in Town-Columbia Lodge Holds
 Interesting Session.
 An interesting meeting of the gran gers was held last evening. It was voted to hold the grange meetings hereafter every week. instead of twice a month. Two weeks from last even ing the grange will give supper and entertainment in the town hall and rare treat may be expected. Every one knows the reputation held by the grangers for regular homemade, old fashioned spreads of pumpkin pie, ginger bread, baked apples, buildings, apple sauce, salads and such things. If you want good things to eat, and plenty of them. take in this event.
 No session of the public schools was held to-day owing to the state teach CTS convention at Hartford. The scholars enjoyed a day off and inn . proved their time by going a-chest- nutting.
 The remains of the late Ernest Hoxie of Waterville were conveyed here yes terday for interment in the new ceme- try.
 MT Blakeman, who has operated the meat market under the hill for some time past, sold his business yesterday to Lorenzo Wheeler and Clinton Jud- son, who took possession this morn I'm T1,e 0f .1k xx-iIl be retained. Both members of the new firm are experienced men.
 A cantata will be given in the Meth odist church Sunday evening, October 27, for the benefit of the music fund. The piece is entitled ''BelshazZars s Feast" and will be rendered by the full choir of the church. Rehearsals have been held regularly for the past six weeks and the members are well versed in their parts. No admission fee will be required but a collection will be taken. It is expected that a large audience will be present to give the choir encouragement for the hard work during the past few weeks.
 Frank Benedict of Hartford is visit ing the family of B. H. Mattoon.
 Harry H. Heminway and William H. Beers will leave the silk mill, having purchased a paper box manufacturing business in Waterbury.
 Columbia lodge, K. of P, held an interesting meeting in Pythian hall last evening. A large attendance was present and much enthusiasm was shown. The reports of the representa- tiyes who attended the grand lodge convention in New Haven last week were read and accepted with a hearty vote of thanks. The representatives incorporated in their report the ex- treme pleasantness of the grand lodge convention. John Evans was a can didate for the office of grand outer guard. One application was received for reinstatement and several others are expected at the next meeting. E. c. Marggraff and family have re- turned from their cottage at Laurel Beach where MT Marggraff has been duck shooting.
 Mir and Mrs O. D. Estey of Nova Scotia hill are entertaining quite a number of hunting parties from Wa terbury at their residence.
 Another Yale football team will play here against Tafts tomorrow after noon.
 A reading room has been started at Tafts school. The students are is- suing the '.Papyrus" again this year.
 It is stated on good authority that representative of the Law and Order league was here last evening and held a conference with the local clergymen in regard to an alleged complaint of illegal liquor selling in the town.
 Charles Maxwell has taken a posi- tion with the Narragansett Brewing company's branch establishment at Waterbury.