Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-04
WATERFOWL JoTTINGs
Funeral of Moses Jordan-W. A. U
 Dance Tonight.

Dance Tonight Some one has lately done little
 much needed repairing to the side
 walk north of the brlck store. Asnes
 were carted there and now for a short
 distance we have q very good s1deWaIh-
 Now if the selectmen would only heip
 a little, the sidewalk could be put Ill
 first class shape before the snow hies.
 Notes.
 Odd lots of carpets at half price
 during our clearance sale. MorIarty Waterbury Furniture Go. George Brown met with an accident
 yesterday afternoon which resulted quite painfully. He was skating, when he fell, coming in contact With the ice quite forcibly and cutting his eye badly.
 The funeral of Moses w. Jordan, who died in Waterville on Wednes- day, was held in that place to-day. h.
 torment took place here. The regular meeting of the Water town grange was held last evening. A good sized attendance was in evidence The subjects for the evenings dlscus- sion were very interesting. Did yDu know that your box rent at the postctfce is due? The dance of the Watertown A. C.. will be held this evening. The mu- sic will probably be furnished by Han ley's orchestra of Thomaston. The stage attraction this time will be par ticularly good. number of local tal- ent making their debut. MT McFad-
 den will sing Paul Dresser's Give Us Just Another Lincoln" The Center school will reopen on Monday. The teachers ill the various rooms will be the same. with the ex- ception of those in four and five, new teachers appearing in their places. Installation of officers of the k. of P. took place last evening. The meet 1 ing was we'll attended. | Mir Haskins of New Haven is visit l ing at the residence of George HaskinS of this town.
 The road is in first class condition and many lively races are in evidence daily.
 Most of the Taft school boys have 1 returned from their Christmas vaca- | ton. The school will reopen next 1 week. Many of the local fanciers are an 1 ticipating sending birds to the coming . fair of the NaucaIuci Valley Poultry : IDul lllc lStSt ItN Soi f7 l Watertown has sent some of the best l birds ever seen at shows in this sec ! ton and secured most of the prizes. Let us hope that this be no exception. 1 All those wishing to become mem 1 bers of Albert Skilton'S singing class ! should hand in their names to him be I fore the end of the present week. Cn- i less . sufficiently large class is secured 1 we will have no class here this winter. i No one would be better pleased than | Mir Skilton to see q class here. 1 George Grant, prescription clerk at | B. c. Atwood's drug store, has found l the dog lost by him some time ago. | 4 small fox skin mounted by Bras | tus Barlow has been placed on eXhl- l bition at the drug store of D. c. Sul- iyan and is attracting considerable at l tentiOn.
 1 The skating on the various ponds 1 about town is quite good. l Harry Wemet of Waterbury is 1 spending q few days with his parents l on the east side.
 l Watertown has been infested by 1 tramps during the past few days. So 1 far those who have been this way seemed willing to work for a meal.
 Lowest prices on record in our
 great clearance sale. Moriarty's Wa
 terbury Furniture Co.