Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-14
wArERrowH Jorr1Nas
Mission Commences at St Johns ~ Church.

Mass was celebrated yesterday at St Johns church at 11:15 a. m. The mass was largely attended. Father Mclean delivered the sermon of the day and his eloQuence kept the con- gregation interested throughout. The program for the mission was also given out. A mission mass will be said each morning during the week at o'clock a. m., which every working person who can is expected to attend. The mass will be over in time to en- able every one to get home, get break fast, and be on hand for their daily duties. Another mass will also be said for those who ale old and infrm, and others for whom it is impossible to attend the earlier mass. The school children are invited to attend at this mass. In the evening the services will commence promptly at 1:s0, will open with a short sermon, then the rosary, the regular mission ser mon, and concluding with the benedic- tion- It is expected that all of these services will be well attended by both young and old. Mrs Bowers and Miss Minnie Murphy of Waterbury will fur uish music.
 Hard Luck
 A Woodbury farmer met with quite a serious accident while here on Sat urday. The man had been to Wa terbury with light business wagon loaded with farm produce and was re- turning home at 2 lively rate. When about half way up the Academy hill the horse commenced to slip and did not stop until the wagon had been ov- erturned and the farmer badly bruised. He secured a wheel for his team, as one of the wheels was de molishsd, and started on his way to Woodbury, which We trust he reached in safety.
 Vale of last years class spent Supa day at the Taft school.
 Miller, the barber's "house of rest'' was filled with guests last evening.
 The Taft school hockey team will play it's first game on next Saturday.
 Another meeting of Albert Skilton's singing class will be held this week.
 Has any one lost any more chick ems? MT Nocoli recovered none of those stolen from his some time ago.
 The slefghing was good about town yesterday and many ava1led them selves of the opportunity for a sleigh ride.
 Work was stopped last Saturday on all the buildings that are being put up here, owing to the coating of ice that covered everything.
 Several new books have been add ed to the town library recently.
 The trolley car for Oakville was somewhat behind scheduled time on two mornings last week, owing to the coating of ice that covered the rails. Work in all the factories is quite brisk at present.
 The report of the recent show given by the Nausatuck Valley Poultry as- socia ton has not as yet been made out, but will be ready inside of few days. The association did not expect to make much money out of the first venture, as there was much addlt1on, al expense, which will not be incurred at succeeding shows. such as the buy ing of coops, advertising, etc. A meet, ing of the association will be held al Baumgartner's store in Waterbury this evening.
 A rehearsal of the members of F. \, Deland's theatrical company will be held at MT Deland's tomorrow evening.
 The ice storm of last week did not stop the supply man who visits Wa tertown weekly.
 Mrs Bowers and Miss Minnie Mur' phy spent Sunday in town. | William Monahan. formerly em l ployed by Charles Griswold, the black | smith, has severed his connection ano accepted position with Gllmour II l Waterbury.
 1 Miss Florence Atwood, who spent 1 Sunday with her parents hefe, re turned this morning to New Bf1taln | where she Is a student at the state l normal school