Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-19
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

-The Rev Father Jordan has re- turned from his vacation.
 Miss Rose Lyons of Alder street is visiting friends in New York city.
 James Mitchell of Bank street is spending few days at Crescent beach.
 The Rev Father Sullivan is enjoy ing q two weeks vacation in Atlantic City.
 The regular monthly meting of the St Thomas c. A. A. will be held tonight.
 Mrs Connors of Bank street has re- turned from q two weeks visit with friends ill Norwich.
 Dennis Harrington of Railroad HiH street has accepted a position in D. J. McGrath's market.
 MT and Mrs B. NJ. Peck of Clarke street have returned from a two weeks vacation in Watertown.
 J. c. Latus of Bank stret is enjoy ing few weeks vacation in various places in Massachusetts.
 Mrs F.. J. Lynch and daughter. Catherine. of Lafayette street, have re- turned from Walnut Beach.
 Miss Agnes Robbins of Highland avenue has returned home after spend ing the summer at Prospect.
 Mrs Michael Shea of South Leon ard street is enjoying vacation in different parts of New Jersey.
 Miss Marie Cobleigh of Washing ton avenue and Miss Esther Dwyer have returned from vacation at Block Island
 -Rev Charles A. Schlipf, pastor of the German Baptist church has re- turned from visit to the Pan-Ameri- can exposition
 MT and Mrs NJ. D. Brown who have been visiting Mrs John Scully of this section. have returned to their home in Yonkers, N. |.
 Miss Florence Baker of Riverside street, stenographer for IT. B. Smith, left Saturday for Pittsfield, Mass, where she will spend two weeks.
 Mrs Thomas Jackson of James street and Mrs Elizabeth Race of East Main street. have returned from New York, where they spent two weeks.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Patrick's church tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock for the late Thomas Mellon of Jackson street.
 Miss Annie Ringenberg of Law renee street and Miss Lillian Bahr of Clark street will leave in a day or two for a months trip to different parts of Pennsylvania.
 Preparations are rapidly being completed for the clam bake of the Brooklyn Hygeia club at Adamss grove, Town Plot. on September 1, 1901. A large crowd will be in at tendance.
 Messrs Clohessy, Boylan, Clancey, | and Ray have returned from their cruise along the Sound. They brought home with them many stories about some of their funny experiences while on the Sound.
 Miss Agnes Dunphy of Riverside street is filling the position of book keeper at D. J. McGrath's meat mar ket in the absence of Miss Margaret Brennan, who is enjoying two weeks, vacation at Block Island. -The Brooklyn Athletic club held an enthusiastic meeting yesterday and decided to give sociable Friday eve l ming, September 13, ill the clubs hall. l The following committee was appoint ed to make the arrangements: James Madden, John Dunphy, John O'Brien, l M. Mulcahy, Michael Madden. The Lafayettes won $10 and the championship of the city by defeating | the Fourth Wards at Riverside park 1 yesterday by the score of s to 4. The | game was q hard fought contest and | was replete with. fine plays by players l on both teams. The feature of the game was the pitching of Commerford of the Lafayettes, the batting of Han non and Reece, the fielding of William Laller all of the Lafayettes, and the l playing of Cavanaugh and F. O'Brien of the Fourth Wards. The batteries | were Commerford and Dwyer for the l Lafayettes and Rheickenstein and Cun- ningham for the Fourth Wards. Five of the Lafayettes played in the City Amateur league yesterday, three l played with the B. A. O., one with the 1 w. H. A. c. and one with the St l Thomas Cadets.