Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-19
CITY NEWS.

~As V. OCAIALSo ndS DCNh N-OD~-~ succeed the late E. M. Burrall as yes tryman at St Johns church.
 H. W. Leach entertained the inmates of the almshouse last night by an in teresting performance on the grapha- phone.
 The First division. A. O. H., will hold an important meeting tonight. All the members are requested to be present.
 Rev Father Coppens of New Brit ain. formerly curate at St Ann's church, was visiting friends in this city yesterday.
 The Waterville degree team exem- plitied the degree on six new candi- dates at the meeting of Court Hamil- ton, F. of A.. last night.
 The Catholic Women's association will hold their weekly home evening tonight. All the members are re- quested to be on hand.
 Sheridan lodge, N. E. o. P, will hold an important meeting tomorrow even ing, when the election of officers will take place. Every member is re quested to be present.
 A basketball team from the Y. NJ. c. A. went to Winsted Tuesday night where they played the Y. NJ. c. A. team of that town The home team won by the score of 37-17 No first team has been organized as yet at the Y. NJ. c. A., but Physical Director Clapp intends to have a first team or ganized after the holidays.
 There will be few vacant seats in the High school assembly hall on Sat urday night when Charles B. Under hill, the we'll known impersonator, will appear once more before a Waterbury audience. Mir Underhill is said to have plenty of opportunity to display his ability in "A Christmas Carol" Tickets have been selling rapidly.
 John Plumb of Bridgeport, brake man in the employ of the New York, New Haven X Hartford road, fell from the tender of an engine at the Bank street crossing. this city, last night, receiving a scalp wound and q few bruises on the face. He was re- moved to the Waterbury hospital. The engine was not in motion when the accident happened.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Hayes took place this morning from her late home on Granite street to St Francis Xaviers church, where a mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Flemming. The bearers were Cornelius Lahey, Thomas O'Brien, Michael and Patrick Daly. The re- mains were taken to Chicopee, Mass, for burial, in charge of Mulville
 The Outlook is a weekly newspaper and m0nfhlV maUazin0 in a nm der one subscription price, It's maga- zine number for January has eight il- luStrated articles, two stories (one by Sarah Orne Jewett), carefully writ | ten history of the weeks doings and many book reviews. There are full page portraits of new political figures | of prominence, articles of anecdotal l biography. a most entertaining install ment of Edward Everett Hale's Mem ories of a Hundred Years" and much else of permanent value.
 | The following are the new officers of St Jean Baptiste society: President Joseph Gauthier; yice-president, Thom as Rochon; financial secretary. T. B l Berube; assistant financial secretary I Alfred Blondin; recording secretary 1 Alfred Pratt; corresponding secretary Edmond Guilbert; treasurer, N. Dau phinais; physician, Louis Thibeault ! Official visitors, A. Alard, Joseph Fur cot; sentinels, Theo Valrand, William | Ealrand; finance committee, N. Der nier. J. B. Vallee, O. Gervais After the meeting the members wer, entertained by Dr Thibeault at hi: home on Elm street.
 Cards have been issued announcing
 hot Ta1 ar.xyQ af i+op
 ian church in Newton. Mass, Paul Da
 vid Hamilton and Marion Frances Pc
 ters will be married. A reception vii
 follow the church ceremony, afte
 which the newly married couple vii
 depart on a tour which will last unti
 May l, when they will be ''at home
 at 6 Frederick street. this city. NJ
 Hamilton is prominently connecte,
 with the E. c. Church company ol
 Grand street and is q son of the lat
 Captain and Mrs David E. Hamilton
 while the parents of the bride ar
 prominent in the society of their town
 Radiant Star lodge held it's annua
 meeting last night and elected the fol
 lowing officers: Commander, Willi
 Foster; vice-commander, Lawrence Pc
 terson; aid commander. Cornelia LC peg; marshal. Caroline Fisher; scribe Myra Cummings; treasurer, Mary ( . Knapp; accountant, Jennie Connol , chaplain. Mary Firk; NJ. of.C.. Matti , Hungerford; inside guard, Margare Slason; outside guard, Juliatta Walker organist. Sarah Warner; trustee. Sarah Warner, Louis Tebeondeau and Caroline Lopez. Previous to tn election of officers routine business wa transacted and five applications T. ceived.
 . Excelsior council, o. U. A. M., me . last night and chose these officer. Councillor Frederick w. Blakesle.
 vice-councilor, Howard Bowen; record , ing secretary, J. A. Mckay; assistaI recording secretary, w. A. Chase
 financial secretary, F. A. Henry; trea : urer, Chauncey Seeley; conducto
 William l.. Leyering; examiner, Lore
 Chase; inside protector, C. Bowni,
 outside protector, Fred c. Clark; m
 sician, c. l.. Root; trustees, k. A. Fit
 E. R. Shepard, F. A. Henry, Georg LFox and Chauncey Seeley alternate
 F. B. Blakeslee, H. A. Burdick, Sero ! Decker, William Selby and George
 Futile, ST.
 . Wfnona lodge, Rebekah. No 8, I. O. F.. entertained the grand officers { the state and the. officers of the stat
 assembly last night The progral h included a musical and literary ente