Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-27
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR SOCIETY
 GIVE ENTERTAINMENT.

10 De Held IhufSday EVenlng-Dene-
 fit of Interest Fund-The Light Fan
 tastic Tonight Surprise Party
 Result of Ball Games.
 Attention is called to the coming musical and literary entertainment to be held Thursday evening of this week by the Christian Endeayor society for the benefit of the interest fund of the Union church. An admission fee of l5 cents will be charged and the society hopes to be greeted with q large at tendance.
 The funeral of the infant son of MT and Mrs Bert Lake was held at o'clock yesterday afternoon from the house. The child was l year old.
 Miss Minnie Magee has been visiting her sister, Mrs Loughlin.
 A supper and entertainment will be given Tuesday evening, September r, in the Union church for the benefit of the interest fund The society is de- termined to raise a large sum of money for this fund as it is much needed.
 A trolley party will be given tonight
 
 Arrangements have been made for delightful trip around the different lines of the company and large num- Der of invitations have been sent out to local young people. After the ride, the entire party will adjourn to For est park, where light refreshments will be partaken of.
 Mrs Patrick Murphy went to New Haven to-day.
 Fred Lake and family of Waterbury were in town yesterday attending the funeral of his brothers child.
 Dr Louis A. Weber of Springfield, has been visiting at the home of Miss Daisy Capewell.
 Miss Belle Hockey will go to Ansonia the latter part of this week on visit to her sister.
 Shanahan's baseball team defeated the Brass City's last Sunday by the score of 8 to 2 The Nferrimacs fail-. ed to play the Oakville Stars last Sun. day so the Stars contested with team composed of men and won by a score. of IT to z. The Stars have a most effective battery.
 A pleasant surprise party was given last evening at the home of MT and Mrs George Pullen, in honor of their daughter, Grace Pullen. The congre- gation of young folks assembled at Mrs Harris's residence and took the house by storm. The evening was passed in highly entertaining man. ner.
 Mir and Mrs Russell have returned to their home in Orange.
 Walter Stone and Arthur Newell in- tend to start next week for trip to the Pan-American exposition.
 Miss Ruby Ineson has returned from a vacation at Walnut Beach and while returning met with novel experience. Her baggage was checked from Nauga- tuck Junction and she was given the 'Ewfongs eHeezu receiving tt some other grip than her own on hef arrival here sThe railroad people are tracing the lost bag.
 What is needed in the post office is a desk or something to address letters or mail matter upon. 1t would be quite convenience and is something that all post offices are supposed to have.
 The noon mail petition will be sent to Washington the latter part of this week.
 The dance on Evans pavilion will be held this evening Charles Hubbel and Adelina Therault will manage the affair. A cordial invitation is extend ed to all. .s:s,gs
 q Mir and Mrs Philo Newell and daugh- fl leF1 4I1ni9 spent in Massachusetts and Vermont. 5 A daughter has recently been added to the family of Louis lLafage.a R. B. Leonard lost the icess scales from his wagon last Saturday as he was going up the hill | near c. A. Smiths residence. k sn Cards are out for the wedding of Henry F. Stone of Naugatuck, son of Mir and Mrs A. A. Stone of this place, and Miss Marion Gray Paul of Water bury.
 Miss Margaret Babin will leave here Saturday for a vacation of two weeks at Ocean Grove.
 Mrs Alton Cushman returned to her home in Bridgeport Saturday.
 Gerald, the infant son of MT and Mrs Albert Lake, died Saturday. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
 Mrs Hawes of Waterbury and her mother and grandson, Walter Klien- ert, were in this place yesterday at the home of Mrs Babin.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given last evening at the home of Miss Grace Pullen. Music and games were q feature of the occasion. Re treatments were served. All left at q late hour, having enjoyed q pleasant time. s