Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-27
WATERTOWN JOTTINGS.
MEDICINE TROUPE DIsBANDs
 AND LEAVES TOWN.

Had a Quarrel About Ticket Receipts
 Sold Quantities of Medicine to the
 Public-Organ Recital in the NJ. E.
 Church-Notes of Timely Interest.
 Vail's Entertainers, company of artists headed by Mime Vail, including Ramsey, the Roman knife thrower; Geiger, q hypnotist; Yesmar, d ven triloquist; Dr Vail, wizard; Mile La Rose, illusionist, and a ..$50O' troupe of educated canary birds displaying al most human intelligence, struck town a few days ago, coming from the shady dellS of Woodbury. The com pany located in the town hall and gave forth great promises of refined, moral and highly educating entertainments. The head medicine man, for the com pany gave q medicine show all the way through, billed the town with cir culars and succeeded in arousing ihe curiostity of the people so that the shows were we'll attended. Then medicine in all kinds of bottles with different colored labels was passed out for sale. Last night the show broke up and the company disbanded in hurry. < row occurred about the ticket receipts and all efforts to patch
 
 up the matter were unsuccessful. So the company left town this morning in sections.
 Miss Margaret Dunn has been enter taining visitors from Bridgeport and Waterbury.
 An organ and piano recital will be given in the WateFtown NJ. E. church on Tuesday evening, September 3, at o'clock, for the benefit of the music fund. Harry Howe Whitaker will be organist. Donald Bradford MacLane viOlinist and Willis Savage Whittlesey tenor soloist.
 John Kielty is suffering with an az gravated attack of weakness of his eyes. Mir Kielty's case has grown so serious in its nature that he will go to Hartford to receive treatment by Dr St John, specialist.
 The town workmen are cutting down the hill on Cutler street, near Edward McGowan's property.
 Gerald Francis Lake. the infant son of MT and Mrs Burdette E. Lake, was buried at Evergreen cemetery yester- day afternoon. The floral pieces were numerous and beautiful. They con- sisted of an anchor of roses, 'Our Baby" from parents; cross, Gerald 2 from Miss Mary Morrow; wreath, Our Pet" from Mrs Daskam and ,Lil- liam Lake; bouquet of pink roses, Mrs John Loughlin and Marguerite Magee; bouquet, Mrs Frederick Lake; basket of flowers, Mrs Stoddard. Mrs Thorn as, Mrs Hotchkiss, Mrs Daskam; bou- quet of Japanese lilies. Mrs Haven Heminway and Miss Nellie Hemin- way; Japanese lilies. Mrs Frank Peck; wreath of hydrangeas, Mrs H. N. Cum ningham; bouquet of pink roses, Miss Elizabeth Lafferty; bouquet, Mrs Johnson. and bouquet of roses, Mrs Robert White.
 Attorney Louis M Heminway and Attorney Meigs left this morning for Litchfield and Bantam lake, where they will try their luck with the rod and reel, besides taking a peep at SO ciety at Litchfield's popular summer resort.
 The engagement of Miss Logue aud Charles Borgee has been announced.
 W. J. Miller has returned from New Haven, where he passed an eXamina- ton before the state board of exam iners of barbers and received his cer- tificate of registration.
 Where is A. N Woolson going to build that trolley station in Green- vile?
 The train for the Union Sunday school excursion on Thursday, August %, will leave the Watertown station at o'clock for Hanover park, connect ing at Oakville for trolley Return leave park at 4:30, connecting with trolley for Oakville station. If stormy will go next pleasant day.