Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-20
CITY NEWS.

The funeral of Swan Olsen will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from his late home on Meadow street.
 The regular meeting of the Junior Nranglers of the Crosby Grammar school was held to-day. Secretary Stu art presiding. The following officers were elected: Edward Wolff preSi- dent: Irving Rametti. vice-preSident: Mary Rergin, secretary and treasurer.
 The big pig that boarded in EX- change place the past week or two was killed and dressed at BohlS slaughter house yesterday afternoon. It dressed at SIP pounds. Five differ ent persons guessed the weight that came nearest to being right and the trophy was divided between them.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postotiice: James Atkins, Miss Mitchell Austin. Mrs F. T. Adams. Mrs EZilda Bernier. Mrs Annie w. Col line, Miss Nellie Fray, William Elan agan, w. II. StamwOod. Mrs Burt Wall. Miss NJ. Woodward. care Mrs Martha Morgan, Dr Harry r. Willis.
 On Sunday evening. March 10, F. s. Baribault Of South Main street. and Mrs Agnes l.. Woodbridge. of 9 New ell Place. were united in the bonds of wedlOck. The ceremony was per formed at the parochal residence of St Ann's parish by the Rev Father Senesac.
 All arrangements have been con- pleted for the concert to be given at the First Methodist Episcopal church this evening under the direction of Mrs William Ellsworth Kimball. for the benefit of the Boys club summer \ 1,n a,.tic -1,D will appear will be Ruth Thayer Burn ham. contralto; Hobart Shock. tenor; Julian Walker. bass: Friedrich Noelk- CT. yiolinist, and Miss Edith Jones. harDiSt.
 At an adjourned meeting of the High School Athletic association held at the High school building yesterday after noon, Carl Schick was elected treas urer and Charles Bauby was chosen vice-preSident. These offices were left thrilled at the meeting held last week at the High school. As stated in the Democrat. one faction failed to attend the meeting. The factions are still at odds and the associati tion now has two sets of officers.
 Two hundred members of the Sam uel Harris lodge. I. 0. o. F.. of Bridge port Were the guests last evening of the NOSahogan lodge of this city. Among the grand officers present were Grand Master Blackman+ of Shelton. Deputy Grand Master Hutchinson of Manchester, Grand Warden Carpenter of Torrington, Grand Treasurer Mari gold of Bridgeport. Grand Conductor UpsOn of Southington, Grand Chaplain Smith of Thomaston. District Deputy Grand Master Andrew Wylie of Nau- gatuck and Past Grand Masters John Blair and c. 1T. Cowell.
 The Sufiield correspondent of the Hartford Courant has the following about the death of Thomas F. Devine'S mother: Mrs Patrick Devine died at her home in West Sufiield Monday night after long and painful illness. Mrs Devine leaves four daughters and two sons. The family have lived here for q number of years and are well and favorably known. She leaves besides a husband six children. One son is principal of school in Water bury. Another son lives at home. The funeral will be conducted tomorrow morning, with burial at Windsor Locks.
 Superintendent Combellack of the Boys club was made to-day the reel pient of q handsome sum of money. The money was donated by we'll known resident of this city and is to be added to the fund for the con struction of new building for the Boys club in this city. The money was given with the request that it be deposited in q local bank so that in terest on it might accumulate. This is the first donation for tEe new build ing that Superintendent Combellack has received, but many promises have been made. Plans are at standing still point just now. but when the building committee resume operations there is no doubt but contributions will flow iD