Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-20
CITY NEWS.

To-day was visiting day for the teachers of the Crosby Grammar school. and no sessions of the school were held.
 An excellent group picture of the class of 1901 of the High school IS on exhibition in the window of Driggs x Smiths store.
 Finton Wallace of Windsor Locks. father of Manager Frank Wallace or the Gately & Brennan Go. was in town for ashort visit with his son.
 Mir and Mrs Max BlschoG of New | York announce the engagement or their daughter, Martha, to Adolph Schrieber of Waterbury. Reception Sunday, May 26, at 62 West l32d street. New York.
 l An infant son of MT and Mrs Lapine l of Mill Plain died this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon with 1 interment in Pine Grove cemetery. This is the third child that has died l in the Lapine family during the past few weeks, two at Simonsville and one at their new home in Mill Plain.
 The funeral of David Altman took 1 place yesterday afternoon from the family. residence on Dublin street, with service at the Sacred Heart church by the Rev Father Shelley and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Patrick McSweeney, Joseph Grif- fin. John and David Altman, Patrick Boylan and John Crane.
 The funeral of James Fitzpatrick took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on Ayers street, with service at the Immaculate Conception church, and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were William
 Cunningham. Martin Brennan, Pat rick Reilly. James Connor, Patrick Kane and William Murphy.
 Rev Father Fitzgerald, the new curate at the Sacred Heart church, de- liyered an eloquent and instructive ser mon at the 10:30 mass at the Sacred Heart church yesterday. He based his sermon on the gospel of the day. Father Fitzgerald is clear, forcible and eloquent speaker and deep req soner. He made q most favorable inn pression upon all present.
 Mrs Mary Jane Callaghan, aged 2S years. wife of Dr F. ]. Callaghan, died this morning at her home, 70 East Main street. Besides her husband she leaves one child, Madeline, her father, Ed ward Mullings; two sisters, the Misses yinney and Lizzie Mullings; two broth CTS. Edward Mullings of this city and John Mullings of Hartford. The fun eral will take place Wednesday morn ig at S:45 o'clock with mass of re auiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph cemetery.
 Rev Dr Anderson preached at the Rescue mission Sunday evening, tax ing for his theme the Scripture as RI afr.d qh n and more especially the 2Qth verse Speaking very plainly and yet ten derly of the duties there sei forth he suggested that al this day we might avail our
 selves of the lesson it affords. Miss Chapin sang several solos that added
 much to the interest of the service Tuesday evening Rev !. J. Moffatt oI
 the Waterville M. E. church vii
 preach. Wednesday evening Rev DI
 Davenport will give the closing ad
 dress of the anniversary services. special program of music on that oc
 casion.
 :: Mrs Florence Pauline Guest, aget ! 34 years, wife of Thomas E. Guest r died this morning at o'clock at he 1 home, 14 Chestnut avenue, Of pneu ' monia. She had not been in good healt
 for some time past, but it was though
 that she was improving until conges
 tion of the lungs set in, followed b
 pneumonia butt even then all hope wa not abandoned until short time De
 fore dissolution set in. Besides he husband she leaves one son, W1iliaI a J.. '; her father, William G. Borcl ardt: one brother, ex-Alderman WI
 liam H. Borchardt, and one sister, MT
 Walter French of Bridgeport. Mi q Guest was a woman of exemplar character and was well and fayorabl y known among wide circle of relative "a and friends. The funeral will talk " place Wednesday afternoon, with SCI V vice at the house by the Rev Mir Loui rector of St Johns church.