Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-11
NAUGATUc1 NEWS
Queen of the Forrest Circle Celebrated
 Tenth Anniversary.

Queen of the Forest circle celebrated their tenth anniversary at the Opera house last night. A large delegation from the circles down the road were present and an enjoyable time was spent by all. A very interesting en- tertainment was rendered by the fol lowing. Miss Mary Baxter, in recita- tions; Miss Baxter rendered both her recitations in pleasing manner and received rounds of applause; MissMar- garet Campbell sang in her pleasing manner and was also roundly encored. McDonough and Fruin in a black faced sketch kept the audience i'll laughter for considerable length of time. To close the entertainment a speech was made by Miss B. A. Lester supreme secretary of the companions of the Forest. Miss Lester's address was principally on Forestry and it's good results. After the entertainment dancing was kept up till about o'clock, when everybody departed after partaking of the refreshments given to them by the circle.
 The local fremen at their meeting last night elected John Jones manager and Joseph D. Martin assistant mana ger, of the base ball team, which it. to represent the local company. 1t was also voted to purchase new uni forms for the base ball team. The team will meet tonight for practice on Hotchkiss field
 The matter of local league of base ball teams is being discussed pretty thoroughly around town and all the different teams seem to be waiting for some one to take the lead and make a start, and the rest of the teams will fall in line It is thought that there will be a meeting of the managers or the teams tonight for the purpose of starting an organization. If this or ganization is to be started, now IS the time, and not have the different teams wait until the summer is over before the matter is started. Come managers put your shoulders to the wheel and give good thing start.
 Peter Baxter, of Johnson street, is confined to his home with sore wrist, as the result of an accident, which happened to him while he was chopping wood at his home Saturday night.
 Miss Edna Wright, of New Haven, is spending a few days in town, as the guest of her brother, Dr Wright, on Meadow street.
 There will be a special meeting of the Young Mems Catholic Institute to- night for the purpose of completing the program for their festival, which is to be held at Columbus hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve, nings of this week. An excellent en- tertainment will be given each eve ming followed by dancing, and an en- joyable time is guaranteed. to all who attend.
 Frank Merrill left this morning for Boston where he will attend the edu- cational convention of the I. M. c. A., which is now going on in that place.
 An Italian employed on the new church at the corner of Division and Church streets had his foot quite bad ly crushed yesterday afternoon by letting a large stone roll over on it. It was at first thought that the foot was broken, but on investigation this proved untrue, and the man was taken to his home.
 Three members of the board of ed ucation were around last night when it was time to call the meeting and as it takes four to form quorm, no busi- ness was transacted. Superintendent Eaton was on hand with the course of study which is used at present and also the changes which he recommends, which were looked over by the mem bers present, but no action was taken.
 Thomas Holbrook, of Boston was in town this morning on business.
 It is thought that the Naugatuck and Derby High school teams will meet on the Athletic field tomorrow afternoon in one of the postponed games of the Interscholastic league. 4 number of Main street merchants went on a fishing tour this morning and the people of the street are ex- pecting some great fishing stories when they return tonight.
 In the borough court this morning, l Charles Schwartz was the lone prison CT before Judge Hamilton. According | to the story told by 1. l.. Trowbridge, and David Sanford, they were watch | ing the grading around the new High school building, of which grading MT Sanford has charge, yesterday after noon, when Schwartz came up and asked them if the men were union men, and received union prices to which MT Sanford answered, he did not know, nor care, whereupon Sch wartz said he was the walking dele | gate and that he would call the men out on strike, and upon his state ment, both gentlemen laughed and l Schwartz became angry and started in to roundly abuse both men, calling them scabs and other names, which would not look we'll in print. MT San ford ordered him off the premises, but | Schwartz after he left the grounds continued to abuse the men, where | upon MT Trowbridge came down town and made complaint and Chief Schmidt started out to find Schwartz, but was unable to do so. He telephoned to Waterbury, where he was arrested 1 and brought back here by Chief Sch midt last night. After hearing the evidence the judge imposed a fine of $10 and costs and 30 days in jail on the charge of assault, breach of the peace and abusive language. Sch wartz took an appeal and judge Hamil- ton placed the bonds a $100.
 James McGrath, of Hartford, is spending few days with friends in town.
 On Saturday of this week the local Y. NJ. c. A. team will play the strong base ball team of the Waterbury Y. NJ. c. A.
 Recognition.
 | How gentle is the soul that looketh out