Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-24
WATERTONN JOTTINGS.
PRISONER FOUND GUILTY OF
 BREACH OF THE PEACE.

MT Cleery Was the Only Prisoner
 Yesterday-Th Warner and Lake
 Case Next Monday-V Show in Town Hall Several Social
 Functions.
 Justice Henry T. Dayton held court in the town hall yesterday. James McCleery was the only prisoner, ar rested by Sheriff Peck. on charges or intoxication and breach of the peace. He was found guilty and fined $3 and costs on the first count and $4 and costs on the other. Mir Cleery paid.
 The hearing of Burton Warmers case versus the state will be held ln the town hall next Monday morning at 5 o'clock before Justice Henry T. Day ton. From present indications Lake, the states chief witness, will be un- able to testify. Prosecuting Attorney Donald Warner will prosecute for the state
 A very enjoyable reception was giy- en last evening at the residence of Florence Atwood. the Hillside Farm '' in honor of Miss Florence Cushman, q guest. A party of young people from town, about twenty in number, at tended, going in Hard's stage coach. The evening was passed most pleas antly with games of a social and en- tertaining nture. Refreshments were served.
 A social will be given by the Ladies' Aid society of St Johns church in town hall next Friday evening, August 80. Admission will be 25 cents. An or chestra will render music for dancing. It will be shirt waist dance.
 The Right Rev Edgar Jacob, D. D., lord bishop of Newcastle, England, who is visiting in this country with a view to attending the general conven- ton at San Francisco, is expected to spend Sunday, September 1, in Water town, and will preach morning and evening at Il and 7:30. The rector of Christ church was a curate under the bishop twenty-three years ago, when the latter was vicar of Partsea, a par ish of about 30,000 souls. Before that time the bishop had been curate under Rev K. NJ. Cunningham, father of the rector of Christ church. The rector's father and grandfather had also long ago been very largely associated in clerical work with Archbishop Jacob, the bishops father. The bishop is con- Sidered to be one of the most eloquent preachers in the church of England. He was for many years one of the queens cEaplains.
 William L. Kelly returned from New York last evening.
 James Black left last evening for a vacation at the sea shore.
 Dr yariel has purchased new black horse.
 If stormy next Thursday the excur- sion of the union churches to Hanover park, will be held the next day.
 The Minortown stage will leave every day at F o'clock going through to Hitchcock's store. Woodbury.
 Miss NJ. E. O'Donnell and Miss Lillie Carl of New York are guests at St Johns rectory.
 The Rev Father O'Donnel will hold mass at 11:15 tomorrow morniEg and at Oakville at 3 o'clock.
 Mir and Mrs c. B. Mattocn enter tained large number of their Water town friends last evening at their uOIue uedF 1@dke W llueiuduS-
 The Watertown baseball team would like to arrange a game with the Oak vile Stars or any team under IT years of age.
 Miss NJ. A. Law1or has left for a two weeks vacation at the sea shore in company with her sister.
 Russell H. Hard will leave to-mor- row on his vacation.
 Workmen completed repairs on the Greenville bridge to-day.
 c. B. Mattoon. w. J. Munson and F. B. Noble left for the sea shore this morning to remain over Sunday.
 Helen Miller, the 5-year-old daugIl- ter of W. J. Miller of Cutler street sus- tained painful injuries yesterday by falling down stairs. She was severely bruised and knocked out several teeth