Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
CITY NEWS.

Bunk6r HllI cnapel, ReV CndrleS G. Granger in charge-Sabbath school, 5 p. m.; preaching by pastor, 4:15 D. m.
 The members of St Mary's Reading circle and their friends will enjoy an outing to Hanover park on Tuesday, July ?.
 The funeral of John Lachance will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with service at St Ann's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Services at the Union Rescue mis- sion. 217 South Main street, Sunday evening, at 7:45. Special singing of songs. Shining for Jesus" and My Telegram's Gone.''
 The funeral of William Phelan will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3:3o o'clock from the family residence on ulate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The Catholic Women's association will hold the regular meeting Monday evening. After the business meeting is over a social session will follow, and it is expected that every member will attend There will be hosts of good things and plenty of amusement. The
 
 The schedule of games in the City Amateur league for tomorrow is as follows: Brooklyn A. c. vs Oakville, at Oakville, Somers umpire; Washing ton Hill A. O. vs Jeffersons, at Water vile. coughlan umpire; St Joseph vs St Thomas Cadets, at Riverside park, Klobedanz umpire.
 The assessors office is warm spot II. n71I fa lai n there all day and a portion of the eve ming in this kind of weather find it hard to attend to the duties and at the same time keep cool. There should be fans in that office and whoever is re sponsible for the condition of the place should see that they are put in right away.
 John Strachan, coachman for the Mitchell family, has been added to the committee, consisting of Messrs Bar rett and McNamara, appointed some time ago to arrange for a game of base ball among the coachmen of the city. Some of the. coachmen would prefer to see all the Waterbury boys get togeth- CT. pick out their best nine, and then send a challenge to Naugatuck or Wa tertown.
 P. s. Bergin, of the firm of Martin Bergin & Sons, undertakers, who has had the management of J. H. Clune's undertaking establishment at Spring field, Mass, for the past. two years, will retire from the position on July 1, and return to this city and devote his time to business at the old stand, corner. of South Main and Scoyill streets.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., held meeting last night and elected the following board of officers: President, Miss Mary Halpin; vice president, Miss Margaret Crane; recording secretary, Miss Mamie Kelly; financial secretary, Miss Margaret Mccarthy; treasurer, Miss Mary Phelan; guide, Miss Annie O,Meara; sentinel, Miss Nora Crane; physician, Dr D. J. MalOney; musician, Miss Winnifred Delaney.
 Arrangements have been made whereby Ensign and Mrs Morrill,, from Bridgeport, will accompany Brigadier Scott on his visit to Waterbury, and thereby add to the interest of the meet. ings. Tonight at p. m. will be the first meeting, and tomorrow the ser vices win be held at Il a. m, and 5 n. m at the Salvation Army hall, the brigadier also speaking at the regular morning service in the Third Congre- gational church.
 Third Congregational church, Rev Charles D. Granger, pastor. Morning service, 1O:30 o'clock: address by Brig adler T. w. Scott of New York, in charge of the social work of the Sal yation army in the U. s. He is a strong and entertaining speaker. Sabbath school, 11:45; juvenile temple, 3 D. m.; Christian Endeavor, 6:45 p. m.; regular monthly musical service, 7:30; brief address by the pastor on 1'The Story of Some Sabbath School Hymns" A cordial welcome to all,
 Speedwell lodge, K. of P, met last nigt and elected these officers: C.. O., F. D. Pagan; V. C., A. J. Leonard; P, T. NJ. Dittrick; M ", J. Russell; K. | of R.. and S., F. J. Ogden; NJ. of NJ. ;, G. Mahler; NJ. of E., D. B. Condit; Mat, A. P. Besenson; I. O., A. lies; | A. G., G. Watrous; trustee IS months, R. Snagg; first representative to grand lodge, l.. Holland; first alternate, A. House; second alternate, 0. Dittrich; examining physician, Dr De We're; second representative to grand lodge, 1 A. D. Hitchcock.
 The fair committee of the local coun- cils of the K of c. held meeting last night and finished up everything in connection with the entertainment. The net receipts footed up $2, ,294 S1. The sum of $47.60 was due'for tickets by three councils, Barcelona, Hendrick- en and Mulcahy. rDeducting from each | council owing for tickets. such amounts as were chargeable to the same, the share of the proceeds divided among the several councils will be as follows: Sheridan, s$5s5.60; Barcelona, $568.20; Hendricken, 575.60; Mulcahy, 565.40.
 Winona council, No 5, Jr O. U. A. 1 NJ, met last evening and nominated 1 the following officers: O., c. l.. Clark J. G., G. O. Monroe; R. s., w. K. | Lathrop; A. R. S., c. Lottin; F.. S., C.. Houghton; treasurer, J. A. Schroeder; Con, B. Wood; warden, A. H. Buoton; inside sentinel, c. Bliss; outside senti- Incl, W. B. Northrop; first trustee, C.. Tottin: second trustee, O. B. McDon- | aid; third trustee, A. H. Burton; first representative, w. F. Lathrop; second representative, A. Green; first alter nate, O. Houghton; second alternate, c. Tottin; representative to F. B. A., 11I,. x11..