Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-19
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Miss Genevieve Campbell of New Haven is visiting the Misses Molhe Mahaney and Nellie Devine
 Miss Alpha Beck of Martinshur~ w. Va, who has been visiting for sey erai weeks with her sister. Mrs Eliza beth Beck of West Porter street start cd for Brookl yn, N. Y.,. to-day, where she will spend few days with friends petore returning to her home.
 St Patrick's fair will open tonight ana me program, as announced in last evenings Democrat, will be fully car fled out. The stage entertainment will be given by the members of the St Thomas Cadets. An extra attrac- tlon has been secured in the engage nient or korner, the premier contor- tionlst. Supper will be served during the evening.
 AS announced in last evenings Democrat. the feast of the Holy Name VIII De appropriately celebrated to- morrow by the members of the Holy Name society of St Patrick's church. nere Will be vespers and benedictton or the Blessed Sacrament in the eyen- Ing at 80 at St Patrick's church. An appropriate address will be, delivered during the serives. The Holy Name society will attend in body.
 The juvenile minstrels held a very successful rehearsal last evening under the direction of Miss Minnie Murphy and Matt shelyey. Tomorrow after noon in the Lyceum the ladies' min strels will hold a rehearsal under the supervision of Mrs Gibson. Invita- 1lons have been sent to the different societies in the city to visit the fair On two evenings during the coming week the !. NJ. c. L. A. and the Brook iyn Athletic club furnish the stage en- | tertainment. l Daniel McGrath of Bank street. | Tor long time employed as clerk in lhe meat market of l.. P. & A. M HullfoIle, has bought out MT Guilfoile's 1 interests in the store and henceforth he Will conduct the business in the 1 same admirable and efficient manner as It has been conducted in the past. MT Gulifoile it is Said has been of 1ered and has accepted q lucrative po- sltlon in the employ of the Cudahy Packing Co of Aurora. III, for which 'city he will leave in q short time. His new position will be similar to the one hell by his brother, William A. Guil- 1olle, i'll the same city. Mir Guilfoile. i during his business career in this sec ton, has made innumerable friends. all of whom, while regretting his de parture from Waterbury, are delight ed to hear of his acceptance of a very important position.
 The sociable and dance given by the Brooklyn Athletic club at their l rooms last evening Was q most enjoy able affair and was attended by a large number. The dancing program consisted of about eighteen numbers
 for which Booths orchestra furnished
 music and Prof Harper prompted Re
 treatments were served during the
 evening. The success socially anG
 financially of the evenings festivities
 was due to the arrangement commit
 tee, which was composed of William
 Darby. John Welch. Thomas Mitchell
 John Cullen and William Dwyer Tn,
 club is already engaged in completing
 arrangements for an appropriate cele
 bration Of the twelfth anniversary O
 it's organization on February 15. A
 special meeting of the members i called for tomorrow, when definite ar
 arrangements for an appropriate cele
 tainment which the club will giv some night next week at St Patrick 7 fair.