Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-25
WATERTOWN JOTTINGS.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING HELD
 LAST EVENING.
At George Griswold's Residence-The Passway Controversy-Will Be Taken Up at Meeting October l. Principal Subject of Agitation.

Principal Subject of Agitation.
 4 very pretty home wedding took place last evening at the home of George N. Griswold, the contracting parties being Edmond l.. Griswold of Watertown, a well known citizen, and Miss Eva LOneda O'Shell of Coalport, Pa The Rev N. w. Wilder was tae officiating clergyman Only the .Iii- mediate friends and relatives were present. MT and Mrs Griswold will leave this evening on wedding tour.
 The selectmen and town clerk of the town of Watertown will hold session at the town hall next Saturday, from g a. m- to z D. m-, to examine the qual- ifications of electors and admit to the electors oath those who shall be found qualified and only those whose names are on the certified list.
 4 free stereOpticOn lecture will be given this evening at s o'clock in the parish rooms. The subject will be Porto Rico" The illustrations will be of particular interest and bring out features of that country most yiyidly.
 4 special meeting of the First Ec- clesiastical society of WatertOwn will be held in the chapel on Tuesday, Oc- tOber l, at 10:3O o'clock a. m.. for the following purposes: To consider tue advisability of putting furnace in the parsonage, also the placing of one or more poles on the church property for electric lighting purposes to accommo- date the Center school. Also, to con- slider the reopening of the passway for the purpose of allowing the children to pass through the society's grounds to and from school, and to transact any other business proper to be brought before the said meeting. F. E. Atwood. c. W. Bidwell and Lucius Woodward constitute the sOciety's committee. One of the subjects of this meeting. tI.dt of opening the passage way by the church sheds to the school property. is the direct result of pop u1ar agitation. brought about by the newspapers and the public in general. The past attitude of the society in this matter has been severely criticized.
 Guy Lampson left this morning for Yale college to take up his studies there.
 Simeon Jones left today for New York to spend a few days and attend the yacht races.
 Oliver Smith. the local harness maker. will move his shop October 1st from the McCleery property to the slHaI DuliuluS OppOSlIe AIWOOuS s Ieeu mill. formerly used as a photograph gallery.
 K- of P. meeting tomorrow even ing.
 The Rev F. H. Van Buren, a mis- siOnary from Porto Rico. will give the lecture at the parish rooms this even ing.
 Mrs Rowland and Mrs Evans will attend a meeting of the Order of the Golden Cross in Naugatuck. where sev- eral members are to be initiated.
 A Masonic lodge pin was lost on the road between Watertown and Water bury The finder will confer a favor by returning it to Mr Miller. t
 Frank Welton, the local faucet man. ufacturer, recently received a large order for faucets from a firm in Ma nila.
 Mir and Mrs Albert SkiIton and Fred Haskins of WatertOwn and Mrs Alp bolt of Oakville contributed several songs at sociable in Bethlehem last evening. George Zeidler also favored the audience with a violin solo.