Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
CITY NEWS.

The first lesson of the second term of Miss Loretta Hawthorne Hayes Friday evening class will commence to-morrOw evening.
 The cast of characters for the drama ''Hoodman Blind," which is to be played by the members of StiJoseph's society, will meet at the soc1ety's rooms tonight for their first rehearsal.
 The crematory to be used by Gar bage Collector H. NJ. Rigney will be ready for use in few days. It's sit uated north of the road about half q mile beyond the trolley terminus in Waterville. -. . There will be an interesting polo game at the auditorium this even ing between the Watch shop and the fdent of winning and a good game may be expected.
 The funeral of Julius Nelson took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on Irions street, with ser vice at the house and interment in Pine Grove cemetery. The bearers were E. A. Thunberg, A. Hallberg, c. Johnson and B. Mattson
 Tickets are selling with surprising rapidity for the entertainment under the auspices of the senior class of the High school Friday. February 8. Miss Edith NJ. Norton will appear in dramatic recitals and several of the High school pupils will also offer selec- tions.
 Sub-postal station No 2 will be es- tablished at No 20 Baldwin hill, which is q drug store conducted by B. L. Webster, in few days. Orders to that effect were received to-day by Postmaster Guernset. The request for such q station was filed with the department in Washington 8 week ago.
 :. There have been disposed. of so far twenty-one liquor cases in sau. Two of these have paid, Mrs Sarah Dunphy of1Bank street and John Casey. pro prfetor of the Railroad hotel on Wash tngton avenue. The costs in. each case amount to about $1650, of which $1O goes to prosecuting agent in every case.
 The funeral of Ms Grace Hollman Atwood took place this afternoon from the family residence on Prospect street with service at the house by the Rev Dr Buckley, assisted hF-Dr. An derson and interment~ fin Riverside cemetery. The bears were Irving At wood, John Hurlburt. F. W. Chesson. Roland Burdick, II. B. Durant and H. l.. Slauson.
 Speedwell hall was crowded to the doors last evening, the occasion being i n grand concert and sociable given by l the Merrimac club. Lawson's orches- I tra furnished music for the dancing while Professor Mccormack did the prompting. At 9:3O the grand march commenced. Thomas Driscoll and Miss Katherine Ryan led the process sion in which about 7o couples par ticipated. ; It was late hour when the last number on the dancing pro gram, Which consisted of eighteen numbers was reached. The affair was grand success, socially ana financially Miss Annie Higgins re ceived a gold watch for disposing of the most tickets. She sold tickets to the amount of $2I:75. while Miss l Minnie Leary's sale amounted to s27 50. The committees, to whom the l grand success of the event is due, are
 as follows: Arrangement, T. Lyman, J.. Downey, William Mcponald, Will l liam Ghent, T. Ryan. Floor, T. Ly- man. William Ghent, William Me Donald, Joseph Egan, R. Brown, F. Ryan, ]. Byrnes, ]. Cassidy. Recep. T tiot. IT. Lyman. J. Downes, William McDonald. T. Driscoll, B. Howard,
 William Ghent, M. Ryan. |. Ryan, NJ I Byrnes, sE. Hayes, A. Budd. T. Ryan sl N. Bytnas, e. DunlAp, H. Brown, J l E. BYrnes, T. Ken1he, F. E&en. M. P l ke1tonald, '. 1eetea
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