Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-18
CITY NEWS.

Miss kittie Roe of New York is wis iting Miss Julia Bergin of South Main street.
 William Finn. one of Waterburys we'll known residents, is seriously sick at his home on East Main street.
 The teachers in the public schools, the jaintors and their assistants, the school clerks and all other school en- ployeS, are in q jubilant mood to-day, inasmuch as they are drawing their bi- monthly salaries. Henceforth they will receive pay twice q month.
 The excellent recital by the pupils of the kimball school of music, which had been arranged for last Friday evening. but was unable to be given owing to the absence of pupils, due to the inclemency of the weather, will take place tonight in the hall connect ed with the school.
 The members of the St Mary's T. A. society will appropriately celebrate the fourth anniversary of the society's or ganization by grand sociable and dance in Leavenworth nall this even ing The young ladies of St Mary's T. \. society are noted as good enter tainers, as any one, will acknowledge who has attended the society's prevl ous affairs of this nature. X good time is assured all who attend this even ing'S festivities.
 William Murphy. for many years ] resident of Bridge street, died to-day ar the residence of his daughter. Mrs John F. Naher. 116 Wolcott street, from the effects of q shock. Besides Mrs Maher, he leaves two sons. Will liam and John Murphy. The funeral | will take place Sunday afternoon at , u-iJ1, Sprvicn inc Sacred | Heart church and interment in St Jo- sf.nh's cemetery. The deceased was l an old and honored member of the | Senior Temperance society and was well liked by all who knew him. He worked q good deal. on and off. for tht, 1 city. and was an honest, industrious 1 iran.
 For some time past lovers of skating who do not care to go out into the country to enjoy the exercise have been | >nleayoring to induce the city fathers | to flood the west end of the green and let it freeze over, thus providing an ideal skating place right under the glare Of the electric lights and With l out waking any distance from the cen- 1 ter But fer some reason or other II 1 never was thought of seriously until ll.is year. when Mayor Kilduff decid- l Gu IUat IL WdS d sOOu SCAchS tthI OI dered Superintendent O'Brien to sub merge the place with water, which was done to-day, and it is safe to state that Jack Frost will do the rest. SC that we'll all have q chance to do ; little skating on the green tomorrow
 The funeral of Joseph T. kenney | took place this morning from his late home on Dublin street with mass ol requiem at the Sacred Heart churcl by the Rev Father Bray and interhen in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearer. were Edward Cummings, Joseph Nee han, P. ]. Cayanaugh. William J. Gas sidy, I. J. Sullivan and Thomas Doyle the three last named representa-;
 Court Rose Hill, F. of A. The flora
 offerings included mound marked
 Brother from Mrs John Tobin
 heart of roses, Mrs ". A. Healey l. cross, Mrs Catherine Culhane; wreath 7 Mrs NJ. Flynn and Mrs J. Bowling ] wreath. James A. Meehan; apchor an
 cross, inscribed Papa" from the chil
 tlren of the deceased. Florence and Js
 seph Kenney; cycle, George Robart x and !. A. Cullen; bouquets, Mrs Mat
 thew BerXin; Mir and Mfrs F. J. Mol 7 gan and a pillow lettsred .sHusbaad 4 from the wife of the deceased