Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-04
WATERVILLE DAILY TALK

Telephones have been placed in theIr offices by H. NJ. Rigney and the Grey stone Manufacturing concern. The latter is the only one in Greystone and will be of much benefit.
 A very pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mir and Mrs c. NJ. Grilley on Main street at noon to-day when their daughter Ella and Dr T. F. Holy rod were united i'll marriage by pr Anderson. pastor of the First Congre- gational church of Waterbury. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion with flowers. ferns and potted plants. The costumes Of the bride and bridesmaid were very beautiful. Both the groom and bride are well known and popular young people i'll this section and are members of the Young Peoples society of St Paufs church They were the recipients of many pretty tokens of esteem from their many friends. After a short wedding reception Dr and Mrs Holy rod left on the 2:4O train for q we'd ding tour to New York and Port lief ferson. On their return they will re- side In the apartments now occupied by pr HolyrOd.
 The storm was rather fierce in this section last night. The trolley cars were anything but on time. The side walks are still in . bad condition and people will have to be careful in plac- ing their steps The people in this section would like to know whether the sidewalks are to be cleaned by the Welton family as in the past. In for Iner years the sidewalks and paths across the street were cleaned with horse and plough owend by the H. l.. Welton family. To defray the expenses of this work subscriptions were col lected from the different residents by George Stevens. Sometimes the pro- ceeds of these collections were turned over to St PauPs church. MT Stevens has not as yet put in an appearance for the collections and the people are wondering whether the old plan, which worked 10 perfection. will be aban- doned- They hope that it will be con- tinued as it will be Of the greatest benefit to the community.
 The pool match at Brides pool room last night was very interesting owing to the closeness of the score. The Rerbecker & Rowland and the Cutlery shop teams were rather evenly match ed, and it was only after T hard fought game that the former won by the close score of 100 to g.. Some brilliant shots were made by the play CTS of both teams. C.. Lang made the biggest score for the winners, while William Draper carried off the honors for the knife shop. The teams were composed of the following players: Berbecker 6 Rowland. G. Lang, James Haxton. B. Walsh: knife shop. Will liam Draper, Charles Draper, l.. by son.
 Don't forget that the necessary blanks may be received from Postmas- ter George H. Ford so as to hand in subscriptions to the Mckinley National Memorial association which is plan ming the erection of monument at Canton in honor of him whom the hand of deadly assassin deprived the nation short time since Every per son should contribute his mite toward the erection of this monument to the deceased president. It is not expect ed that the people will contribute large sums for this purpose. but that every person will contribute little to show his esteem for him whose memory will finger forever in the minds of the peo- pie of this great nation.
 At the home of Mrs B. D. Welton tomorrow evening the St PauPs par ish society will hold it's meeting.
 The electric system was in good condition last night. strange to say All the lights were burning and conse- puently the people were pleased