Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-03
CITY NEWS.

lumbia medical college, New York city.
 Frank B. Nichols. contractor ma son and plasterer, has filed a petition in bankruptcy This step is se- quence to an attachment put on MT Nichols a few days ago by Attorneys Bronson and Minor.
 Patrick J. Conroy and Miss Annie O'Rourke were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev ". J. Slocum officiating. Pat rick Farrell was best man and Miss May Cavanaugh was maid of honor.
 A rainbow concert will be given by Mrs Sarah Evans at Turn hall Scoyill street, Wednesday evening, October l, 1901, at 8 p. m.. for the benefit of the Grace Baptist church building fund Admission, 1oc. Come one, come all.
 The many friends of Frank Fitzpat- rick, captain of the Waterbury State league team, and Miss Mary D. Fitz- patrick of Washington avenue, will be surprised to learn that they were mat ried at St Johns church, New Haven, in May. Mir and Mrs Fitzpatrick will give reception to their friends at their home. BPS Washington avenue. Thursday, October 10.
 The funeral of Patrick Bowe will take place from his late home on Luke street tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock with a mass of requiem at St Francis Xayier's church and inter- ment in the new St Joseph's cene- terry The types in yesterdays notice of the death of Mir Bowe made him ap- pear as 5S years old. It should have been B.
 Thomas F. Casey, the Baldwin street druggist, and Miss Jennie C.. Canty, daughter of Timothy Canty of Winsted, were married this morning at St Joseph's church in the presence of large number of relatives and friends. Dr McLarney and Miss Jean nette Charters, both of this city, were the witnesses. After a short we'd ding tour AIr and Mrs Casey will re side at s Pleasant street. The bride is one of Winsted's well known and highly esteemed young women and the groom occupies a high place among the best society of Waterbury. Their friends extend them ] many good wishes.
 Thefe was large attendance at the meeting of Naomi chapter. o. E. S, in Masonic Temple last night. The de gree team ,exemplifed the work in the presence of the following officers and others: Grand matron, Mrs BurweH of Winsted; grand patron, Mrs Atwood of Waterbury; grand conductor, Mrs Stearns of Berlin; grand assistant con- ductor. Mrs Sawtelle of Southington: grand chaplain, Mrs Silloway of Hart ford; grand lecturer. MT Page of Mer- iden; grand marshal, Mrs Pond of New Haven; grand Adah. Miss Andrews of New Haven; grand Esther, Mrs Moffitt of Winsted; grand Electa, Miss Con- zelman of Bristol A banquet was given in honor of the out-of-town guests.
 William O'Donnell of Al South Main street, and Cathafine. Mcclure of SIS Baldwin street were united in marriage at St Francis Xavier church Wednesday morning at S:30 D. m., by the Rev Father Curtin, who also cele- brated the nuptial high mass which followed. Peter O'Donnell was best man and Miss Josie Finnan was maid of honor. Both the bride and brides maid were attired in white silk. The bride carried a white prayer book, while the bridesmaid carried a bou- quet of white roses. The groom's present to the bride was a diamond brooch. Mir and Mrs O'Donnell intend to make their, future, home, at SIS Baldwin street, where the wedding re- ception was held. Among the many presents received was parlor clock from employees of the Clock case shop and a sideboard from employees of the Buckle shop. it7t
 There was large attendance at the s'mistletoe'' meeting of Ivy temple, No ,, Rathbone Sisters in Pythian hall last evening. The hall was prettily and attractively decorated with mistle- toe boughs and berries. One of the prettieSt decorations was large bau- her of welcome which was formed of miStletoe berries An interesting en- tertainment was provided for the even- ing. The opening number was the ren- dition of a welcome song, composed by Mrs Frank White, by twenty girls, whose attire consisted of snow white gowns with sashes or red, white and blue. It was delightful opening to a program of rare merit. A mandolin a1C ouel Dy tie M1SS0S ALICE and Louise Guinand was well received as was a recitation by Miss McGregor Miss Addie Partree made a nit with her singing, while Miss Emma Bro Wn recited excellently. A piano and violin duet was rendered by the Misses Hinckley and Merriman, while Mrs Fairelough and Miss Hawkins gave respectively a piano and vocal selec- ton. Dancing followed and refresh ments were served. An amagram party will be given on Wednesday, l evening. October Is. while on next Thursday afternoon the sewing society 1 will meet at the home of Mrs H. l.. ] Dyson in Waterville.
 At the annual meeting of the mission | circle of the Second Congregational church yesterday afternoon the follow. l ing officers were elected: President 1 Mrs P. B. Norton; first vice president 1 Mrs A. A. Benedict; second vice pres 1 ident, Mrs ". W. Holmes; treasurer Mrs J. M Benedict; secretary, Miss l Harriet Kirk. Work committee. chair
 man, Mrs l. L. Atwood; Mrs Warrer
 L. Hall, Mrs w G. Morse, Mrs O. F CIapp, Mrs A. R. C. Drake, Miss Ella | Partree, Mrs Charles E. Hall, Mrs E i NI Hotchkiss, Mrs A. M Coons. En
 tertainment committee. chairman, MT.
 John c. Ives; Mrs A. C. Campbell, Mrs
 G. '. Moses, Mrs B. " Hitchcock I NfrS r M GaIlOnd Tea committee