Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-07
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Miss Alice Carney of Bank street is entertaining friends from Boston
 Mrs John Bolan of Summit street has returned from visit to Bridge port and the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
 Charles Schmidt of this city, who is employed in Hartford, has been called to his home on Seymour street, where his mother is seriously i'll.
 The altar boys of St Patrick's church are going to be well represent- ed in the football field the coming sea- son. There will be two teams. w. CronaIl is the manager of the second eleven and he intends to have a team almost as good as the first eleven.
 At a meeting held in the B. A. c. hall last evening arrangements were completed for their coming sociable and dance, to be held in their rooms Friday evening, September 13. As this is the first event of the season a large crowd is expected, as the E. A. c. boys are noted as being royal entertainers.
 Alterations and repairs are being made in the school rooms of St Pat rick's kindergarten school. The pri- mary room is being partitioned and hereafter there will be two primary ,lOOulS dllu OuG IOOIu lOI lUH hluucI- garten children. Much good is being accomplished by this school, which has been a surprising success since its es- tablishment. That the work which is being done by the Sisters under the di- rection of Rev Father Gleeson is ap- preciated Is well attested by the large and increased attendance this year. At the Third Congregational
 church the Rev Charles E. Granger, the pastor. will have celebration oI
 holy communion at 10:30 a. n1.; Sun day school, 11:45: juvenile temple, 2 l D. m.; Christian EndeavOr, 6.15; even- ing service, preaching by the pastor, | ( o'clock. Note the change of hour for l the evening service. Special prayers will be offered at the morning service i for the president. In the event Of his death the pastor will preach upon the I subject at the evening worship. All welcome.
 The Brooklyn A. c. and the St l Thomas Cadets will meet once more | on the diamond tomorrow afternoon l at Riverside park, and no doubt there will be q large crowd at the game 1t will be the last time that the two clubs will face each other in the present
 league race. It will be hot battle. 1 dS tue CaueJS VIII try 10 WfeStle one l game from their series with the Brook l lyp A. C.. On the other hand the B. A. c. intends to maintain their winning | streak and to make it four straight from their old opponents, the St Thom- Il as Cadets.
 1 At last the day is near at hand l when Adams's farm on Town Plot will De the scene of merry festivities, for tomorrow is the date agreed upon for l the clambake of'the Hygeia club. The l bake was to have been held last Sun day, but owing to the disagreeable 1 weather it had to be postponed. Chris
 Dunphy, who is the general manager l of the affair, says that the postpone
 ment has been of benefit to the bake
 inasmuch as additional features have
 been added to the program during the past week. A bus will carry all per | sons who intend to visit the bake from the end of the trolley line to Adams's 1 farm. Cams orchestra and He'll
 mann's Advance drum corps will fur
 nish music. The dinner will be one of the features of the bake.