Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-10-30

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ment, but in order to be ON the safe
side people who want a hair cut and
shave had better call on the BARRIERS
on or before Saturday night. for they
may not find them at their old stands
next week.
The st Mary's L. a. society will
give a Halloween party at Knights
of Columbus hall on Friday evening
Many Halloween games will be played
and there will be dancing. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission will
be by invitation only The committee
OF arrangements, which consists of
Miss Jennie O'Neil. Miss Annie Byrnes
and Miss Mary Kane, have prepared
a fine program.
Prof G. A. Bailey's select dancing
class for entire new beginners at the
Citizens Bank hall will close next
Monday evening for new joining men,
] bers the present term, now having the
limited membership, forty-fiye. The
advanced class on. Friday is also
large one. Applications are received
now at 20 Bank street for the early
opening of an entire new beginners
class on Tuesday evening.
Plans are being formulated for the
organization of an alumni association
of the Waterbury Business college.
/ The movement was started by Carl
French, president of the first class,
that of 1894, and Edward Murphy,
president of the class of 1902. A COM
mittee, of which those two gentlemen
and Fl. G. Post, president of the school
are the members, will send notification
4 to every graduate of the college to at
tend meeting at the college rooms
on Tuesday, November II.
Mrs Mary Sheehy, wife of David
Sheehy, died last night at the family
residence. 90 Baldwin street. Besides
her husband she leaves one daughter,
Irene, her mother, Mrs Catherine
Brown. and three brothers, John, Ed
ward and Thomas. in Ireland; also
two sisters and one brother, the Misses
Nellie, Margaret and Patrick Brown of
this city. Mrs Sheehy was well
known woman and had wide circle
q of relatives and friends. The time of
the funeral will appear later.
! A social evening in connection with
the regular Eat home'' evening of the
pastor, the Rev Frederick d. Buck
ley, and Mrs Buckley was held at the
I rectorate of Trinity church last even
ing by the members of the church So
ciety. Mr. and Mrs Buckley were as
sisted in entertaining the guests. who
were many in number and enjoyed a
most pleasant evening, by Mrs j. K.
Smith and Mrs G. HI. Benham, wives
of the Wardens of the church. Al
special feature of the evening was a
silver reception at which all the guests
contributed silver coin for new altar
hangings for the church. The .-.ests
We're very liberal. Refreshments
We're served.
Representatives Of the master and
journeymen BARRIERS will hold a meet
ing this evening for the purpose of ad-
justing differences regarding the pro
posed closing of shops on HOLIDAYS.
The master BARRIERS maintain that il
is better their shops should close on
Il the regular hour on the nights before
holidays and a days pay deducted
from the journeymen's wages. The
journeymen on the other hand hold
out for keeping the shops open until
the closing hour on Saturday nights
IL o'clock. and be given pay for the
holiday. By this arrangement they
claim they would be entitled to the
days pay for they would work addi
tional time.
The funeral of Margaret Hayes took
place this morning from her late
home on South Leonard street to 81
Patrick's church where mass Of re
QUEEN was celebrated by the Rev
Father Gleason The bearers were
Lawrence Lahey, Lawrence and
Thomas Day, William Green. Thomas
! Kane and James Mccormack. The
floral tributes included a standing
cross from the employees of the ivory
department Of the Waterbury Button
Co; wreath, Agnes Day; cross, Mamie
Day; bouquets, William Green, Mary
DAILY, Mrs CahilI, Annie Gilligan. Mag
gle and Lizzie German. The remains
were shipped to Chicopee for buria
by Undertaken Mulville
Ernest Nelson Hill of East Morri.
and Miss Julia May Woodruff of 4S:
East Main street were married yester
day at noon at the brides home by til,
Rev #. b. Stockda1e of the First M. &
church. The ceremony took place lln
der pretty horseshoe of autumn foil
age. The best man was Russell Brown
Hull, a brother of the groom, Will,
the maid of honor was Miss Mabe
Glare Edwards OF Parker's Glen, Pa
cousin of the bride. The bride wa
dressed in white muslin de sole ant
carried bunch of white chrysanthe
NUNS. The bridesmaid was dresse,
in pink brilliantine and carried pinl
, carnations. The wedding march wa
played by Miss Mary e. Callahan
The house decorations. consisting o
autumn leaves and smilax, were yer,
!. pretty A number of guests wer
present from Jersey City, Morris, Beth
= lebem and other towns. Mr. and Mr.
Hill, who We're the recipients Of man.
beautiful gifts, will reside at S42 Eas
Main street. The brides shopmate
Of the packing room of the Interna
! tional Silver company presented sil
: yer carving set, one-half dozen silve
fruit knives, butter knife and su9a
shell and a silver cucumber service.